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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Salzburg, Austria, Kissinger insisted that he would resign if he was not vindicated of charges that he had been less than candid in describing his role in wiretappings to find security leaks. Next week, during special hearings scheduled by the Senate's Foreign Relations Committee, Kissinger will probably repeat his earlier testimony that Nixon ordered and former Attorney General John Mitchell approved the wiretappings...
...talk at half speed; after all, he "will speak more in a minute than he will stand to in a month." Yet Rounds delivers his delicate and dazzling "Queen Mab" aria in a leaden manner, with lots of pauses. Vivace has become andante. I've said before--and I repeat--that the best guide here is the Queen Mab vocal scherzetto and orchestral scherzo from Berlioz's symphony. Furthermore, for a man who revels so in words, Mercutio should know that "lamentable" is accented on the first syllable. It is a clever idea, though, for his dying curse--"A plague...
Behind the Lines. "Watergate and the Press" is the topic of this repeat first shown in October, 1973. The program discusses the contrast between the media's reluctance to cover the story when it first broke in June, 1972 and the vast coverage since. Includes interviews with Pulitzer Prize winning reporters Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward. Ch. 44, 8:00 p.m. 1 hour...
...double check, Kissinger instructed Keating to repeat his warning against initiating action to Premier Golda Meir. The Kalbs say that Keating reportedly told Mrs. Meir: "If Israel refrained from a pre-emptive strike, allowing the Arabs to provide irrefutable proof that they were the aggressors, then America would feel morally obliged to help." The Kalbs add: "No translation was needed that if Israel struck first, then the U.S. would feel no moral obligation to help. Israel would be alone." Mrs. Meir reversed 25 years of Israeli strategy and accepted the first blows...
...impediment to boot. He did not return after the second class. Betty Sue Bumptious, a 250-pound beauty, was worse. Couldn't even remember her own name: When the supervisor asked her to recite her speech, she hadn't even memorized the first line, and couldn't manage to repeat it when the supervisor read...