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Four days before Podgorny's visit, Soviet Ambassador Vladimir Vinogradov had paid his first call on Sadat since the internal upheaval. Vinogradov reportedly invited Sadat to Moscow to brief Russian leaders on the situation. Sadat declined; it would have looked too much like a summons. Podgorny thereupon invited himself...
Othello is a poet in uniform, a dreamer on the field of combat, but never rude or crude-which Jones tends to forget. The Moor is not the toughest boy in the barracks but a man obsessed by romance, heroism and honor. He dwells in images and on them. Even...
Charles H. Summons
In the White House, they see the cooling as the result of two years of Richard Nixon's special kind of managerial stewardship. The people who run this Administration are less frenetic, they say. So the people who are touched by it are calmer. It is the absence of a...
Using the hateful and typical invective of the day, a student editor at the University of Wisconsin calls Kennedy "one of the bigger pigs," although he admits, "I cried when he was killed." Speaking for a growing "revisionist" view of J.F.K. in the New Republic, Gerald Clarke calls the speech...