Word: generality
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...grand jury report, according to Special Prosecutor Robert Balyeat, was based on "far more evidence" than that available to the Scranton commission. The jury had reopened not only the specific controversy over the events at Kent State, but also the general debate over the causes and cure of disorders on the nation's campuses...
...Chicago and Miami, the FBI says, they received money from the Communist Party apparatus. Last week John Abt, a veteran defender of the Communist Party, announced that he was going to take Angela's case. Shortly afterward, during a news conference at Communist Party headquarters in Manhattan, General Secretary Gus Hall said proudly, if by then redundantly, that Angela was indeed a party member...
Though the government ordered state-owned TV to carry no news of the insurrection, the revolt steadily picked up steam and sympathy. Two weeks ago, Italy's conservative C.I.S.L. labor union called a general strike in the Reggio area. Port workers, post office clerks and telephone and telegraph employees left their jobs. When railway workers followed last week, the 10 million people in Sicily and the toe of the Italian boot were virtually cut off from the rest of the ''country. Barricades and wrecked tracks forced trains from the north to halt two hours short of Reggio...
...much better than in the two short works. Michael Smith is a convincingly dissolute Charles with a remarkable presence, and John Paul Russo's Newton is a marvelously mousy character who contrasts sharply with the strong willed Newton shown on a slide at the back of the stage. In general, the device of contrasting the actors with the likenesses of the characters they portray is effective and helps occupy the viewer's mind during the long dry stretches. The three mistresses are well done, especially Pamela Walters' Nell Gwynne, who flounces about the stage like a first-rate floozy...