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First produced in 1964, William Hanley's play is a psychodrama grounded in the American early sixties, directly, if somewhat naively with the preoccupations of the social moment: Adolf Eichmann's trial for Nasi war crimes, the tragedy of illegal, abortion, and the dawning awareness of what "rest life" was...
Secret Documents. The secret order was reported to the party leadership and specifically denied by Lin's wife when she was asked about it. That "showed he was up to something," said Chou, "but at the time we were not sure how big the scheme was." So all airplanes...
Nevertheless, TGC, or something like it, is not likely to be grounded for very long. Low-cost charter flights on both scheduled and nonscheduled lines have been available to just about anybody in Europe for nearly a decade, enabling millions of middle-and low-income people who could not otherwise...
Just as labor unions chip in money to help one another when they are on strike, most of the major and local U.S. airlines have a mutual aid pact to assist any contributor who is grounded by labor trouble. No company has benefited more from the pact than Northwest Orient...
After half an hour in a grounded plane with no air conditioning, the irate captain finally convinced the airport controllers that there was no skyjacker. Only then did the cause of all the fuss come out. The flight engineer had dialed the emergency signal accidentally. On the assumption that it...