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The Tulane Drama Review, 1965
My “Composition 1960 #9” consists of a straight line drawn on a piece of paper. It is to be performed and comes with no instructions. The night I met Jackson Mac Low we went down to my apartment and he read some of his poems for us. Later, when he was going to go home, he said he'd write out directions to get to his place so we could come and visit him
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My “Composition 1960 #9” consists of a straight line drawn on a piece of paper. It is to be performed and comes with no instructions. The night I met Jackson Mac Low we went down to my apartment and he read some of his poems for us. Later, when he was going to go home, he said he'd write out directions to get to his place so we could come and visit him
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Archives of Neurology, 1999
In 1960, the general presidential election introduced television as a critical factor in the elecI tion process as a series of 4 television debates between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon was scheduled. Kennedy won the November election, embarking on a new age of emphasis on technological advancement for the United States.
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In 1960, the general presidential election introduced television as a critical factor in the elecI tion process as a series of 4 television debates between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon was scheduled. Kennedy won the November election, embarking on a new age of emphasis on technological advancement for the United States.
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2018
The global climate in the 1960s was one of excitement and hope brought by the independence of many countries from colonialism, the UN declaration of the First Development Decade, and unprecedented economic growth. Against this background, the Survey reminded developed countries about their responsibilities to assist broader economic growth and ...
Samuel Wangwe, Hiroshi Kawamura
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The global climate in the 1960s was one of excitement and hope brought by the independence of many countries from colonialism, the UN declaration of the First Development Decade, and unprecedented economic growth. Against this background, the Survey reminded developed countries about their responsibilities to assist broader economic growth and ...
Samuel Wangwe, Hiroshi Kawamura
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