Marjane Satrapi (Persian: مرجان ساتراپی) (born 22 November 1969) is an Iranian-born French graphic novelist, cartoonist, illustrator, film director, and children's book author.
Read more...The November 22, 1969 was a Saturday under the star sign of ♏. It was the 325 day of the year. President of the United States was Richard M. Nixon.
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Date: 23 November 1969
S Vietnamese Govt bans sale of issue of Life (pub) because of article Govt says helps Communists; suspends Vietnamese newspaper, which had just resumed publication after being shut down for about a yr, for criticism of cabinet mins and undermining natl security
Date: 23 November 1969
H J Karafin, former newsman for Phila Inquirer, convicted of blackmail and unlawful solicitation, denied new trial, Phila
Date: 22 November 1969
Washington Post and NY Times continue to receive calls from those responding to Agnew's criticisms
Date: 22 November 1969
R. E. ENGSTROM
R. ENGSTROM
lr opposing, lr backing Agnew
Date: 23 November 1969
Newspaper Fund plans expanded program to get more minority hs students to study for journalism careers
Date: 22 November 1969
By MAURICE CARROLL
Maurice CARROLL
Mayor Lindsay says Agnew 'wades into very sensitive waters' in attacking press
Date: 23 November 1969
ed, while admitting truth of some Agnew charges, holds he really attacks pol opposition with implied threats, veiled intimidation and inflammatory language
Date: 23 November 1969
By JAMES RESTON
James RESTON
J Reston satirical comment on Agnew
Date: 23 November 1969
McCarthy says Washington press did not cover his campaign in 'detached or objective way,' reply to query on Agnew's criticism of news media
Date: 22 November 1969
By STACY V. JONESSpecial to The New York Times
Stacy JONESSpecial
Dr D Gabor (CBS Labs) patents projection screen that will show 3-dimensional films without requiring audience use of special glasses; laser use noted; illus; CBS assignee