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In January, testifies at the trial of the | In January, testifies at the trial of the “Chicago Seven.” | ||
On 18 April, is awarded Harvard University's Signet Society Medal for Achievement in the Arts. | On 18 April, {{NM}} is awarded Harvard University's Signet Society Medal for Achievement in the Arts. | ||
In early May, he serves a two-day sentence for his 1967 conviction for transgressing a police line at the Pentagon. Also in May, ''Managing Mailer'' ([[70.7]]), an account of the Mailer-Breslin campaign by Joe Flaherty, | In early May, he serves a two-day sentence for his 1967 conviction for transgressing a police line at the Pentagon. Also in May, ''Managing Mailer'' ([[70.7]]), an account of the Mailer-Breslin campaign by Joe Flaherty, Mailer’s campaign manager, is published. | ||
He summers in Maine with five of his children and Carol Stevens, the first of several August sojourns there. | He summers in Maine with five of his children and Carol Stevens, the first of several August sojourns there. | ||
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In August, ''Maidstone'' is shown at the Venice Film Festival, and Mailer visits Ezra Pound, who later says he admires all of the poems in ''Deaths for the Ladies'' ([[62.3]]). | In August, ''Maidstone'' is shown at the Venice Film Festival, and Mailer visits Ezra Pound, who later says he admires all of the poems in ''Deaths for the Ladies'' ([[62.3]]). | ||
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