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STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) Czeslaw Milosz, a
Lithuanian-born poet "driven out of paradise," won the
1980 Nobel Prize for literature yesterday.
The 69-year-old Milosi, a naturalized American and
a California resident since 1960, was born in the Lithua
nian village of Vilna which became part of Poland in
1923.
He was the ninth U.S. citizen and third writer in
Polish to win the literature prize.
A guest lecturer in Slavic languages at the Universi
ty of California at Berkeley for 20 years, Milosz is mar
ried and has two sons.
"The world that Milosz depicts in his poetry and pro
se works and essays is the world in which man lives
after having been driven out of paradise," the Swedish
Academy said in announcing the $215,000 award.
Milosz's poetry has not been published in Poland
since 1951, when he chose to leave the country to live in
the West.
"People lived in close contact with still primitive
nature. This country and this culture, and most of its
people, no longer exist," the Academy said of Milosz's
homeland.
"The Nazi terror and genocide, the war, and later the
Stalinistic tyranny have wiped them out in hardships
exceeding what Poland and the Baltic states have suf
fered many tithes before."
Polish critics rate Milosz's poems on the Warsaw
uprising of 1944 among his best, and his works recently
began to resurface as a result of the easing of
censorship.
Milosz's poetry was applauded by shipyard workers
in Gdansk when a group of artists recited it during
labor unrest last summer.
Like the 1,979 literature laureate, Odysseus Elytis of
Greece, Milosz was-active in the anti-Nazi resistance
and wrote a volume of poems called "Invincible Song"
protesting the atrocities.
Milosz's cultural roots are similar to those of Isaac
Bashevis Singer, the 1978 literature laureate, and he is
related to the French poet Oscar V. de L. Milosz.
He served with the Polish diplomatic corps between
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foreign service partially to avoid censorship.
He was accepted in Poland's intellectual elite but de
nounced Stalinist rule in 1951 when he moved to Paris.
In 1953 he published "The Captive Mind," a work
sharply critical of Stalinism and East European
intellectuals.
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eluding some by T.S. Eliot, Walt Whitman, Carl Sand
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burg and Pablo Neruda.
He wrote for the Paris-based P,olish emigrant
publishing house Instytut Literacki. _
He has been translated into English and German and
considers himself a difficult poet. .
The Academy said his Lithuanian heritage is vivjilly
portiayed in his 1955 poetic work "The Valley of IsSa."
Milosz won the 1953 Prix Litteraire EurOpeen for his; ;
first work published in French, La Prise Du Pouvoir,
He was awarded the Polish P.E.N. Club's 1974 award .
for his translation of poetry and most recently the In-:
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MOVIE -(WESTERN)'" "Monte Walsh"
1970 Lee Marvin, Jeanne Moreau. A veteran
cowboy finds himself part of a dying west. (2
rho NEWS
DED MOVIE -(COMEDY) m "Owl And The
Pussycat" 1970 Barbra Streisand, George
Segal. The story of a love affair between an
intellectual and a prostitute t 9 hra 1
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MOVIE -(DRAMA)" "Deadly Trap" 1972
FayeDunaway,BarbaraParkins.Womanwhols
suffering from her neglectful husband, also
starts to believe she is going mad. A series of
mishaps occur, including the abduction other
two children. Little does she know the 'Organ
ization' is out to retaliate against her and her
children because of her husband's former un
derworld connections. (2 hrs.)
6:30 GDTHlSOLDHOUSEDemolitionhasbegunand
the carpenter has found rot in the eaves.
CID MUPPETS SHOW
(13) IN SEARCH OF
(EI) co CBS NEWS
7:00 (3) SOUNDSTAGE 'Graham Parker and the
Rumour plus the RCO All-
Stars'.(Closed-Captioned) (60 mins.)
a) DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD 'Escape
ToWitchMountain'Apairof young orphanswith
psychic powers are imprisoned by a ruthless
millionaire seeking to amass an even greater .
fortune. Stars: Ray Milland, Kim Richards. (2
hrs.) (Closed-Captioned)
W(2l= DANNY
60 MINUTES WILSON FAMILY SPECIAL
8:00 CO COSMOS 'Harmony of the Worlds' Astron
omy and astrology, Intimately connected
through the ages, are examined in this episode
as Dr. Carl Sagen attempts to discover the real
Influences of celestialeventsonthelivesolmen
and women on earth. (Closed-Captioned) (60
mins.)
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CC NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFF GAME 51F
NECESSARY If the championship has been
decided, regularlyacheduled programming will
follow.
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non ARCHIE BUNKER'SPLACE The Sa
turclayNightßandlt hasbeenplayinghayoc with
neighborhood bars and Archie and Murray are
afraid their bar may be next. (Repeat)
W LAWRENCE WEI.K SHOW
8:05 UD CATASTROPHE: NO SAFE PLACE
Extraordinary film vividly illustrates the most
violent earthquake and ensuing tidalwave ever
to shake the North American continent; a
Brazillanreal•lifetoweringinferno; andthemaa
sive explosion that causedthegreatest harbor
disaster in U.S. history. (60 mins.) (If the fifth
game of theNationalLeaguerilayoffsisneces
eery, 'Catastrophe: No Safe Place' wilt be
are-empted.)
8:30 UM ll ONE DAY AT A TIME Feeling
inadequate and like she's missed something by
not going to college, Ann considers enrolling in
a couple of classes. (Repel)
9:00 C3D MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'Crime and Pun
ishment' Part 111. Still uncuspected of thepawn
broker's murder, Raskolnikov begins a
psychological cat-and-mouse game with the
investigating magistrate.
(60 mins.)
10 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
Ca) THE BIG EVENT'RevengeOlTheSteplord
' Wives' 1980 Stars: Sharon Glees, Arthur Hill. A
television reporter stumbles onto the sinister
secret of Stepford, a New England town where
the women are programmed to be domestic
slaves to their husbands. (2 hrs.)
closed -Captioned)
IT IS WRITTEN
00Q3lALICEUnhappywhentheguysignore
her, Vera gets a fast lesson from the expert
Belle on how to be a sex goddess. (Repeat) •
INDEPENDENT NEWS
9:30 0 WORLD TOMORROW
MCBOTHEJEFFERSONSGeorgeisfascin
ated by a highly successful, if unconventional,
stockbroker,untilhefindsout abouthlsunusuar
medical past. (Repeat)
URBAN JOURNAL
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10:00 a) TV QUARTERBACKS
NEWS
0 JIMMY SWAGGART
U_M at at TRAPPER JOHN M.D. Supposedly ,
childless Trapper John suddenly discovers
he's the father of a 25-year-old son, and the:
news has his hospital colleagues bewildered.
(Repeat: 60 mins.)
BLACK CONVERSATIONS
10:30 Op MATINEE AT THE BIJOU 'Moviestruck'
Laurel and Hardy, Jack Haley and Patsy Kelly
star in this often told story of a star struck girl
who gets her big chance. The selected shorts
Include Shirley Temple in 'Kid inHollywood' and
a Belly Boop cartoon. (90 mins.)
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FOCUS: NEW JERSEY
11:00 43 BAXTERS
Cff) CM NEWS
0 BENNY HILL SHOW
RHODA
11:151M0 CBS NEWS
11:20 LC MOVIE -(DRAMA)*•% "W.U.S.A." 1970
Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward. The story of
a super-patriotic radio station and the people it
affects. (2 hrs. 10 mins.)
11:30 0 DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW
Ce SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Burt Rey
nolds. Guest: Anne Murray. (Repeat; 90 mins.)
O RUFF HOUSE
C) MOVIE -(COMEDY) **s4 "Bedazzled"
1968 Peter Cook, Dudley Moore. A short order
cook, in love with a waitress, is too timid to
approach her. The devil appears and gives him
seven wishes in return for his soul. (2 hrs.)
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ID MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) •• "Watusi" 1959
George Montgomery, Table Etg. The son of a
famous explorer comes to Africa to resume his
father'squestforthelegendarymines , guarded
seven•foot warriors. (2 hrs.)
1 MOVIE -(DRAMA) •*** "Defiant Ones"
1958 Tony Curtis, SidneyPoitler.Twoescaped
prisoners, one white, one Negro, chained
together, escape a chain gang. Their bigotry
disappears as they struggle to survive and
remain free. (105 mins.)
12:00 CC MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• "The Law" 1974
JuddHirsch,Johnßeck. Ahomicidetrailsparks
bargaining and maneuvering by defense attor
neys and prosecutors trying to strengthen their
cases in a drama about the inner workings of a
large city's criminal court system. (105 mins.)
0 MOVIE -(DRAMA)ese I / 2 "Man In The Gray
Flannel Suit" 1956 Gregory Peck, Jennifer
Jones. A Madison Avenue executive struggles
to get ahead and to find a meaning to his home
life. (3 hrs.)
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