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Greetings from Ho. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Arthur Goldberg presented Secretary-General U Thant with a letter urging him to "take whatever steps you consider necessary to bring about the necessary discussions which could lead to such a cease-fire." The letter represented no change in U.S. policy but, to underscore Washington's determination to explore all avenues to peace, Secretary of State Dean Rusk announced that the U.S. would give Thant "maximum latitude" in his diplomatic probes-which presumably meant admitting the Viet Cong to any peace talks. In his annual Christmas message, Pope Paul...
This, of course, is what Dean Rusk has been saying all along: that a little "reciprocity" is required from Ho Chi Minh and his colleagues if talks are ever to get started. Ho's response last week was to send a holiday message to the American people, expressing "cordial wishes for peace and happiness," but at the same time blasting U.S. leaders for waging a "criminal...
...Makapuu Point, draw enthusiastic visitors. But the visitors do not necessarily return to stay at Waikiki. Peter Lawford, Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. are now moving out to the sleek, discreet $11 million Kahala Hilton on the more exclusive, eastern side of Diamond Head. Even farther away, Chinn Ho has broken ground for a 5,000-acre resort at isolated Makaha, which will be the first to put adequate hotel space close to the superb northern surfing beaches on Oahu...
...vast majority of Oahu's 109 resort hotels lies along the graceful crescent that stretches west from Diamond Head. Henry Kaiser's 900-room Hilton Hawaiian Village on Waikiki boasts the best bikini watching in the islands; just beyond it, the ebullient Chinese-Hawaiian multimillionaire Chinn Ho has erected the slender, glassy new $27 million Ilikai, with condominium apartments, shops, offices and a rooftop lounge that draws even the kamaainas (oldtimers) from Honolulu...
Seventh man for Harvard, Yoshi Akabane met a tough and persistent Amherst racketman in junior Allen Ho. Akabane played a fast, hard-pressing match, but lost in four games...