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...were so guarded, he would be anxious to have unguarded moments where he could carry on his private affairs-literally & figuratively." The letter suggests that the plan was to hold Kissinger for about a week, perhaps kidnap some other "bigwigs of liberal ilk," stage a mock political trial, film it-and then release everyone and deliver the film to the television stations. "The impact of such a thing would be phenomenal," the letter says...
This performance of the Passion was, unfortunately, a one-time occurrence-the musical event of the spring season at Harvard. If you missed it-and many people were unable to get tickets-you missed something peculiarly fine. Better luck next time...
...continues its opposition, the Government would seem to be out of the supersonic-transport business, at least for a time. Then it would be up to the aerospace industry to show whether it really believes enough in the aircraft's future to gamble more of its own money on it-and to persuade private financial institutions to gamble as well...
...enough to come down to the center for an afternoon to "take a look around"; to understand the center you have to become part of it-and you are part of it, because you're woman. And the center is only what we make it. There isn't leadership: it's all up to us. And because it is all up to us, it is sometimes frightening, but it is also incredibly exciting to begin to make choices, to begin to decide what it is that we need and want, and to begin to create a place and an atmosphere...
...that mistake, Connie." During the Nixons' last trip to Europe, Connie abruptly disappeared in mid-Ireland, leaving reporters covering Mrs. Nixon with no one to brief them. Where had she gone? Connie had a moose-hunting date in Canada with her husband and she had flown off to keep it-and, incidentally, to bag a moose...