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...hill resort of Dalat, for instance, offers splendid golf and tennis, striking lakes and waterfalls. Ban Me Thuot, in the Central Highlands, is a hunter's paradise of boar, tigers and elephants...
...spent one night at a friend's house in the suburbs, then went to what other friends call "a resort-type place" for at least six days, and made a return to Manhattan on Mother...
...consider it both too partisan and too inefficient for the settlement of a crisis. Berger reminds, however, that "we tend to view the President with awe; when the Framers were setting things up, they viewed him with apprehension." Still, he says, "impeachment of the President should be a last resort." Indeed some early advice on the subject endures. "The power of impeachment," said the English Solicitor General in 1691, "ought to be, like Goliath's sword, kept in the temple, and not used but on great occasions...
...PERFECT NARRATOR: as a journalist he feels he must be painstaking, as an ambitious writer he can't help showing off the only style he knows -- the kind of style that anyone would resort to after writing about baseball games every day for a generation, and as a rather embittered and sentimental atavist there is passion in his every word. A bundle of fresh caricatures, Smitty can sound like a disgruntled Confederate general, or like William Loeb, the publisher of the Manchester Union Leader who expresses his most exquisite right-wing rage in capital letters. A gossip columnist, a backroom...
...trip. If Cambridge restauranteur Joyce Chen's home movies are as good as her pork lo mein, this Boston special promises to better the average. Included are obligatory visits to the Great Wall, Canton, and Shanghai plus interesting side trips to Chen's family home and the resort town of Hangchow Harvard's own John Kenneth Galbraith cameos as himself. CH.2. 8 p.m. Color...