Reagan taps Patrick Buchanan as new communications chief
President Reagan names hardline conservative columnist Patrick J. Buchanan to run speech writing and media relations in the White House. Buchanan has labeled parts of the press a publicity arm of liberalism and urged breaking free from arms control. Edward J. Rollins is named chief of political and governmental affairs.
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Washington
Reagan
United States
Patrick J. Buchanan
Communications Post
David R. Gergen
Donald Regan
Buchanan
Regan
Pat Buchanan
White House
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
National Press
Geneva
Switzerland
America
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Edward J. Rollins
Time Strapped Americans Embrace Quick Cookery Trend
Americans average 30 minutes in the kitchen daily, less than Britain and France. With more working couples and rising singles, the food industry offers easy to prepare foods and appliances. One in three U.S. households owns a microwave oven as demand grows.
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Great Britain
France
U.S
Couple adopts child born without lower jaw in Chicago
Three year old Joey who was born without a lower jaw and relies on tubes for breathing and feeding will leave La Rabida Hospital for the first time with adoptive parents Char lene and Willie Williams. Doctors warn of ongoing medical challenges and high costs, with state support covering most future care.
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Willie M. Williams
Joey
Chicago
la Rabida Hospital and Research Center
Williams
Charlene
Charlene Williams
Pital
Illinois
Gary T. Morgan
Department of Children and Family Services
Council of Adoptive Parents
Rochester
N.Y
Paula K. Jaudes
University of Chicago
la Rabida Children’s Hospital and Research Center
Ms. Jaudes
Cubs
Mrs. Williams
Williamses
la Rabida
State Department of Public Aid
Mark Karlin
Karlin
Morgan
Witness: General Put Ceiling On Estimates
An Army officer testified that Westmoreland capped enemy troop estimates in 1967, underreporting strength by about 200,000. Blascak said the 1967 analysis given to Johnson and others was corrupt, while Westmoreland denied any suppression of information.
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New York
William C. Westmoreland
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Donald W. Blascak
Westmoreland
Blascak
V Corps
Frank
Mr. Adams
A. I
Sam Adams
Gen. Westmoreland
Adams
CBS
Sam
CIA
Langley
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