Backstairs at White House Nixons open home to thousands
President and Mrs Nixon opened the White House for Christmas, hosting a dozen receptions and candlelight tours for about 20 000 guests including Congress members staff Secret Service and other aides. Santa roamed the state rooms as tours featured carols and choirs. Nixon praised Churchill and Tolstoy as he read The World Crisis.
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New York expert weighs New Year resolutions
New York psychiatrist Dr. William Wolf explains why resolutions arise as self-fulfilling prophecies and why they often fail. He suggests visual reminders like six by ten inch cards placed around the home and argues resolutions reveal inner needs across emotional, social, and spiritual scales.
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Connecticut vows crackdown on New Hampshire bootlegging
Connecticut tax agents plan a tax and possible prosecution response after a Christmas season bootlegging surge from New Hampshire. Four inspectors logged 300 CT license plates at two NH stores and identified about 25,000 cases. violators face 6.25 dollars plus sales tax per case and potential confiscation.
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