Shirley Temple Black Looks Back On Service Career
Shirley Temple Black, Ford's chief of protocol and former Ghana envoy, discusses post inauguration lunches at Blair House, future roles in international relations, possible work with UN agencies, and her quiet Washington life. She recalls her breast cancer journey, Ghana achievements, and her balanced liberal internationalism balanced with conservative domestic views.
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Ghana
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San Francisco
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Yves Saint Laurent
China
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Food and Agriculture Organizations
United Nations
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Stockholm
Council On Environmental Quality
Moscow
Africa
Agency For International Development
Susan
Charles
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Carole Burnett
Hughes Will Fraud Claims Spark Debate Over Plot
FBI fingerprint findings on the Mormon Will of Howard Hughes fuel questions of a plot. Melvin Dummar, a Utah gas station operator, faces forgery and extortion risk as authorities test paper and ink and seek other prints. Dummar denies handling the will while Summa Corp. allies and Dietrich contest its validity.
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