Kissinger Warns NATO Ministers in Farewell Session
Outgoing Secretary Henry Kissinger warns NATO foreign ministers that Western security must rely on unity against Moscow. He stresses commitment to NATO under Carter and Ford, urges rejecting Warsaw Pact limits, and notes ongoing Western military balance while planning future talks in London and Geneva.
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Acuff Calls For Razing Opry Landmark in Nashville
Ray Acuff urges tearing down the old Ryman Auditorium to spur new construction and improve downtown appearance. He warns razing could lead to demolition of other distressed properties near the Grand Ole Opry site as the show now operates from a new facility northeast of Nashville.
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South Korea threatens U.S. inquiry over mansion reports
Seoul demands public clarification from Washington on reports from The Washington Post that U S officials used sensitive intercepts to probe influence buying around the Blue House. Kim Soong Jin says Seoul will investigate and may take measures if U S actions are unlawful. SEC probes E Systems ties to Korean bribery claims. Kin Sang keum seeks asylum.
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Updike Criticizes U.S. Reading Education
Author John Updike told a Smithsonian audience that U.S. school systems fail to teach reading due to inertia venality and stupidity. He says reading is elitist and the alphabet is a code beyond reach for many Americans. He notes publishers estimate only five percent buy a book.
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