Dissident Kim Dae-jung lauds Carter human rights program
In Seoul Kim Dae-jung, jailed South Korean dissident, praises President Carter's human rights policy as opening a new era for liberty. His wife Lée Hee-ho describes his isolation in Chinju prison, limited contact, and his concern for political freedom over personal liberty.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim’ ‘Dae-jung
Carter
Kim
China
U.S
Lée’ Hee-ho
Associate Press
Chinju
Park
Chung-hee
Japan
Tokyo
Kimi
Don Quixote on a wooden horse as publicity in law practice
Miami trial lawyer Ellis Rubin, famed for crusading cases and publicity, compares himself to Don Quixote on a symbolic wooden horse. The 52-year-old attorney discusses his career, notable actions, and belief that news helps his clients, with a seven-figure yearly income and a penchant for high-profile battles.
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Miami
Ellis Rubin
Rubin
Dade
Watergate
E. Howard Hunt
Key West
Holy Cross Crusaders
Syracuse
Nly
University of Miami
Law School
Washington
Drew Pearson
Florida
Goren Bridge by Charles Goren and Omar Sharif 1977
North South explored Stayman bidding ending in a grand slam as declarer ruffed spades to seven trump tricks. The column explains do uble trouble doubles for penalties and takeout, offering Goren’s booklet for purchase.
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Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Oncaea Tipune
North-South
Two Diamonds
Stayman
South
North
West
Declarer
East
Charles Goren
Goren
P.O. Box
Norwood
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N.Y
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West 18Th St
New York
Yorld OK
South West
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Danville Plaza
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Rael
Stetch Terry
Fabric World
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