Rockefeller Youths Antique Quest for First Home
Nelson Rockefeller recalls in a chat on Air Force II how as a Dartmouth graduate he bought pine and maple early American furniture door to door in Vermont and New Hampshire to furnish a house on Pocantico Hills his father paying for reproductions. He described buying attics pieces from farmers and villagers to meet a budget.
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Castro Leads Cuba Toward Modern Socialist Nation
Fidel Castro, 47, oversees post revolution Cuba’s boom in housing, schools, and factories as he travels with visitors like Sen. George McGovern. He promotes a disciplined, workfocused society with Soviet oil support, a nuclear plant planned for 1977, and a push to institutionalize Communist rule while warning against counterrevolution.
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