Green Book lists Carter Taylor Kissinger Lance and more in Washington social register
The 1978 Green Book, Washington's social register, lists Jimmy Carter at the White House and Elizabeth Taylor tied to John Warner, while Gerald Ford is out and Henry Kissinger remains. Bert Lance is out, having left town. The directory doubles as a etiquette and contact guide, noting addresses and titles, with exclusions like Chief Justice Burger for security reasons.
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Jimmy Carter
Liz Taylor
Henry Kissinger
Jerry Ford
Bert Lance
Washington Social Register
Carter
White House
Elizabeth Taylor
Navy
Virginia
Joh Warner
Georgetown
Gerald R Ford
Lance
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Supreme Court of the United States
Protral
Thomas P. O’neill
Massachusetts
Mr. Speaker
Action
Mary King
Sayings of Chairman Frank bound by liberal group
The Philadelphia chapter of Americans for Democratic Action unveiled a volume titled The Sayings of Chairman Frank collecting 123 quotations by Mayor Frank Rizzo. It includes remarks on crime, women, and art with a 3 price, and features phrases such as the streets are safe in Philadelphia and a caustic Lipchitz statue description.
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Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
Chairman Frank
Americans For Democratic Action
Rizzo
Jacques Lipchitz
Municipal Services Building
Reluctant First Lady Reluctantly Embraces Maryland Role
Reluctant first lady Mathilde Lee shows hesitation about social duties as acting Gov Blair Lee III leads Maryland after Gov Mandel’s Friday conviction. Close friends note she prefers hiking the Appalachian Trail to formal events and lacks expected social instincts.
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Mathilde Lee
Maryland
Blair Lee III
Maryin Mandel
East-West talks enter three month closed session in Belgrade
The East West conference moves into a three month closed session as Communists resist Western calls for separate human rights and military talks. The opening week saw Western allies accuse the Soviet Union of Helsinki rights breaches while Moscow calls detente to focus on military issues. Neutral mediators Switzerland Austria and Sweden are expected to play a key role.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U.S
Switzerland
Austria
Sweden
Pravda
Moscow
Netherlands
Congressional Committee
Soviet Union
Grullens 3 AREWOOD Sequins Knit Poncho and Tunic
Sequined knit poncho or tunic designs from Grullens 3 AREWOOD feature shirr details and a self-assured knit pant option. Left tunic in white or black with back zip, sizes 8 to 18 at $23. Right black poncho with silver sequins in SML with pants at $17. All from Teddi in Blouses Plus.
Goodman criticizes Carter over New York credit request
New York mayoral candidate Roy M. Goodman faults President Carter for not backing the city's $1.8 billion revolving credit, saying Congress must approve the renewal to avoid bankruptcy. He also accuses Carter of wavering on welfare relief and credit issues amid fiscal disaster.
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N.Y
Roy M. Goodman
New York
Carter
Washington
Congress
Goodman
Carter Attends Private Camp David Church Service
President Carter spent Columbus Day weekend at Camp David with Rosalynn and Amy and attended a special service in Hickory lodge led by Army chaplain Lt. Col. Cecil Reed. He planned to return to the White House at noon today and continue work on his fax revision plan.
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Carter
Camp David
White House
Rosalynn
Amy
Hickory Lodge
Cecil Reed
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Ms. King
Peter Bourne
Ms. Mary 2
Jean Shaw Murray
Green Book
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Park
Generation Gap
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Frank Sinatra Sr
Sinatra Jr
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Frank
Rixza
Blair
Andrew Young
U.N
United States
Harlem
Adam Clayton Powell
Young
Nigeria
The
Combined News Services
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Margaret Anne Hearst
Ulster Defense Regiment
UDR
Irish Republican Army
Bilboa
Spain
ETA
Vizcaya
Bangkok
Robert de Niro
Thailand
2 _peetaan
Katharina Franken
Patrick Cauvain
Bonn
West Germany
Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Red Army
Schleyer
Employers and Industry Association
Cologne
Ludwigshafen
German Railways
Tokyo
New
Tokyo International Airport
Narita
Here
Ovaiaren
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France
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