Progress perils a French tradition bistro in Paris
In Paris a debate over the bistro's fate as a family and social hub grows. Writers and cafe owners defend the institution against charges of promoting vice, noting alcohol use patterns and the charm of public spaces. The piece also visits the Puits de Passy artesian well, a symbol of Parisian public life and free mineral water once enjoyed by luminaries.
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Paris
NEA
Eiffel Tower
Fernand Plantier
Emile Zola
Monsier Jean Blat
Cafe Owners Syndicate
Puits de Passy
Soviets' U.N. envoy Malik a stubborn Cold War fixture
Yakov Malik, 67, longtime Soviet U.N. ambassador, is portrayed as a hard nosed, unpredictable figure who keeps Moscow's interests forefront. Observers say he embodies persistent Cold War posture even amid detente, shaping debates on Middle East force and U.N. actions.
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Yakov Malik
Security Council
Malik
U.N
Jacob Aleksandrovich Malik
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Moscow
Middle East
U.S
John Scali
Andrei Vishinsky
Eric Cadogan
Stalin
God
Joseph
General Assembly
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