On The Right by William Buckley French summer NICE
The column contrasts European summer travel with poster imagery, recounts De Gaulle’s Latin America tour and jet choices, and critiques Air France aircraft comfort and design while noting Concorde prospects and a travel mishap account. It also includes an Abby column reply featuring Mrs Winnie Brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Gaulle
Latin America
Martinique
UPI
Reuters
Atlantic Ocean
M. Pompidou
Azores
Nixon
Air France
de Gaulle
Marlboro
L’homme Moyen
Athens
Dear Abby Rules for Living with Offspring in Lawful Home
The writer recalls a long kept Abigail Van Buren rule list for a widowed parent living with an adult child. The seven rules cover budgeting, cleanliness, respect for the hosts, privacy, vacation planning, noninterference, and proactive sharing of practical matters. The note notes the rules are over twenty years old and the writer aims to follow them. In Tampa, police removed handcuffs from James Koski who had restrained himself to his pregnant wife in a hospital maternity ward to witness the birth. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
ONROE
Newsstar
Winnie Brains
Mrs. B
Koski
Tampa
Realistic approach to alcoholism and tough choices
A New York feature reviews The Alcoholic in Your Life by Miss Coudert. It argues coalcoholics must face limits and that loved ones may need to accept untreatable alcoholism or withdraw to protect themselves.
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Miss Coudert
National Council On Alcoholism
Jamaica Paradise with Problems and a New Hostelry
In Montego Bay, Jack Gold uproots earth to create a two acre lake on a Jamaica plantation mansion turned inn. The landscape mixes sun and beaches with poverty and pollution from bauxite, while locals retain gracious charm and tourists seek river trips and tennis at Montego Bay Racquet Club.
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Montego Bay
Jamaica
Montego River
America
Jack Gold
Caribbean
Jack
Golds
del Mar
Calif
Communist Party
Gold
Bobby Kennedy
Sign Great House
Los Angeles Times
Ian Fleming
James Bond
Oracabessa
Port Antonio
Jamaica hideaway at Frenchman’s Cove costs 240 a day
Article describes Frenchman’s Cove Jamaica a luxury retreat with 18 units built on 40 acres of rain forest and sea views. The private complex features a Great House dining room butler Olive and Barrington, costs 240 per couple per day 1680 weekly, and is owned by Grainger Weston a San Antonio tycoon.
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Jamaica
Sign Great House
Rio Ochos
Frenchman's Cove
Olive
Isi
Barrington
San Antonio
Texas
Grainger Weston
Royal Canadian Navy
Grainger
Grandma's Cookies
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William Buckley
Nice
France
Europe
M. Maginot
Dear Abby
Fila
St. Joseph’s Hospital
James Koski
New York
NEA
Alcoholics Anonymous
Coudert
International Journal of
Tors
A.A
Jo Coudert
Glonites
Neons
Red Phantoms
Silver Angels
PET Haven
W. Ocean
Lompo
Williams Bros
Fuar
Ocean Sales Dept
H” Street
Lompoc
Service Dept
McDonald’‘S
Big Mac
Coca-Cola
No. H St
Ski‘s Selectronics
West Ocean
Uper
Gibson
W.t
Jcpenney Lompoc
Vandenberg Village Shopping Center
Burton Mesa Road
Vandenberg Village
Ebbert’s Homes
Constellation
Vandenberg Utilities CO
California
C. Willis
Regent
Village Realty
Real Estate — General Contractors
Ine Furniture Warehouse
West
Laurel—Re
Ydoo
Scopes Buy
Ill Mount Free
EZ Credit
Weatherby
North H St
Paradise
By Murray Olderman
Ocho Rios
Tegic
Caribbean Island
Great
Mister Darling
Richard Russell
Mr. Simpson
Barrington McKie
Chivas Regal
Rio Grande
Sea
Weston
Andev
Kingston
Marlon Brando
Patrice Wymore Flynn
Errol
Mexico
Brandy
By Neg Cochran
Frenchman’s Cove
Hemisphere
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