Nixon Protocol Chief Keeps Calm Under Fire
Ambassador Emil Mosbacher, Nixon era chief of protocol, describes 18 to 20 hour days during Eisenhower funeral preparations and surge of foreign delegations. He notes the job blends courtesy with crisis management, handling diplomacy, security, and access for visiting dignitaries amid high tensions.
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Europeans Ask Can It Happen Here
European readers view American violence through television and Telstar, linking events in Los Angeles and Detroit to European cities. The piece notes differences in racial tensions, gun ownership, and urban safety, citing Britain’s relatively mild race issues and higher crime perceptions, while warning against casual arming of citizens.
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