Writer Advising Nixon as Gage Safire Opens Political Role
William Safire, 38, Manhattan public relations man and coauthor of Plunging into Politics, is about to join Nixon as a special assistant. Safire has long aided campaigns, dating back to 1960, and previously led special projects for the Nixon-Lodge volunteers in 1960.
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Soviet defense budget hits new high amid Western arms race
The Soviet Union raised next year’s defense budget by 1 billion rubles to 17.7 billion, amid Western military buildup. The total 133.8 billion ruble national budget reflects higher military costs and continued aid to allies, with officials noting undisclosed portions of spending.
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Nabokov's Ada to Be Filmed by Columbia Pictures
Vladimir Nabokov's new novel Ada or Ardor has been bought by Columbia Pictures for more than $500,000. Ada, due in May, marks Nabokov's first film adaptation since Lolita.
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