What Brezhnev Learned
Washington notes recount Brezhnev and Pompidou joking about Nixon's real estate deals and security justified renovations. The men compare villas and dachas, joking that Nixon’s wealth comes from favors, with Brezhnev eyeing a Black Sea dacha. They mention Key Biscayne and security improvements.
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Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Bebe Rebozovitch
Vladivostock
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Gospodin Pompidou
Sacre Coeur
Pompidou
San Clemente
Alers
Retirement fears and paradoxes from Albert Einstein column
Doc I HAD THIS PROBLEM discusses American anxiety about retirement and urges planning while resisting routine comforts. It shares a provocative list of what not to do after leaving work and ends with Albert Einstein’s line about not fearing the future.
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New York
Golden Years Club
Albert Einstein
CIA and oversight guard against overreach in era of disclosures
A commentary argues CIA restraints are adequate despite Watergate and Pentagon Papers exposure. It notes CIA operated within U.S. borders, faces possible public overreaction and legislative pressure, but has upheld foreign intelligence duties since 1947 under NSC oversight and budget scrutiny. The piece also cites past faults like Bay of Pigs and debates about jurisdiction and civil ties.
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United States of America
U.S. Central. Intelligence
Pentagon Papers
CIA
The
Los Angeles
Congress
U.S
Truman
Pearl Harbor
Bay of Pigs
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National Security Council
Secretary of Defense
Foreign Intelligence Policy Board
Office of Budget and Management
Letters defend John Kendrick and praise community work
In reply to an accusation by Leon H. Johnson, the League of Liberated Voters says John Kendrick supports low cost housing and serves on many committees. They argue his objection was to packing low income housing into a single Mt Vernon area and point to airport-area residents who opposed it. Fern Weisbecker, Regent, notes praise for the Mt Vernon Register coverage and District Publicity Awards for 1972 and 1973 by the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Washington
Leonid Brezhnev
Georges Pompidou
Moscow
Richard Nixon
President Pompidou
United States
Secretary Brezhnev
White House
Camp David
San Clemente
Alors
Pompidou
Nixon
Iceland
Gospodin Pompidou
Abplanalp
Sah Clemente
Brezhnev
San Clemente Dacha
Secret Service
Gospodin
Soviet Union
Black Sea
St. Tropez
Leon H. Johnson
John Kendrick
Kendrick
Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Johnson
Airport
John
The
League of Liberated Voters
Pace
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fern Weisbecker
Puzzle Clues and Names Across a Themed Grid
A listed puzzle entry features clues like Noted Names and Distress signal with numbers 39 41 42 44 46 49 53 56 57 58 59 60 and references to actors and phrases. It seems to be a crossword style wordplay segment with themed answers.
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Miles
Matt Brew
Caesar
Angeles
Son of
Seth
San Jose’s resilient mood amid Watergate reflections
In San Jose 1973 mood is surprisingly good humored despite Watergate, inflation and the era's shocks. The city’s diverse, historic character is highlighted by a Japanese American mayor, a polyglot population, and a tolerance for life’s rough edges as residents press on with new parks, schools, and growth.
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California
Santa Clara Valley
Mount Hamilton
Santa Cruz Range
Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe
Watergate
San
N Jose
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