Odds and ends from Washington light up the capital scene
In a whimsical Washington roundup Mrs. Pat Nixon hosted a luncheon for female reporters with place cards showing an old White House lithograph signed by Mrs. Nixon. Other items include F. Lee Bailey testifying to air controller safety, Rep. Pickle's weather analogy, and Comsat suing Comcet over a trademark issue. The Labor Department invites Pakistan to observe goatherds in Arkansas goat country.
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Television In Review: Comedy Teams Scarce In Modern Years
Hollywood columnist Rick Du Brow notes the rise of Rowan and Martin and the Smothers Brothers as influential in reviving the classic comedy team. He recalls a golden era of famous duos and laments the current scarcity of top touring acts in show business.
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UPI
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Rowan and
Martin
Smothers Brothers
Nixon lands in Brussels amid mixed crowd reception
President Nixon arrived at Brussels Airport to a small, unruly chorus of anti American chants and a larger group of pro American supporters. King Baudouin greeted the president and a later reception at the hotel drew a warm, upbeat crowd.
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Paris
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London
Baudouin
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