Newsman assails Barbara Walters as Pope Barbara
Morley Safer on CBS radio criticized Barbara Walters calling her Pope Barbara for interviewing President Carter and Rosalynn and Barbra Streisand. Walters defended by saying Safer is entitled to his opinion and noted Walters left NBC for ABC. Separately a Baltimore plane incident led to reckless flying charges against pilot Donald Kroner while Rev. Ralph Abernathy weighed a run for Congress amid Carter era politics.
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Rembrandt Painting Sheds Light On Final Work History
Dr. Armand Hammer describes Rembrandt’s last painting with a lowered bodice and a reworked right arm. The work, completed four years before 1669, has a documented provenance amid past lawsuits. Hammer purchased it for $3.4 million, a record price for a Rembrandt.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower recalls Mao's view of enduring Chinese struggle
Julie Nixon Eisenhower writes in Ladies Home Journal that Mao Tsetung predicted a centuries long class and party struggle in China. She notes his skepticism about younger Chinese and his belief that youths need reminders of the need for struggle.
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Cat master on the hill: Dr Seuss in Le Jolla
Theodor Geisel, 72, known as Dr Seuss, hosts kids who flock weekly to see him at his Le Jolla home. He has written 40 books since The Cat in the Hat, heads Random House Beginner Book Division, and now explores adult humor with How the Grinch Stole Christmas. He notes accusations of didacticism but disputes them. Geisel and wife Audrey have no children.
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Rabin Resigns to Push Early Israeli Elections
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin submitted his resignation to parliament in May and urged early elections to pit hawks against doves over peace moves. The move aims to undercut rivals in Labour and trigger polls before a centrist challenge can form. A 143 day rule schedules an election likely in late May. Rabin foes include Likud, which seeks annexation of Arab territories.
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Amy Carter Eyes Public School in Washington
Amy Carter and her mother Rosalynn visited Stevens Elementary School in Washington to tour the fourth grade and meet teachers and classmates. Amy, who has shown mixed feelings about attending public school, carried posters from future classmates and avoided reporters as her mother spoke for her.
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