Kissinger Emerges as Public Face of Nixon China Policy
Reston praises Henry Kissinger for stepping into the White House briefing room as the President's public spokesman on China. The piece notes his deft diplomacy, manages to explain complex talks, and questions about executive privilege as Kissinger replaces past anonymous aides and becomes a visible link to university and international audiences.
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Blind student Wilma Chestnut begins life at Missouri School for the Blind
Wilma Chestnut, blinded in September by an ex-convict, starts rehab at the Missouri School for the Blind in St. Louis. Doctors say eye damage is irreparable. Suspect Johnnie Lee Brooks, 30, pleads innocent to assault with intent to maim and is held without bond. A rehabilitation fund at Normandy Osteopathic Hospital has reached $34,000.
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