Nixon in Caracas Mob Attack Tests Venezuelan Security
The 14th in Earl Mazo's Nixon portrait details Vice President Richard Nixon's Caracas arrival as crowds swarmed the airport. Venezuelan police initially failed to clear the path, leading to spitting, garbage, and assaults on limousines before soldiers restored order and Nixon moved to the embassy residence.
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Literary spurt threatens airmen promotion at Lockbourne
At Lockbourne Air Force Base Ohio officers warn that a last minute literary spurt in performance reviews can hurt an airman's chance for promotion. Lt Col Robert D Elliott notes cases where five identical recommendations from different officers were added to a single folder, raising concerns about fair assessment.
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Beware Rio Move For Cheaper Living
A reader letters column advises against retiring to Rio de Janeiro due to high costs and cultural barriers. A correspondent notes a $200 monthly budget would be insane to live on, with servants scarce and language a challenge. The piece also mentions aluminum being called silver from clay in Napoleon II’s court.
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