Nixon's Daughter Seeks Identity Beyond White House
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, 28, aims to be seen as a writer and public figure beyond being Nixon's daughter. Her first book Special People profiles six famous individuals, including Prince Charles and Mao Tse tung, revealing as much about her as her subjects. She discusses marriage and public life with husband David Eisenhower, who recently finished law school and works on a book about his grandfather.
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Goren Bridge and the Swindle at No Trump Contract
A bridge article details the East West vulnerable hand in a 3NT contract where South employs a deceptive play to force nine tricks. The deceptive line involves cashing diamonds, discarding a spade, then leading the queen of spades to mislead East. East avoids the trap, recognizing the odd diamond count and entry risks, exposing the bluff.
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Paper Delivery Notice for Readers
The Star circulation department is open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Readers with delivery problems should contact the circulation desk promptly. For subscriber help call 635-82.
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Moynihan Brother Works as Saudi Visit Press Aide
Michael Moynihan, Daniel Patrick Moynihan's younger brother, says he has a 15000 assignment as press agent for Saudi leaders' Washington trip. He insists he and Pat share no business talk and views Saudis as a constructive force in the Middle East while stressing his role as a communicator.
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Carter's Tough Pollution Controls Face Congress Test
President Carter pushes strict pollution controls as House debates a Clean Air Act measure. A one year delay for auto tailpipe standards is supported, while a rival plan seeks two years. Senate panel reviews related emission standards questions.
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No Objection From Chiefs On Korea Troop Withdrawal
The Joint Chiefs of Staff accepted President Carter’s plan to withdraw all U.S. ground troops from South Korea without formal objection, while suggesting faster Korean equipment and training upgrades. Gen. George S. Brown participated in NSC talks and conveyed chiefs’ views. A two man U.S. delegation arrived in Seoul for talks with South Korea as Habib reiterated U.S. commitment to regional security.
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