Word: cincinnati
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Understandably, President Ford and Kissinger are sensitive to criticism that the Sinai agreement was "bought." In Cincinnati last week, Kissinger reiterated his persuasive rebuttal that most of the U.S. aid involved would in fact have been requested and provided whether or not there was a Sinai agreement. In his White House press conference last week, Ford stressed that in the past "the U.S. has supplied Israel with very substantial military weaponry, and it is our plan to do so in the future." He insisted that there is "no firm commitment on any of the weapons. They are merely open...
...Bernardino, Calif.* 27. Houston 28. Phoenix 29. Akron 30. Cincinnati* 31. Honolulu 32. Dayton 33. New York 34. Dallas 35. Kansas City* 36. Indianapolis 37. Chicago...
Stanford DeMille Cincinnati...
...recollects, he was a family man, an inspirational leader who could exhort his players in a style that might make Pat O'Brien misty. His enmities, claims Leo, were transient, his friendships permanent. Sidney Weil, onetime owner of the Cincinnati Reds, with whom the Lip did many a dubious battle, is "the nicest, kindest man I have ever known." Ed Barrow of the Yankees, a notorious Durocher rival, is "the best friend I had in baseball." Branch Rickey, another erstwhile enemy, is "the great man" in Leo's life...
Where does Gerald Ford stand on the environment? Last week, at a ceremony opening a $27 million environmental research center in Cincinnati, he declared that he was for it-with an important qualification. The President called for a "détente with nature" and pledged his commitment to clean air and water: "As long as I have anything to say about it, this country's symbol will never be an empty beer can in a river of garbage." On the other hand, Ford continued, efforts to protect the environment might have to be eased in order to increase...