Word: kleine
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...unwritten rule of diplomatic courtesy and prudence that officials of one government should never gossip in public about the problems of another. As the White House was reminded last week, there is sound reason for such restraint. During a press breakfast in Washington, White House Director of Communications Herbert Klein commented that he and Presidential Counsellor Robert Finch both came away from their recent swing through six Latin American countries with the "feeling" that Marxist President Salvador Allende Gossens' government in Chile "won't last long...
Using Adversity. Was Allende really in trouble, as the rioting-not to mention Herb Klein-suggested? Outside experts agree that his situation is still manageable, especially as long as the Chilean military maintains its cherished political neutrality...
Allende has a talent for turning adversity to advantage, however, and last week's events offered him an opportunity to put it to use. Speaking at a farewell rally for Castro on the day after the march, Allende lingered long and lovingly on Klein's comments and the Santiago riots. "This coincidence of words that are irresponsible and indiscreet but obviously deliberate, with recent internal happenings, is suspicious," he said ponderously. Translation: a damn-Yankee plot must have been behind the angry ladies with the empty pots...
...lowest marks for any legislator from the conservative Americans for Constitutional Action. At the same time his strong opposition to key White House proposals?the ABM, the SST, the Carswell and Haynsworth Supreme Court nominations?has won him the Administration's unfailing hostility. Nixon's Director of Communications, Herb Klein, accuses him of "childish tantrums, demagoguery at its worst...
...tiger and the lady had the impact or even substance of talking about X-ray analysis. I regret that the acute importance of cocktail chatter had to be shown to me in this way, but I laugh because the Harvard guest feels so threatened by my presence. LISA KLEIN A Metallurgy major...