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...response to Christopher. Even as he began studying it, a copy of the four-page text was rushed by coded radio communication to the computer printer near Secretary Muskie's office on the State Department's seventh floor. Muskie, however, had just gone off to make a luncheon speech to the World Affairs Council. On his return, he read the message slowly, picked up a telephone to summarize the cable first to the President and then to National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski. With that, Muskie returned calmly to another problem: an interdepartmental squabble over U.S. policy...
...that was forgotten today, and the city hall luncheon trucked in by Ohio's largest caterer was only part of the preparations. City streets and sidewalks were scrubbed clean, bartenders and waitresses told to stay on their best behavior. Security was also tight...
...Ambassador of the Chilean Military Junta to the United States was recently invited to Boston by the Pan American Society. This visit included a luncheon at the Harvard Faculty Club on October 23, 1980. We feel it important that the Harvard Community should be aware of the economic and political atmosphere prevailing in Chile today after seven years of military dictatorship...
Jose Miguel Barros, Chile's Ambassador to the U.S. since 1978, will speak to the Harvard Club today at a noontime luncheon sponsored by the Pan-American Society of Boston...
...ties to two of this year's presidential nominees. Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Ford, is now a strategist for Ronald Reagan; Walter Heller, who was President Kennedy's chief economic aide, is an occasional consultant to Jimmy Carter. During a luncheon discussion last week, the two economists debated their candidates' policies. Some highlights...