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Consequently, on Tuesday, at the weekly hockey writer's luncheon in Boston. Clearly said that he wouldn't mind if the traditional post-game handshaking line was abolished. He may have a point. It seems hypocritical, and not a little dangerous, to be obliged to congratulate a man who was penalized for spearing you a few minutes earlier...
Bhutto has lectured the long-captive Pakistani press against blaming the country's problems on other nations. Hosting a buffet luncheon for foreign correspondents on the lawn of his family home at Larkana, where he had gone to celebrate his 44th birthday, Bhutto promised to make an announcement soon about "the first phase of our movement toward democracy," adding: "Believe me, I mean it. If I am pulling a fast one, you'll soon realize that...
Power Politics. Thant's order came shortly after he had hosted a luncheon for Peking's U.N. delegation. Somewhere between the smoked fish and the star-shaped scallion pancakes he was evidently persuaded to bar the C.N.A. correspondents so that Yeh Chih-hsiung of Peking's official Hsinhua agency could cover the U.N. with a clear conscience. Peking does not want its reporters taking part in organizations that allow Taiwanese participation. In Ottawa, Hsinhua has refused to join the Parliamentary Press Gallery because its members will not expel the C.N.A...
Herrnstein said that his discussion at the Law School was a "closed luncheon meeting" with members of a post-graduate program. He said he would leave if members of SDS were allowed in the room...
...View from Washington. Mrs. Meir had ample opportunity to state her position last week. There was a three-hour luncheon with Secretary of State William Rogers and Assistant Secretary Joseph Sisco, followed by a two-hour meeting alone with Nixon in the Oval Office. Once again, she asked-in vain for the time being-for the phantom Phantoms, which Washington has refused since spring to deliver, on the grounds that the planes would upset the military balance in the Middle East...