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...after a 3½-hour luncheon with Secretary of State William Rogers, Palme seemed inclined to be conciliatory. In a National Press Club speech, the Swede temperately defended his policy of "active neutrality." Asked Palme: "Don't we want people to stand up for their honest opinions when they do not coincide with ours...
...comes from Newark's white business establishment, and so does the rented air-conditioned Lincoln Continental in which he campaigns. The business community's support of Gibson represents a reversal. Five years ago, the same men feted Addonizio and the rest of his administration at a special luncheon. And Gibson has been getting some volunteer help from members of the staff of New York Mayor John Lindsay. "I'm a civil engineer, an expert in building and rebuilding," Gibson says. "I will make my appointments solely on one issue -not race but quality." Gibson, a calm, thorough...
Governor Nelson Rockefeller wouldn't think of accepting-not in such company-but he couldn't help laughing when he heard the proposition. His political rival, New York City Mayor John Lindsay, broke up a Manhattan luncheon for the Apollo 13 astronauts by suggesting that he and Rocky fly to the moon together. "The combined effect," said Lindsay, "ought to make millions of people very happy...
...armbands, along with contribution envelopes for political and peace-action groups, will be available after Tuesday's Bac?alaureate Service, at Wednesday's morning symposia and luncheon at Lowell House, and on Thursday at Wadsworth House in the Yard...
Decor was not neglected at the Sheraton-Chicago hotel, however. Each day's session had a color theme−pink for Tuesday, for example, with pink cloth tote bags emblazoned with red cardinals presented as favors. At one luncheon, the delegates sighed over a new strain of gladiolus christened the "Osa Mae Gladiolus," in honor of National Council President Mrs. Osa Mae Barton...