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...single line of oratory, he caused a small traffic jam on Broadway as he left the musical Any Wednesday, next night got caught in the celebrity jam that turned out to see Rudolf Nureyev on the Royal Ballet's opening night. Then off to Norfolk, Va., for a luncheon speech on Viet Nam. Up to Washington to present awards to Agriculture Department employees whose ideas had saved the Government money. Down to Orlando, Fla., to convoy Astronaut John Young on his triumphal return home. Then on to North Carolina for a Sunday at Civil War historical ceremonies...
...Board organizes a Visiting Committee each year to investigate a problem in the College. "The Committee's communication with students has usually been limited to a luncheon," Goldfarb said. The HUC would supply a more "complete and comprehensive" summary of undergraduate opinion. The collaboration, to be coordinated by Dean Munro, has been accepted by the Overseers...
...notably unfazed by the Red threats. At a Saigon Lions Club luncheon, U.S. Ambassador Maxwell Taylor, while insisting that "we don't intend to get into World War III," vowed that the U.S. would go right on escalating the Vietnamese war "in proportion to the requirements." He wisely declined to discuss just how far the U.S. was prepared to go. "What has been done thus far," he said firmly, "is public knowledge. What will be done in the future is something for Hanoi to worry about...
...plans to give a reading of Shakespeare with John A. Lithgow '67, in Dunster House on the afternoon of April 17. Before the reading, which will be introduced by William Alfred, professor of English, the originators of Operation Match will crown Miss Albright "Miss-Match" at a luncheon in Dunster. There, she will meet "Mr. Match," an undergraduate chosen by computer, who will be her escort for the evening...
Some of the guests at the London literary luncheon amused themselves by calculating that Oil Billionaires J. Paul Getty, 72, and Nubar Gulbenkian, 68, grew about $20,000 richer in the hour they sat absorbing asparagus souffle, boiled salmon and a monologue from their table partner, Actress Hermione Gingold. The party was to launch Gulbenkian's biography, Pantaraxia (loose translation from the Greek: keeping people on their toes), which tells how he enlarged the fortune accumulated in Middle Eastern oil by his late father Calouste ("Mr. Five Per Cent") Gulbenkian. When the two finally got off nose to nose...