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Weak as they are, the leftist groups are unpredictable, and any of them would relish upsetting Ford's visit. To ensure the President's safety, the Japanese government assigned 10,000 policemen to guard him. In addition an advance party of 40 Secret Service men went over the itinerary, vetoing any ideas that seemed to be too dangerous. Among them was Ford's suggestion that he attend an exhibition baseball game between the New York Mets and a Japanese all-star team. Secret Service men carefully examined Ford's accommodations in the lavish 300-room Akasaka...
...response to union demands, industry officials are pointing to comparatively high wage levels of $50 a day and a worker absenteeism rate of over 15 per cent. But mine owners were slow to adjust to the operating standards of the 1969 National Mining Safety Act and do not relish the prospect of accepting more stringent Union safety regulations. The industry's sole defense against Union demands for higher pensions is their supposedly inflationary effect. But the operators just don't have enough leverage to counter the new bargaining power labor enjoys...
...just a housewife, but I sure want to thank you for your lonely struggle for sexual freedom. Your book, The Joy of Sex, enriched my life, particularly that terrific section on "sauces and pickles" (I've been getting into them with relish, if you know what I mean...
Haig is wiser now than when he came to the White House 17 months ago. He still is a fighter. He goes to the NATO command with relish, despite criticism. And even with some humor. Henry Kissinger came into Haig's office the other day, when the morning papers were filled with accusations against Haig. "The trouble with Haig," said Kissinger, "is that he is always improving his image." The two friends exploded with laughter...
...couldn't help noticing the relish used in footnoting a couple of snob-appeal letters in your new Forum section...