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...toast during the banquet, Nixon proclaimed the importance of what he had started four years earlier. "We have not finished the bridge," he said. "There is much work to be done. But we are determined to complete it." Many would agree with that statement. Nonetheless, few last week thought that Nixon had helped U.S. interests in making it. There was widespread chagrin that the ex-President chose Peking as the place to get back into the headlines. The feeling, even among former conservative Nixon supporters, was that the ex-President had been guilty of a gross impropriety in going...
...night club act back in 1960. But Ann-Margret developed fast. After opening some eyes with her singing and dancing, she left Las Vegas after an eleven-day run and set out to become an actress. Last week the pair met again at Burns' Beverly Hills home to toast their most recent successes: George's Academy Award nomination as Best Supporting Actor for his role in The Sunshine Boys, Ann-Margret's as Best Actress for her part in Tommy. "You owe me six weeks' pay at $1,100 a week," insisted Burns, now 80, referring...
...Carole King provided the entertainment at her own 35th birthday celebration last week. Now making her first concert tour in three years, the Brooklyn-born singer-composer (Where You Lead; You 've Got a Friend) starred in an S.R.O. performance before 3,400 fans. She had more to toast than just the passing of another year. While King sang in San Francisco, her 1971 album Tapestry celebrated its 254th week on Billboard magazine's top albums chart. Its worldwide sales so far: more than 13 million...
...proposal which would provide full breakfasts at only five Houses and breakfasts of toast, milk, juice, and cereal at the other eight, would save approximately $11 of student fees in 1976 and $18 the year after that. Gross said the savings would be reflected as a "lesser increase" in board fees next year...
...proposed plan, which would provide continental breakfasts of toast, milk, juice, and cereal in the Houses not serving full breakfasts, would save each student an average of $10 next year. The Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life is scheduled to vote on the plan this Wednesday...