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With O'Connor during the tour were Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall. Udall came to rage at the pollution in the Hudson ("Why should we have to go out West to canoe?") and at the governor for not cleaning up the river. The politics of the Hudson River pollution are more complicated than anyone involved cares to say, and establishing a control system will be difficult. But believe it -- the river stinks. O'Connor brought reporters to the bank near a ferry landing at Yonkers earlier in the day, and all present sniffed...
Each spring, the Club makes a playing tour of the East Coast. Club Secretary William Marzluff plans to include Jamaica on this year's itinerary...
Freshly returned from a tour of Red China, a group of Japanese Diet members last week reported to Premier Eisaku Sato on the rampages of the Red Guards. Sato listened carefully, then smiled with the weary resignation of a man who has heard it all before. Said Sato: "We have our own Red Guards of a sort operating in the Diet these days...
...filming her every movement for a French TV documentary, Mireille hopscotched from Paris to Manhattan to Dallas to Hollywood, where she signed substantial contracts for two movies and several appearances on the Danny Kaye and Andy Williams TV shows. Then she rushed back to France to embark on a tour in which she will-sing 46 concerts in 46 days, at $5,000 per performance. Under the stern scrutiny of France's leading impresario, Johnny Stark, she also keeps up a rigorous schedule of daily lessons in diction, breathing, modern dancing, physical culture and English conversation...
...that the Captain is very worried. The Sun will publish in less populous Suffolk County and make no home deliveries in Nassau, where Newsday is strongest. Guggenheim has even taken Sun Publisher Gardner Cowles III on a tour of the Newsday plant to show him how a successful suburban paper operates. Even so, the Captain has increased his own Suffolk staff and embarked on a $3,000,000 expansion in Nassau that will enable him to enlarge his paper from 160 pages to 192 early next year and boost circulation to as much as 600,000. Last week he announced...