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Henry Kissinger's African shuttle may be the last of the airborne negotiating missions that have become a trademark of his years as Secretary of State. TIME London Bureau Chief Herman Nickel, who formerly was TIME'S State Department correspondent for 2½ years, was aboard the Secretary's twelve-day safari for peace. His report...
...Varsity football camp, characterized as "very successful" by head coach Joe Restic, climaxed with the traditional Red and White game on September 10. Except for this emotionally charged intrasquad game, preseason camp passed with the same businesslike discipline which has become the trademark of Coach Restic. For two and one half weeks each player's time was precisely budgeted. Up at 7; breakfast; meeting at 8; practice at 9; 11:30 lunch; afternoon meeting; practice at 4; 6:30 dinner; evening meeting; 10:30 lights out. "We have a great deal to do, and one week less than last year...
...Aranmore, seen out the door, to the left-hand view of the Great Blasket "forbidding as an otherworldly eel, lying languidly on the wavetops". O'Nolan-na Gopaleen-O'Coonassa pulls the world in to the heart of Gaelic country and idiom. A chain of personae is a trademark of O'Nolan's literary career--in At Swim, as in O'Nolan's life, there is a writer who creates a writer who creates a writer. But in The Poor Mouth the technique has a specific function: to carry the Gaeligore and/na Gopaleen enthusiast a step away from the Irish...
Starting Monday guitarist Charlie Byrd will appear with his trio at Sandy's. Byrd fancies himself a jazz and classical guitarist--"Blues and Bach" is a trademark. His trio, with brother Joe on bass and Bertrell Knox on drums should provide some interesting club music...
Inhibiting the Law. Eanes tried to soften his image during the campaign by doffing his trademark dark glasses and even kissing an occasional baby, but at his first press conference as President-elect, he lived up to his reputation as a ramrod disciplinarian. Stressing Portugal's need for "a homogeneous, cohesive and operational government," he warned that "insurrectional activities will no longer be tolerated, no matter which direction they come from." Referring to worker and peasant takeovers of factories and farms in southern Portugal, he accused the instigators of "intimidating the population and inhibiting...