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Wrong Sex. Spurred on by the regime's efforts to downplay his visit, resident correspondents combined with the Senator's own staff to assure full coverage of his every move. Large crowds seemed equally intrigued by the visitor. Students carried him on their shoulders. At Jan Smuts Airport in Johannesburg, an Indian youth gave him an enthusiastic kiss ("Wrong sex," said Kennedy), and two coeds unfurled a banner proclaiming WE LOVE YOU BOBBY...
...presidential case, momentarily at least, the crisis in Viet Nam provoked a feeling that maybe he'd be happier somewhere else. Like Texas. Gesturing at an oil painting of blooming bluebonnets that hangs in the den adjoining his oval office, the President said almost wistfully to a visitor early in the week: "There's where I'd really like to be right...
...further matter undoubtedly discussed last week by the visitor from the Kremlin was nonmilitary aid. Nasser needs food, and his nation has largely been fed from U.S. surpluses. However, Washington has been noncommittal on $150 million worth of grain needed this year. Will Moscow supply it? Nasser was plainly uncertain. Escorting Kosygin around Aswan last week, Nasser passed up an ideal opportunity for an anti-U.S. tirade, which could not have pleased his dour Soviet guest. However, Egypt's leader was full of praise for "U.A.R.-Soviet solidarity." Then they went off to see the sights...
...enlisted her second husband, Constantin Loundras, as business director of her enterprises. She lends her services to many worthy causes, such as the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. But she scrupulously avoids cocktail parties and chooses her own guest lists carefully; in 1961, Jackie Kennedy was a visitor at her home on the island of Mykonos. "I don't like the abandoned female intellectual type," she says...
...many pleasures, its private and its public aspects. It can be contemplated alone, in the silence of a study, or it can bring brightness and glory to vast galleries. The best museums try to offer the visitor both. In the U.S. the two polarities have long been the Phillips Collection in Washington, an ideal haven for art lovers tucked inside a staid Victorian mansion, and New York's Metropolitan, the nation's largest and richest museum. Last week death came to the two men who directed these institutions: Duncan Phillips, 79, who ran the most intimate of museums...