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...European parliament and object to ratifying the International Monetary Fund accords reached last January in Jamaica, an agreement they view as symptomatic of Giscard's shift to supranationalism. Beyond these skirmishes, the two men are, in the words of Historian Chariot, "condemned to get along." Chirac told Wierzynski, "I will not flail in all directions in an irresponsible manner. So long as there is no major change in the policies of France, so long as I am in the majority, I have no intention of provoking a crisis...
After consultation with Alexis Lichine, famed oenophile (The New Encyclopedia of Wines & Spirits), grower (Cháteau Prieure-Lichine), and wine merchant, TIME Paris Bureau Chief Gregory Wierzynski cabled this vatside evaluation from the major regions...
...lands of North Africa-no longer to the Algeria of his childhood, now an austere socialist state, but to laissez-faire Morocco. There, at his magnificent Arab-style palace in the ancient fortress city of Marrakech, the designer talked at length last week with TIME Paris Bureau Chief Gregory Wierzynski about his aims, his dreams and his worries. Wierzynski 's report...
...Vice President had just finished serving as a bicentenary tour guide, having escorted French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing through the Revolutionary War battle site at Yorktown. Mr. Rockefeller did not say whether President Giscard seemed unusually well informed about that era, but Paris Correspondent Gregory Wierzynski reports that Giscard packed a copy of The New Nation in his briefcase before departing for the U.S. He said he would use it as a "document de base...
...told, Giscard met for some three hours with President Gerald Ford and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. TIME Correspondent Gregory Wierzynski, who accompanied the French President from Paris and throughout his American visit, reports that the tone of the meetings was exceptionally friendly. The once frayed relations between the two countries have in fact improved remarkably since the friendly encounter between Ford and Giscard in Martinique at the end of 1974. The U.S. has relaxed its pressure on France to rejoin NATO, while France has quietly resumed its participation in NATO planning. The U.S. no longer criticizes Paris...