London, England July 28, 1973 Henry Kissinger’s appeal for a bipartisan Watergate cease-fire on foreign policy issues to permit his work for a “lasting peace” to continue abroad, while the United States sorts itself out politically at home, strikes a chord in West Europe.
24 May, 1973 The search for solutions to the problems that haunt American relations with the European allies recalls Gertrude Stein’s last words on her deathbed. “What is the answer?” she whispered. There was a long silence. “Then,” she finally asked, “what is the
London, England May 23, 1973 Within days after Secretary of State George Marshall in 1947 called on Europe to unite for a joint attack on its problems, Foreign Secretary Bevin of Britain was assembling the leaders of the continent for a meeting in Paris
1. Nobel Prize for Dr. Borlaug 2. Djakarta: The First “Closed City” October 30, 1970 A few days ago I received a cable from the Washington Star asking me to write a story on this year’s award of the Nobel Peace Prize
Belgrade, Yugoslavia Sketches from the program of Atelje 212 production of “Hair.” The Hotel Esplanade’s lobby and lounge this particular night were ornamented with uncommon glitter and elegance. For one thing, a a flock of more affluent Italians was in the Croatian capital of Zagreb
