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Show The Week ! ECMUY.wmma, In Review m Sunday Herald 13A Axon Battles Congress On Issue Clear Decision Of Inflation-N- o Pri S Interaetioiul l'nite-,d the Federal Reserve Doard hours Wednesday in relation Gen. C.aar Torrijoa, the bulidoaer Panamanian strong mac, while President Nixon went to the iFRB), said tie board miht be for the killing of to relax its strict operator and two soldiers near he was absent oa a risit to mat with Congress this week oa'abl the i?ue of inflation without monetary policy if this year's the Suez Canal Tuesday night Mexico. Torrijos bounced back either side being able Lo win a and next year's budgets artj wSHLGTO Railroad e flowing day and put down .balanced. revo3L dear decision. shopworkers rejected an offer two houses of the Earlier, the FRB had report-0- f The a phased, NEW YORK A fire Legislature, in a Curry ed a decline in industrial increase, but Dromised k.. e,,.. u "3 J tor Vr fmirth .i,T. inn ...u ". mxiac unui. uktv ; minuu uui of IconsecuUve a month, Presidents threat holiday suggesting negotiations resume Jan. S. $ , session, acted on a that the nation mav already be, a v of bills tending to pour .hetdin .into its fifth recession i.itu ncixjauj icucjdj oil duu.1 uiu artca luiiuicu cuiu more and more monej- - into the since 1SH5 court acticn on a variety orsending nine other children to U.S. Around inf.ated world: economy the already charges involving both civic 'the hospital. The Preudent ppealed to the WASHINGTON Diplomatic corruption and underworld acu- - VI S5 Pr t mi ii ( A n,,ti,, .:t. wlu"J SL',inn SS, JSr - biHs which reduced taxes He S SiiSl ,Jt 5? c Mafia chief Simoiie R.jlEMAXDS TDIE the Plumber" De . were charged ng heav7lCan.e, v ana piufei to operate jei warpianes. conspiring 30 to juins radk, and Nation, demanding in partiauar " w lm l. u ,.rc"'.'lin PatT Amiy would veto an apnroMtions , , uaier wtn inamese nan j. Auuwuiw ana repuiea recruiting messages. of bill f?.r..;:e. deleft Xuan Thm- - boycotted Maffeso Anthony "Tony boy"i Zelii novrf Lh. and the Depart the Opportunity were indicted on television titgotiatiora for the second Boiardo, industry was persuad- ments of Labor and Health, me Lnned inai to carry exuinwn, Kirgcs caarging Education and Welfare unless income-ta- x eva messages to counter cigarette were awies naa aowngraaed ' tnem. conspiracy and provisions inflationary JERUSALEM an- sion. Israel advertising and contended that eliminated. nounced Cut its planes pounded CHY-T-wo PANAMA in the Army is as serving The President had previously tried to overthrow Brig. dangerous as smoking. prisoners of war, release of their names and, hopefully, threatened a veto of the tax Eypoan targets for three release of the men themselves. The U.S. Jaycees have reform bill, which was being taken on the project and hope to deliver the letters to Xnan w orked on by a joint conference Telephoto). Thuy, the delegation head in Paris. (Eerald-UP- I committee. Arthur Burns, new chairman O a j increasing spending .v Libj-a'- s "Jighne new revolutionary million worth m wiJASSTzelbSto anxjn j at!JSh ItewS -- .'if rrit .Tlir JMi g - SEN. ROBERT GRIFFIN (left) and William Spong look over tome of the 44,001 messages received in re spoils- - to Griffin's appeal in a recent Senate speech far Ama. am to write to the head of the Hanoi delegation at the Paris Peace Talks, asking for humane treatment of US. .) .) White House 'Wordsmiths' Hard Putto Remain Anonymous I President ana mamea, was a Nixon has seven nation. formulating messages relating uavm, By HELEN THOMAS school teacher in a suburban The aides whose primary job is Agnew also puts his personal to urban affairs. (UPI) eech turning out drafts of presiden-wTit- stamp ol all of his major Safire, who is 40 and Philadelphia school in 1967 relationship between Mrs. married, has a reputation for when be wrote to Nixon urging and public official isjtial speeches, statements, mes- - addresses, seasoning like Rosenwald's and that letters to be forthright prose being a "word merchant" and him to run for the presidency. proclamasages, supposed with memorable phrases of his is the author of some of the He advised Nixon to hold "live" between lawyer and client or tions, on television priest and penitent: STRICTLY The speech writing shop Is witi memorable phrases of his more ringing phrases in Nixon's press conferences inseead of headed by James Keogh, 52, own composition such as his domestic speeches such as "get and to "risk all" CONFIDENTIAL tech The rule that ghosts should former executive editor of description of war critics as them off the welfare rolls and using the "glamour boy A Nixon staff member remain invisible applies with Time Magazine. Keogh sits in "an effete corps of limpudent onto the payrolls." He concen nique." interviewed Gavin after the and snobs who characterize thenv trates on economic policy. on cabinet meetings particular force to the small letter was received and hired touch selves dose as intelktuals." in generally keeps d in strategically-situatemet the President but Safire corps him. find will councils he President so The with Vice policy may 1959 i n Moscow when Nixon, of writers who help prepare the be thoroughly familiar witn'it necessary recruit addition-- as vice another bache public utterances of the Prespresident, and former Huebner, 29, Nikita S. lor, was a teaching fellow in ident and Vice President of the Nixon's views and attitudes on al speechFrifers. ince he began J5oviet Premier all major questions. to attract national attention by Khrushchev had their famous United States. history and a debate coach at VJVs Staff Help "speaking out" on war demon "kitchen debate." Safire was Harvard University before join-in- s AH modern presidents even Vice President Agnew may strators and the news media, the the Nixon staff, He public relations man for the such personally eloquent ones call on the White House staff he has received an average of domestic house" a in Americar at policy, and Roosevelt specializes D. "typical Franklin as for with a major address 50 speaking invitations a day. Moscow exhibition and he urban affairs. says particularly John F. Kennedy have had and help is reported to have done so Most of them must be declined, he maneuvered things so the Houston, 28, married, b a speech writers. They are never in but he averages nearly 8,000 two men would preparing his "in my former Army intelligence offi tangle called that On tie White House miles of travel a month on the kitchen." criticizing me news media. cer, a Phi Beta Kappa and was listed are payroll they usually But s principal speech- - speaking circuit He went to work for Nixon as national chairman of the Young as "special assistants.' Some- writer Agnew is Mrs. Cynthia Rosen- - The White House speech wri chief of special projects when Americans for Freedom. He is times they perform additional a brainy housewife who ter who is reported to have Nixon ran wald, against John F. staff assistant to th President duties. But their main function commuted to Washington from assisted in drafting Agnew's Kennedy for the presidency and on issues and policy is to put words m the her home in Baltimore, Md. In recent speeches about the ktws lost President's mouth. with the tradition that media is iJtnck Buchanan, 30, However passionately White keeping d bachelor who writers should keep quiet a tall, speech House wordsmiths may seek Mrs. Rosen-- once served for two years as an their about work, anonymity, their identity usual- wald shies away from inter- editorial writer for the St ly becomes an open secret on views. But friends describe her Louis Buchan the Washington grapevine soon as an intellectual not, an has a gift for pungent although after they go to work. one presumes, an eaete one) phrases and is perhaps the with a photographic memory most conservative of the White House speech writers in his for historical facts. Both Nixon and Agnew do political and economic views. considerable revision and re The other writers in Keogh's writing of the drafts offered to shop are Ray Price, William them by their ghosts. Safire, Lee Huebnei, William When Nixon feels that a Gavin and Tom Houston. bachelor, speech is of particular impor Price, a tance, he may insist on writing was formerly chief editorial all or nearly all of it himself, writer for the old New York He joined Nix scribbling with a pencil on a Herald-Tribuntablet of lined yellow on's personal staff on March 1, WASHINGTON (UPI) --An legal-siz- e 1967 and functioned throughout unauthorized paper. tmrequested, 1968 the did He his with that for of new campaign as an speech planes jet squadron China (Taiwan) accepting the 1968 Repubican adviser, writer and idea man Nationalist today was Cie crucial issue presidential nomination in Mia- representing the liberal Repubmi, with his inaugural address lican point of view. His facing a joint Senate-Hous- e committee writing a final last Jan. 20, and with his specialty is foreign affairs but version of the foreign aid bill Nov. t Vietnam address to the he also takes a hand for this fiscal year. 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