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lP-111 ... " 1-- J;.,. '4. (QUEEN KEEPS FORDS WAIT ING ·AtrTHE· .. STEPS .. ~ ... f ~ ~:r~t.;. (BY R !CHARD K • GROWALD> .. .. ·;·. .' '~:; < WASHINGTON C UPI> -- QUEEN· MARGRETHE ti'- ()F- DENMARK 'l REASON FOR THE DELAY," HE SAW. "THERE IS NO DELAY." HE WALKED AWAY. AT 12151 P. ~ , THE FANFARE SO UNDE~ THE QLEEN' S l. IMOUSINE NOSED INTO THE DR IVE WA'-' , . IT WAS ALL SMILES WHEN THE FORDS MET TKE ROYAL COUPLE AT LIMOUSINE SIDE, AND ornING THEIR EXCHANGE OF LUNCHEON TOASTS .. THE UNITED STATES ATTACHES A VERY GREAT IMPORTANCE TO OUR RELATIONS WITH DENMAR1'" FORD SAID, NOTING THAT THE TWO NAIIONS BEGAN DIPLOMAT IC RELAY IONS IN 1801 AND THAT 22 AMERICAN TOWNS ARE NAMED DENMARK. . THE QUEE~ IN HER TOAST, SAID, " I BELIEVE THAT WE ARE JUSTIFIED IN BOAST ING A LONGER RELATION SHIP WITH THE UNITED STATES THAN .ANY OTHER CX>UNTR'-' :' LATER, S?OKESMEN FOR BOTH SIDES EXPLAINED THE QUEEN HAD BEEN TOLD FORD WAS TIED UP GREETING THE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS MOTHER AND FATHER OF THE YEAR AND DID NOT LEARN HE KAO FINISHED THAT AND WOULD BE ON TIME. •NOTHING IS ROTTEN IN THE SI ATE OF DENMARK'S MANNERS," SAID A WHITE HOUSE AIDE'.:.j UP I 95• 11 05 I 10 PED ....

UP-106 R I C QUEEN> ND MRS. FORD WILL GIVE A WHITE WASHINGTON ( UPD F- ~~i~~~~! Q~EN MARGRETHE 11 OF DENMARK AND HER ~~N~UN~~l~~~ ~kNR~~ WHITE HOUSE AIDES SAIQ TODT~Y,UR. THEY' SAID THE MONARCH PLANS AN EXTENSIVE U. S. • UP I 04 - !2J 8 03 : 5 3 PE S

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&VINT: QUEEN MARGARETHE OF DENMARK WILL BE PRE.SENT AS NATIONAL 8AtLllY HOLDS PREVIEW OPENING or THE EXHIBITION ''CHRISTIAN GULLAl!t• POlfUIT PAINTER TO -FEDERAL AMERICA.• ·• GULLAGER WAS A DANISH•BORI:. AIJlst. · tllE: CEREMONY AT 3 P.M. . LOCATION: DEL IAN COURT, SECOND FLOOR, NATIONAL GALLERY •. COITACT: 339.-5911. SWINT: THE QUEEN AND PRINCE OF DENMARK ARE PRESENT AT A CEREMOIY II VllCI THE DANISH BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE PRESENTS THE OFFICIAL Glt or DlllAllK TO THE KENNEDY CENTER. THE GIFT IS A PORCELAIN SCULPTURE · 111111.ED ''VIBRATIONS.'' !UIE: 11:15 A.M. , LOCATION: CONCERT HALL LOBBY, KENNEDY CENTER. COltACT: SHILKRET, 254-3696.

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WASHINGTON C UPD FIRST LADY BE - 0- AND MRS HENRY KISSINGER JOINED QUEE~I~A~~~~TA~D SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE OPENING OF THE ROYAL DANISH BALLET ATHII!. OF DENMARK LAST NIGHT OPERA HOUSE. HE KENNEDY CENTER THE DANCER~ ADMITTEDLY NERVO SCORED A HIT BEFORE THE US ANO PLAGUED BY MECHANICAL MISHAPS, OPERATIC PARODY OF BIZET,C~\_Ag~~~E~UDIENCE WITH ROLAND PETIT' s 1960 THE QUEEN WAS ACCOMPANIED BY • CHAIRMAN ROGER STEVENS PRINCE HENRIK AND KENNEDY CENTER BUFFET RECEPTION GIVEN B~H~A~i~~A:~~A~~AIDEOFLRYOTAFTER THE BALLET AT A CENTER'S ATRIUM. TO BORCH IN THE DURING THE RECEPTION, VICTOR BOR(3.E I"fPORT, HAD KISSINGER GUFFAWING WITH 'HIAMERICA' S MOST POPlLAR DANISH KISSINGER AGAIN WHEN HE s - S JOKES HE CRACKED UP CALLED " ME IN HERP." A ID THE Ni!.W VOLKSWAGEN RABB IT IN GERMANY IS

N0f1 R ~ QUIEi . IASHllGTON CAP> -- PRESIDENT AND MRS. FORD WELCOMED. QUEEN M:ARllETHI ot D!llAIK TO THE WHITE HOUSE Ji'OR A FORMAL LUNCH TODAY -- :AND HAD to WAIT 11 IINUTES ON THE NORTH PORTICO FOR HER TO ARRIVE. IOU 1HAN .100 GUESTS WERE INVITED, INCLUDING DANISH~AMERICAft rJAllST VlCTOR BORGE, ACTRESS ROSALIND RUSSELL AND ANTHROPOLOGIST ' MARGAJllt MUD. THE WHITE HOUSE TOOK THE BLAME FOR THE "DEl..AY;. MRS·. FORD'S PRESS SICUTARY, SHEILA RABB WEIQENFELD, SAID THER"E WAS ••A COMMUNICATIOIS PlftBlEI·· AND THE QUEEN WAS NOT INFORMED IMMEDIATELY THAT THE roaos W llEADY TO RECEIVE HER. Witts THEY WAITED, THE FORDS CHATTED WITH REPO~TERS AND CAMCIAlll# AID A ·ro TOURISTS GATHERED AT THE WHITE HOUSE GATES ON ' P IS'IL.V NIA AVENUE• ,. ·.. tHI -YEAR•OLD QUEEN WORE ~UGH HEELS· AND APPEARED TO BE - T~ · fKAN Tiii f!RU DENT"t' WHO IS 6-FE~-l. THE QUEEN ts·· 6 .FEET TALL. HER . 8.tllM.. WU amED WltH TRUMPETS AND A MILITARY HONO~ . GUARD. ' ' . ' ' BEFORI GOINS TO THE WHITE HOUSE, QUEEN MARGRETHE ATTENDEn ·rHI PIESEITATION AT THE KENNEDY CENTER or A BICENTENNIAL GIFT TO Tiii UllllD SIATES1 A WHITE UNGLAZED PORCELAIN RELIEF IN FIVE SECTIOIS, .":tf. IICHES HIGH, 158 INCHES WIDE AND MOUNTED IN A STAINLESS STEEL fRA.111' .. £1tltLED ••vIBRATIONSI• It WAS CREATED BY DANISH ARTIST IN8t•LJSE KIFOID AID PRODUCED AT THE ROYAL PORCELAIN FACTORY. IT WAS FI,AICED BY Glf'TS FROM INDIVIDUAL DANES MATCHED BY A GRANT FROM THE DAWISK GQV!RllEIT. . . , DUIIl6 THE MORNING, THE QUEEN HONORED AMERICA'S WAR DEAD WITH A VISIT TO THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEIEtERY AND TOURED NEARBY MT. VERNON. 9'•1l-1C 15i07EDT

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BY MURRAY SEEGER Times Staff Writer ..,.. ,,~ .· ·.. ~ ~,.~ ~~O\lttr1uoini .\o'~t.be qqeen,' I ·· .. ·· ~.. ' Jo ~\If- woi.11¢h}l.f..e..nu:uunile.!' ' "-~- to.. ~uy . ~' -~ 1ot cfu~~ ac- Now,, more. than four years .after · ~ only by a:single compan- becoming ·queen, Margretbe adµti.tted, io · , ··:. , the. job is "fun'.1 .., • • • '~d. her French liiisband hlive I am enjoying Jt, 11·'!!he saiut H· is . ~).lei." !or ;.a: late snack \n the not a lark/ . · . · ·, . Julclle~...... The queen'.sreceptio11 (Oi-.rep0rters ~ ·;;~ :. ~)ea~ .. ~lie w~ a rarity. bo. ~ for . Denmar~ ~p.li ~ .a. ~.w~ !let JUJlts\.I U)Q. ~~r~ ~r . rovaltJi... t ~~f!!· · · ... . · ViVing ~&~f\lll; ar(l . '*' . . w•~~~Ji~1.Jij . : · ~ w er . e interviews. · · . d • • . tjnie1caD~~coudft'ikS." While it seems ~ · be ' an a~ · 1'all and blonde, she is Queen Mar- 1sm·5_ an age of revQh1UoJ1. and raQi- ~ .Il, lleif ~ the ~dest ~ne in caUSm; ro~alti ~ill Is J.. atjng to ~ '. l!oJ)day, Uu; Danish royal many )>eOple, an4 i~ members ~n- · yaebt ~.g g~~ql UR' the Poto- tilli:le to make news. madlfrer ~g~ to.Washing- · · · to~ for Ohe-Of the ~y ' royal . visits This year, has seen ~·restoration of the' bicentennial year: She ·Will be or the roonarchy in Spain, and in the iri ~.Angeles MaY 23 and 24. ~· · Netherlands the ·government has or.. dered an investigation into the pri~ ~. whq hardly kn<>w one vate p~ess " dealings .ot Prince kiD8 Of, queen from 8!10tber, are like­ ~.husband ' of Queen Juliana. ly 10 become. blase abQut all the .Margrethe and her.husband, Prince foreign visitors before ·the . y~ . is Henrik, said that they follow the for:. over. Moot'of the remaining 10 ,royal tunes o( th~ other European mon­ rulers ofEurope have visited or: will archs put that nearly all their atten· vjsit, the United Stat.ell this year, ttcm is directed to their official duties alo.ng with many· of 'tlle }>Olitical and raising their iwo SOQS, F'rederik, heads «· govemmehf ·or chief!! .of 1; and Joachim, 6. staw-1.: . , . • . , "Her future was determined in 1953, .But· the :Americans are ~t' to when·the people VQ~' -to change the tfnd Ute Danish queen just a little ~f­ law of succession. Her father, Frede­ f erent. for .~e t'1ing, Margrethe can rik IX, ahdihis wife Ingrid had three say that ,a u,ie popular mandate put daughters and, ,until the referendum, her in offise: for another, ·1n an age only maJ~ heirs. could succeed to the when po)Ver ti nearly a religion, she throne. " - .. '" doesn't Seek ·it. ~a. .famllY• the house of 'wt ·knew when l was 13 that :this Schleswig-Holstein;~oenderborg­ ~~ ·day going tohap~·'to me, Gluecksborg, traces its o~ . to the but. I wasn\ '\lel!y happy abOut it," 9th century and King Gonn the Old. she told a group of visiting reporters ~gretbe I rllled lit the 15ti1'century. laSt week. The queen's fathel'. was trai11aj as .a ·irsomeone said to me then, 'Some- . .Ple,ase Turn tp Page 14. Col. 1 ·· Danish Royal Couple il Into Washing.to,n t Sailir'tg 'into 'the Wasliing- ciaJ.policy issues. '' !.fbn Navy Yar4 'tboard : the ~iss Roc~efeHf!r; ~a ~llo ~royal yacht, Qu~en , Margrethe graduate of • Boston,'s New •n of Denmark, and her bus- England Conservatory Of Mu­ band, Prln~ Henrik, were ·~le, teaches in i~s }\u~ani­ -welcomed yesterday by a 21. ties department , Sile' i:i. well gun salute !lnd Secretary of known among devotees. · of ~tate ,Henry A. Kissinger. the organic living movement. With him .was the Danish Dr,, Galston was ,the first ' Minister. .of Foreign Affairs, American scientist,. to visit , , le. B. ,,Andersen• •:rhe .visitors postwar Vietnam, where 'he had trAveled nvernight from studied- thee ffects of defotia­ . Norfolk, Va.,. ~nd. ,went dir:ect- tion and bombing on the ecol- " ~~~air ~us~~•een , _ ; o~ there. · _. ' • 1 Prince will be President Reporters covering the an- ';Ford's gu~t_ at a White House nual sharl'holders' meeting of luncheon for 'I 13 guests, in~ , W. R Grace & Co., in Boston eluding · _Victor.· · Borae. , the yesterday noticed ~ pulge' ~ :i:>anish~bom piapist, -Tonight under the suit jacket, of J. ;.,.1 they ,will be at -the Kennedy· Peter Grace, president Gfthe Center for the· Performine'' epmpany;whic_h deals in con­ Arts for_the 9penll)g ol ~e. sumer goods as well as chem- : oyaJ _I~anish :Ballet._· «~ ' -_ica_\s. Mr Grace, ,age 62, ae- :t ,. . _ •, , , ,__ _ ; :""' - knowled_g~ that he had ~r- t'+ , •\Spanning (he· ·Centuries" ,,, ried ii revolv~r "foi: quite a :t if one Qfthe topics on ·which while" out played down the •• 'fhe- Times of - Pf.lb- matter. ·•securi~y." he said,. ~\ lished occasional correspond- "ii! enoua~ of a problem as it t .ence. Yesterday Caroline it, without stressing it." ~ ~tack. aged_ 96, topped the · ,• • .lield thus far. The · grand- -c-11n,a's official press has " IJaughter of a man born In not , reported the _yisit, but -1759,-~. Stack wrote that residents have shown more her father. was 75 when she tlian usual -interest in Peki111J i wu born and that he en- of Prime Minister Lee Kuan 91!' te Parliament :·: ~~- -years Yew of Slngapore. BystaJ)d- ers have ;flocked along -the • • avenues ·to watch the motor~ " The Siruthson Medal, ·whi¢tt cade . of ,Mr. -Lee. who·· is of ~as not ·-been. 'awarded since· .Chinese' ancestry. The' two !.1--:i 968, was presented to Ntlltey ce>Untries • have no official ·~anks at a regents' dinnre diplomatic rela~ons~

of the Smtthsonjon Institu- • -1_ - 4limmerce. h~d--. ,the Nlttiooal Eildowmerit for • ed by Betsy Anker0 Johns0n, , Assod1ftd Press ,.. the Artis and of tl}e .Natjol:l,. ·!,. artived, in East Berlin yes­ Queen Margrethe U of Denmark and Prince Henrik, her Councjl on tRt,!~l.' She , w11 -- terday ·to begin. 1i1lks with ,. husband, sailing Into Wuhlngton aboard royal yacht. ~nored ~ ~rrecuv¢_ :tea~• · Gerhard ·Beil, the- Secretary :11hf{>" in intA!n!stin1 Coniz·te$~ of State for Foreign- TJ:ade, 'Nr-+. ... - . .,..... ·-. ~-~.llUblic ' Pl cult4fitl and other officials. Dr. Anker· I . prograinS:. · Johnson la head of the Com- l '• -' ~- merce Department's patQnt • The tnanagemen~ doctc-r~ section. , , " " and staff of the Glen ·cove, ' '• 1 :~ L. J. Co~unity Hospital ,••As w'ise it's a serpent, ,15 - -t' =:"' were all · Jneniioned witl,l harmless as a dove'' that is : •. • grateful appreci,:tion at the now :l Prime Min~ster's wife • ,_1Jntted Na.tiOC)s - yestteroay. ·shoulct··ptay htt "purely sup- • ' Vakov 4. ·Mall~ the chief • por.tive role, in the opinion· Soviet delegate, made, his of Mary Wilson, \XhO played ..:~ first a~h. il) ·the .Sec\lcity , itvel,1r: much that' way in the :"::-- Council since he·a~ his wife' :: ~ght , ye-ar-s her, , husb_and, .. ~ we~ t&ken to-'the hospital H&;r0ld, h~ded ·the British , with; seriou&, ~tnjUries as thi:· -Governmem! ·In .. a' ~igned TeSJJlt of · &; M&J:dt--H auto article in yesterday's issue acciden~. . i~ _· of The Guardian, Mr. Wilson • · said t•llott small talk with· Abby Rock~fell~r, ecology-, ncn.-English-speaking visit9rs m\nded eldest daughter· of could bec()(lle "bizarre" or "a ' j)avid, RQckefellet; has. been series · of platitudes. But, • leCted l

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100_,AT FO~MAL, LUNCH .. ~~Fords_ Welco-~e CJ~~ D~nmark .· Queen ~ASfflNGTON <.ft-President and ·Mrs. Ford :.Wel,· · ~ Queen 1Marg'rethe 'II of Denmark to the .'.'Wbi~·· · ~~ ' for ~ fonnal)unch Tuei;nrss secreWJ:. S~~ Rab~ Weidenfeld,,sai<;l.there • ~ "a · ~urucatioll§ P!'Obl~. ~ and_the queen ha'd : been !Jltihp~ -~~iatel,Y \flat ~e Fords were·~f; .. ,. ,~ve er, .. ,. ... " ' -~e .they, yiai~, _th,e ,~orqs c~tted With ~; and ~erme~ and wave4 .to .tourists gathered -~\ ·~ .· White~~~ gates on.PepttsylvaJV.ai\venue...... ' • The 36-year-old qu~ wore high heels and appeared to be-t.al1erit.han the President, who is 6-feet:-1, The queen·iJ 6 feet tall., Her arrival w&ii greeted With trumpets cind a military honor~· · · ...... f

' i Thrsonalities . · . . · Sales of Earl Wilson's book, her Endowmept appointment in 1969, York City. He started the day with' an "Sinatra: An Unauthorized Biogra­ Hanks served for 13 years as· a Rocke­ interview by ~!Today's" Barbara Wail; ~pby,"- ·have increased, Wilson's pub­ feller Brothers Fund project coordina­ ters. .. !!P Usher says, since Frank Sinatra an­ tor. Astaire, along 1 with Cary Grant, nounced he was suing the columnist Johnny Weissmuller, Kathryn Gray­ • .. for $3 million. Denmark's Queen MarrretJte, the son, Donald O'Conoo-r, Gene Kelly, Meanwhile, Sinatra continues his chain-smoking, self-mocking, sl.x-foot­ Bobby Van and Marge Champi~n, con· feud with Chicago Daily News colum· tall. monarch of the world's ' oldest verged later in the day for the·world . 'nist Mike Royko. Sinatra claims ·he's kingdom, arrived in Washington·yes· premiere ()f' "That's Entertainment, ·· ,being deluged with mail in support of terday on the f~rst leg of a 15-day Bi· Part 2." · ' .'. him at his Chicago hotel, Not to be centennial tour of the U.S. -...- · outdone, "Royko's office claims his The 36-year-old Qu,en and her con­ Presidential c~ndidate Jerry Brown, mail is running heavily in his favor, soi:t, the French-born Prine~ Jlelirik, governor of California, tripped over tooi were greeted by Secretary of State his candor Saturday ~ht · at the diri· Henry Kissinger at the Washington ner party in iiv~ri: by Nancy, Banks, who heads the Na­ Navy Yard, where theY arrived aboard · Diane von Furs~nburg. : ,~( , ttonal .Endowment for the Arts and· the royal yacht. ' He told the dinner guests, aQiOng the National Council on the Arts, re­ They are to be entertained-at lunch whom was economic councillor Alan ceived the Smithsonian Institution's at the White House today and plan to Greenspan, th1;1t presidential, advisers highest award last night. at~end the opening here -0f the Royai and experts were obsolete, that au Hanks was presented the gold Danish Ballet foni)!ht. Margre~e is;,­ anybody needed :was common sense. Smithson Medal at a dinner meeting scheduled to spea~ Wednesday at the He sald maybe, just maybe, he'd profit of the Smithsonian board of regents. National'Press Club. ' from ·exJ)qts' advice. He sald maybe, The citation complimented Hanks' Before she left Denmark, she· told just mayti~, . he'd _profit froni":AJan ~arir"Naltcha:r•nr-Tbe Wathln~n Poat reporters that "W<>men'.s ltb is a sub· - United Pre" Internatto fund-raising abilities, and added, Greenspan's advice. · Queen M_:O,.grethe II .of Denmark and h~r husbartd ' . "Your greatest accomplishment may ject I avoid. But on the personal level, Greenspan's date, television hostess flara . Wmters arul Fr• Astaire duri"'fl ·~ int be that you have demonstrated that I really can't complain." Barbara Walters, leaned forward, Pn~e Henrik on b'oard the royal yacht were weZ.. 1 . '<" 'I on the.. "Today'' program celebrating i~ acto1 , patronage of the arts is a legitimate, raised her eyebrows and· said "Maybe comed to Washington of necessary and continuing function of The elegant Fred Astaire celebrated you would!" . by Secretary State Henrtl 77th birthday. · the federal establishment." Prior to his 77th birthday yesterday in New -ieanneite S~yiii:· ... Ki,ssinger. , .....

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•.. - . · ~~·I:' ,. 'Thew~ h11;~me88 was going like clockwork ~tll the-..Presi-: , debt fo~ ·h~ tip by sending· ~w~rd ~e shouldn't. coke ·to .. lunch yet;,becau~h~w,a~ .stil(~usy ~~ ~~ ~.~ti~l~ ~e~~=~ ,· , Mothet-and iather Jf.the ..Year .! . ' r - ~:· · . A :D • JJ:• • \ ' . ' . ~ rfVC!lf. y.1ZS~t; ·" · ~ V.~~ ~;p~plic' Day , ~~ISH,Fromf :;f~\. 'd; ' ~~cert ,; Han. ~e al-tiat; · 1nie~~ · .. school, a scoldlni from his mo~ f'o+ · " ~qet~ -.was . ~so thent for, the Ulb' -' tearlni ~lfoJ.isers and whbr~ girl r yelling of ~ w~k, ~ ts entltled trleDdlet ... i .. :Y.1.bratlons. , which sbe expi.ifts/ ?..:..., ~own . so · he -d~dt0 _, !A.I' an~ lll151"' -.0 · bein••"'wl)ite ,.,.aphi,.."6 · · ,. ·· iC) to America." -.,~ ' > ~ i/J.., I - !" '~ . <..t • . ,.,.• . ., j ' ,J '" ·'" c .;,., The Presf'.#nt and. the, q11~~th . }, · Las~ :m~a ,. dinne~ . ·abO~rd · the-' : mention¢ iii -their-"' toasts 'that th~·. 24(}foot royal yacht at tl\e· w~~ . ymted StaW:.and '.Denmark have hM( ·;-;.~OJ? Nayt; r~ )!a~ a huff,et that l)ad ' unbroken ditalomattc relations si~ . ~s,t- guests ~e . ~ssin~.rs. . K;~ruied.7 · .1ao1,·wru,c1t ~President ll<>inted out _COifter cha~an Roger Stevens ~. was the l~t such .tie. t,be u~ r~- ,Mr~. S~evens, Sen. and . ~· Jolin State. ha11~ -l¥4 continuousix.:with· -1 ;&w~•P CD-Ala~), Wo~ld Bank Pr~~- ' ooUJttry, • . . · · , i :·1 · · · ~t ~rt McNamara .and-~. MC; . . Mr, For'1 tizked about the Fourili;.Qf • Namara-,. White· Hou~-:co~elor and' · Jul)i celebration held in Dewpar~ in' • Mrs. Philip Buchen, ana,'U.$.- ~­ . ho~or of Am.erlca's' inde\)enden~ ev· 0~1.....Pro~l ,~ltr'f,_ Catto . and ~. . err Je.$.r, bllf.laid no~~·~t il,aSJ r qano. ' . . -~ t • ~·. years' cere!DQ.PY, in which the ·queen ~ _, ~eq ' a,Ion1 _.~me ~t Lady Betty . · fell down tht;·statrj; in fron · ~~~ry-..... \~ Ford t'Q·_ P4ck up .the queen and prh\c• 1>ne. , , J~ · , and · whl~k . Uiem oft to· 'the Kennetfy! The. queen, 36, ·noted ~t" .iie an~ Center for ·the Royal Ballet openinJ. · ~ Henrik ·bad each vifiteY' the Kil&· nlal visit, which, was in~¥.ateq in >Den· i~era . and Danish . Fc)~ip Minister mark a11d ~ ther~fore not an;:offici-1 • ·,•K .. ~. J\nderson., · · state visit-which would have ~otten a :': , · At ll post-performance party i!J.. t e Whitti HoUie .diN1'1',< instead. ,of. a., ... ,Atrium, _the. primaries in Nel)raskJ lunclieon--is her. f1lst as. queen. imd . ; •nd· West Virgi.nta 'were of .consider· her first tim8' in W-.s~n. , . H, -~. , . al;>le. interest. The que,en. who presided . Like the. ·Kfng of 's recent .over an informal recf,!iving line, (fllid . ~t, this hip ·is desiped to further " ~e was a.ware that y~ste~ay was lJ.l( t;ommercial ties between the ·-two\ ~~on day b~t ~e 11;1ade no turther countries, as well as to recognize the . comme~t. '.{ · contributions of · Danish-Americans · • Kissi.Daer, 'who kept "track of the during the !Bicentennial year. r~sults 6y telephone from the presi· - ~..queeii's ..$Cbedule. for today. iJb.. ~ential box, declined to, comment on cl'udea visits to the Renw\ck Gallery, Whether Ronald Rea.an'• Jead in. where an exhibit of· work by Danish Nebraska held anx 1peciahlhessa1e· ,Ja,cobSf!n will open tp for him. ."l, can't conduct t~r~l.gn _ ~ a'b\irsdafi'~p~tt.tt ~",~ . , policy on':.. f<":\veek-to-:wee~ prim~·/: t . ~;&and~vi.n!. fU{W~re •. :. · basis," KisSin.ger said. • ' • . , >: 'c Rin-es. t}'Jiil;,,,,. .._. " ·+ t He told another guest, "I' don't un· "- J>ltpiat) ~~tqJ_' 1 _. ~·. derstand · ~ow foreign policy ; ~.- ::.:be--, 'J« -'B_ 1liltd ~!Wliii!liti.in/~·· 4 com~ an issue whe.J,l you ha~e. Pefct{"u:;-: throli t -Mead.~elf f"'· apd ,,Eood-·'lelaitom. with even'. c0uJ1.;:i:'·;i d • .c;; -fl ' /, - try." •I, \ ·, /. · ~ . -~~ In a more, joc;u1.;,- vtin: th~ · sem,.e- '. - ~ ,crf State, . ~d:i.QU~ ~

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