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Biding Their Time. At the same time, other possible candidates are leary of announcing against Engle lest they be charged with taking political advantage of his illness. At least three have thus been biding their time. They are Representative James Roosevelt, 56, F.D.R.'s oldest son; State Attorney General...
Councillor Andrew T. Trodden, who held the deciding vote, seemed to be biding his time, however, as he cast his lot with Walter J. Sullivan on the first ballot and Daniel J. Hayes, Jr. on the second.
Nixon: No Steam Yet. Nixon, who was formally admitted to the New York bar last week, was still biding his time. Yet, as everyone knows, the nomination must now seem vastly more valuable to him than it did before Kennedy's death.
Such arrangements include relatively few students. The discontent ("I'm just biding my time here") and open unhappiness ("This place is terrible") remain.
One gets the impression among Young Republican groups-even, although to a lesser degree, at Harvard that many future politicians are not in them; those who will be party leaders may be biding their time in these early years, studying or working, and plan to skip right over the YR...