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...Speech. On Monday, Ziegler announced the stunning staff changes in Washington. Nixon remained at Camp David to craft his TV speech with Writer Price. He arrived at his Oval Office just 90 seconds before air time, looking and sounding nervous. A bust of Abraham Lincoln and a photo of Nixon's family had been placed within camera range. The occasion was reminiscent of Nixon's celebrated Checkers speech of 1952, in which he admitted that he had drawn on a secret $18,000 campaign fund (an almost touchingly modest figure by current measurement) that had been donated by California political...
...Crimson won't be able to savor yesterday's triumph for long, because they have a bust week ahead of them. They hit the road to face Army today. Cornell tomorrow, and Dartmouth on Saturday...
Lady Bird Johnson was back in Washington, D.C., for the first time since her husband lay in state there three months ago. At the National Portrait Gallery, she unveiled a bronze bust of Sam Rayburn, the Speaker of the House for 17 years. "Lyndon always loved to think himself as "Lyndon one of the 'Speaker's think boys,' "she said. In Manhattan, Mrs. Johnson was greeted with a standing ovation by the audience of Irene, the same heavily sugared musical that got an enthusiastic minority review by Theatergoer Richard Nixon...
...course, was nowhere near broke. Ten days latter, it sent correspondent Douglas Kiker to the reservation, probably in anticipation of a possible bust. But no bust materialized, and Kiker delivered a report on "NBC Nightly News" that emphasized that Wounded Knee had indeed become somewhat boring...
Despite AIM's apparent distaste for tribal government, the militant group found bureaucracy a necessary tool. After the first two tense weeks, when it appeared that the FBI would move in for a quick bust, AIM settled in for a long stay. The hard part was over-the town was secured, negotiations had begun...