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Center of Power. The Johnsoniana is augmented by the papers of important contemporaries, including Clark Clifford and Drew Pearson. Says Library Director, Harry Middleton: "Dean Rusk gave us his appointment books, which is all he took from the State Department except for his hat." L.B.J.'s penchant for record keeping is not limited to the stuff of archives: the library also houses an exact replica of the Oval Office, complete with the three-set television console, and bronze-backed display cases containing the Johnson daughters' wedding dresses. Lady Bird Johnson, who chose the library site, and has been...
...price of the Rolls-Royce rescue was paid by Sir Denning Pearson, 62, an engineer who has headed the company since 1957. He stepped down as chairman and was replaced by Lord Cole, 64, the cost-conscious former chief of the Unilever soap and food empire...
...will not quite do what Kansas Republican James Pearson claimed for it during the Senate debate-move toward restoring the belief that any boy can become President. The bill is silent on spending for other forms of campaigning; presumably, wealthy would-be officeholders are already considering how best to use their financial advantage, and print advertising managers are preparing to show them...
Another scoring threat is John Pearson, a speedy midfielder. Brown may isolate him with a Harvard player they consider slow and then try to feed him for a good shot on goalie John Cosentino...
When Pierre Trudeau succeeded Lester Pearson as Prime Minister of Canada nearly two years ago, he seemed just the man to lead his divided nation into a new age. He was a brilliant teacher of law, a respected liberal reformer, a trendy bachelor. Even in the U.S., which usually pays little more attention to Canadian politics than to the Albanian economy, Trudeau's Gallic glamour had its effect, possibly because Americans had such lackluster candidates of their...