Word: raymonds
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...those of us who saw him as a good man, with flaws; as a statesman struggling to reshape the world so that peace would be secure for the next generation, brought low when he provided the weapon to those who sought to destroy him. --from With Nixon by Raymond K. Price...
...Raymond K. Price has a philosophy of life: never plan too far ahead into the future. It is a philosophy the pursuit of which helps to explain some of the seemingly odd turns his life has taken in recent years. Until 1966, Price served as editorial editor of the New York Herald Tribune. Today, he is a self-styled critic of the American media preparing a book that outlines his criticisms. Scarcely four years ago, Price, a Yale graduate, served in a presidential administration that sought to undermine the power and prestige of the traditional American elites of the Eastern...
...midst of these shifting patterns in the life of Raymond Price, however, lies one overwhelming point of continuity and stability: throughout the past decade, the 47-year-old Price has remained a close friend and personal adviser of Richard Nixon. As Nixon's chief speechwriter throughout the White House years, Price collaborated with the president on most of his major speeches: the first and second inaugural addresses; the State of the Union speeches; and, finally, each of Nixon's Watergate speeches, up to and including the speech that finally clinched Nixon's ignominious position in American political history, the resignation...
...Cultural Center has been in hibernation for a year or so, so this can be construed as an attempt to firmly establish the existence of the Cultural Center both here and outside the University," Raymond J. McGuire '78, chairman of the center, said yesterday...
THESE RESULTS, coupled with an understanding of the challengers who won seats and those incumbents who finished high, clearly indicate that Boston voters repudiated their past excesses and reaffirmed their satisfaction with mediocrity. State Rep. Raymond D. Flynn of South Boston won primarily because of his reputation as a "moderate" anti-buser and the name recognition he gained by leading the crusade to eliminate medicaid funds for abortions in Massachusetts. Flynn finished very poorly in the 1975 council race, but with the publicity garnered by his anti-abortion bill, he changed the rules of rabblerousing somewhat, using the issue...