Thurmond endurance defined by pace and power in Senate
Strom Thurmond at 76 maintains a grueling daily schedule as a longtime South Carolina senator. He runs on a intense public life with extensive staff support, a large internship program, and a steadfast stance on key issues. He plans retirement in 1984 but may pursue teaching or private life in Aiken.
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Thurmond backs one term for president in constitutional amendment
Sen. Strom Thurmond urged a six year single term for presidents saying it would let leaders focus on national issues rather than re election. He cited the Carter administration and noted Truman supported such terms except Nixon. He also pressed for a crash program to restore military parity with the Soviets and a 8 to 10 percent real growth in defense over ten years.
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Thurmond Lunch with Girls National Convention Guests
A Senate Dining Room lunch with Strom Thurmond features Meg Jenkins and Linda Thomas of South Carolina as his guests from the Girls National Convention. The event includes handshakes with Nancy Kassenbaum, menus signed by Thurmond, and dessert peach crunches sourced from the Peach Council.
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