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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1969

Page

3

Invisible ghost rule governs White House speech writers

Washington UPI report details the confidential ties between presidents and their speech writers. It notes James Keogh heads the team for Nixon, with Cynthia Rosenwald as Agnew’s chief draft aid, and describes the mix of editors, economists, and policy specialists who shape major addresses and public statements.

White House Washington UPI United States Franklin D. Roosevelt John F. Kennedy Nixon James Keogh Time Magazine Keogh Agnew Cynthia Rosenwald Baltimore Miami Vietnam Patrick Buchanan St. Louis Globe-Democrat Buchanan Ray Price William Safire Lee Buechner William Gavin Tom Houston Price New York

Wallace studies 1970 Alabama bid as step toward 1972 run

Wallace said in a Washington Window interview that he will decide in weeks whether to seek another Alabama governorship as a springboard to a possible 1972 presidential bid. He argues the southern strategy may influence the race while urging action over talk and predicting ongoing party maneuvering ahead of the 1970 elections.

Washington UPI George C. Wallace Alabama Wallace Rogers C. B. Morton Fred R. Harris Harris Morton Nixon National Democratic Party House Senate Democrats

Rumsfeld fights on Capitol Hill to save OEO power

President Nixon allies and House Republicans clash over the Office of Economic Opportunity. Don Rumsfeld, new OEO director, lobbies across parties to defeat the Green Quie substitute and preserve direct funding for local antipoverty projects. The victory, framed as a major political win, sets Rumsfeld on a path to reshape the agency’s approach to poverty programs and reduce state control.

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