Rockefeller’s quiet solider approach shapes VP bid image
Based on extensive interviews with Nelson Rockefeller, the new vice presidential nominee is portrayed as a problem solver who relishes government nitty gritty. He values expert input, long hours, and practical solutions over flash. He admires Nixon’s candor but distrusts him, and he brings a strong civil rights and urban poverty focus to Washington.
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Rockefeller as Nixon partner potential debated in 1968
A 1968 interview quotes Nelson Rockefeller urging a national commitment to root causes of poverty and crime. The piece recalls Nixon’s vice presidency efforts with Ford and Agnew, questioning whether Rockefeller will be a proactive partner or standby equipment, despite Nixon’s warmth.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Wanderers return from Quebec trek with guides
Dan F Gardner and Frank E Howe spent ten days exploring northern Quebec with two guides from lake to lake. They joined only two fire wardens at Lake Sassa portage landing. Inspector Ava Griggs announced traffic lights at Perceys Corner are active, changing every 28 seconds with a 2 second stop. Mt Anthony Tennis results recorded two doubles matches. A new public parking area behind the armory opens to ease village parking. Six Bennington students attend the Vermont Association of Student Councils Summer Workshop at St Michael's College with Sister Mary Ancilla directing. The Mt Anthony Union School Board retained The Architects Collaborative of Cambridge and weighs federal funds to protect architect fees from bond defeats. Historical notes recall a 1922 WFAF radio sponsorship and a 1963 civil rights march in Washington.
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Quebec
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Montreal
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Lake Sassa Synagogue
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Percey’s Corner
St. Michael’s College
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Linda Graves
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David Sausville
Mary Ancilla
Mt. Anthony Union School
Architects Collaborative
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Energy sense featherfoot driving tips from federal official
Federal Energy Administrator John C Sawhill urges energy saving driving to boost mileage. He explains feather-foot acceleration, smooth gear shifts, steady speeds, 55 mph on major highways, anticipating traffic, minimal braking, and turning off the engine during long idles. He links energy efficiency with safety.
Marginal People and Inflation Reform in a Nation of Workers
A provocative essay argues that 500 million marginal people exist globally and that inflation may force more into the margin. It proposes abolishing the draft for the margin, recruiting “volunteer margin” workers, and shifting to a non-work ethic, with Uncle Sam embracing idlers and a public push to normalize nonwork as patriotic during economic crisis.
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Vietnam
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