Connally’s Rise and Possible 1976 Presidential Path
The article analyzes John Connally’s career from Texas governor to national figure. It argues he grew bored with office, craved the presidency, and may switch to the Republican Party to advance nationally. It notes Nell Connally’s Washington ties and hints at a Nixon-backed path, with a 1976 bid as possible outcome.
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Iowa
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Nixon travel edict ignored by cabinet members
Washington report shows President Nixon’s order to avoid first class travel largely ignored by cabinet officers and top aides. Rogers Morton Earl Butz and Pete Peterson routinely fly up front with staff claiming efficiency. The White House regulation’s qualifiers allegedly nullify the intent. United Feature Syndicate
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Bureau of Mines
Office of Management and Budget
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Pete Peterson
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Philadelphia
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Bernstein on Words Pitfall in Fancying Up Prose
Special Features Syndicate summarizes common language pitfalls in press prose. It explains beg the question misuse, contrasts in the circumstances and under the circumstances, and traces pant related etymology from pantaloons to panties, noting the quirks of English word origins.
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