Eisenhower warned Nixon on inflation and a one term fate
Former President Eisenhower predicted in 1968 that Nixon would be a one term president if he pursued hard inflation curbs. Evans and Novak argued Nixon abandoned tough policies after 1970, choosing unemployment over inflation and risking re election as the economy soured.
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Bullet-proof glass guards Nixon at the White House
White House security officials have installed two inch blue tinted bullet-proof glass behind President Nixon at his oval office. The shield rises about halfway up the waist to ceiling windows to block direct shots from the street. Security posts have increased, with new posts and a guard at Nixon's hideaway, signaling a broad tightening of daily protection.
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155.00 99.95 0'48\" Platena Table Choice sedated wheats depicted in item fragment.
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