Agnew Travel Shows Two Sides Of Public Image
Vice President Agnew defends his public image during a cross country trip. He portrays himself as a thoughtful student of government while acknowledging unfair criticism. Reporters and aides accompanied him including a speechwriter, researchers, secret service, and traveling companions.
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Chavez Triumphs In Bitter Grape Boycott Struggle
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