It's A Timeout For Humphrey
Washington reports Hubert H. Humphrey may exit national politics after Nixon's inauguration. After 23 years in public service, including mayor, senator, and vice president, observers see only a possible Senate bid in 1970 and uncertain prospects for 1972. His legacy includes civil rights, voting rights, housing, education, and poverty programs.
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Nixon's 1968 Comeback Path From Washout to White House
A memoir style recap traces Richard Nixon from 1962 defeat in California to a swift return to national prominence. It notes his early career starting in 1946, his roles in the Hiss case, Senate race against Helen Gahagan Douglas, Eisenhower era service, the 1960 close defeat to Kennedy, and the 1964 return with Goldwater leading to the 1968 nomination.
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Agnew Seeks Role Beyond Fifth Wheel In Inauguration Day
In the final pre inauguration hours Spiro Agnew downplayed being a spare, vowing to assume greater duties. He and family enjoyed receptions while crowds clashed with antiwar protesters nearby. Nixon planned to delegate major domestic duties to Agnew as he took oath on a borrowed Bible.
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Nixon Inauguration Sparks Thin Goodwill Over Washington
The piece notes a thin mist of goodwill settling over Washington as Richard M. Nixon takes office. It contrasts Nixon's hopes with ongoing crises including Vietnam, the Middle East, civil rights progress, and urban crime, warning he must deliver results soon.
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