MacGregor Leads Nixon Campaign From White House Tie
Clark MacGregor argues his views mirror Nixon and he needs no step guidance to run the re election effort. He moved from Congress to campaign director after Mitchell quit, works mainly through Haldeman, and travels nationwide to energize party leaders and workers amid a close White House influence.
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Pat Nixon to campaign coast to coast in 1972
Pat Nixon plans a busier 1972 campaign schedule with a White House staff, traveling to all 50 states before November. Accompanied by daughters Julie and Tricia, she aims to boost her husband’s re election, drawing on her foreign trip prominence and domestic outreach.
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Dating Hints from a Teen Guidance Column
Teen readers receive blunt advice on fashion copying, relationships, and handling rumors. The Odessa American pamphlet Dating Hints by Ele and Walt offers practical steps for sewing pride, dealing with exes, and managing shared event tickets.
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