Acheson's blunt talk alarms and amuses Washington
Acheson, 78, mirrors Truman in plain talk that delights or infuriates. He attacks Kennedy and RFK, defends Nixon policy, and questions exec privilege while guiding foreign policy as adviser. He relishes cynicism toward idealists and defends Southern Africa stability.
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James Bridger Famous Frontiersman and Explorer
James Bridger was an American with intimate knowledge of the mountains and Indians from New Mexico to Idaho. The World Almanac credits him with publicizing the Yellowstone Park region and as the first white man to view the Great Salt Lake.
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