Writing presidential speeches shaped by Nixon and Carter era writers
The piece examines how top aides shaped addresses for Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter, noting Nixon relied on a large writing staff while Carter favors concise, unobtrusive prose. It details the role of speech writers, their process from NSC drafts to final tweaks, and how presidents rely on writers as vehicles for message not policy.
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John D. Ehrlichman
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James Earl Carter
Eorgia
National Security Council
State Department
Jody Powell
Nixon to explain secret Viet Nam aid offer
Rep. Lester L. Wolff said former President Nixon will explain why his administration proposed nearly 5 billion dollars in postwar aid to Viet Nam. Wolff announced Nixon agreed to discuss the Feb. 1973 letter and its intent to a House subcommittee after Gen. Brent Scowcroft relayed Nixon’s willingness to cooperate following threats to subpoena.
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Lester L. Wolff
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Brent Scowcroft
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Scowerit
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Buchanan Says Nixon Didn’t Tell Full Truth On Watergate
AP reports columnist Pat Buchanan acknowledges he wrote pieces that were not true about Richard Nixon but says he does not feel betrayed. He argues Watergate should be seen beyond what the President knew and when, noting the scandal impacted party fortunes and federal and state races.
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Bard M. Nixon
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