President Woodrow Wilson on identity and public life
In a candid, lengthy reflection Wilson describes feeling like a separate actor from the presidency, the weight of office, and his own guarded emotions. He recalls dressing in personal anonymity, the lure of detective stories, and the tension between public duties and private self.
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Press club president honored by newspaper men guests
Mr. Wilson, a longtime author elected before his presidency, sits among cabinet members Speaker Clark and numerous officials as guests of the press club and newspaper men, with laughter and applause punctuating remarks.
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