Nixon Eyes November Victory After Convention
Nixon is certain to win in November and will hold planning conferences at a resort near San Diego to coordinate city plans and law and order. He plans rapid city tours after the convention to ease intraparty tensions and seek a vice presidential partner who could become president someday.
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Nixon
San Diego
Calif
Presidential anecdotes from American history
A rapid, informal rundown recounts political moments and personalities from Ulysses Grant era through Franklin D. Roosevelt. It highlights Van Buren and Jackson in New York opera intrigue, Harrison and Tyler as Whig misfires, Garfield and Arthur gun lore, Theodore Roosevelt cabinet churn, Bryan's party runs, and Wilson and FDR trivia.
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New York
Martin van Buren
Andy
Jackson
van Buren
White House
Wiley General
Senate
General Harrison
Harrison
John Tyler
Tyler
William Jennings Bryan
Charles E. Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Hughes
Secret Service
Presidents Relaxation Traits Across U S Leaders
The piece recalls how Ike Eisenhower joked with the Secret Service about golf and toe rehab while others like Truman played poker and piano, Jefferson painted, and John Quincy Adams was an amateur chef. It notes Japan values rocks for decorations.
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Truman
Jefferson
James Buchanan
Woodrow Wilson
John Quincy Adams
On the Line: A Bachelor’s Dream To Help Youth
A bachelor explains starting a foundation to aid youths by saving taxes and funding education. He outlines programs in oceanography to broaden horizons as future seas and mineral needs grow, noting that young people must also engage with politics.
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Oceanogra
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