American University - Talon / Aucola Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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KPU Hosts A Variety Of Guests Dick Tuck, political trick- ster; I bumped into Bob Halde- man this summer and he accused me of starting all this. I told him he may be right, but he ' s the one who ran it into the ground. Robert Myers, the New Republic publisher of I ' l 1 1 !l ' R. B A 1 . V fffr f • ' % 1 ' ) 1 i i LflgL aw . Brit Hume, former investiga- tive reporter with Jack Ander- son Lord Balough spoke on the economic situation in a historical concert to students in Hughes- McDowell Lounge. Even econo- mics department chairman Jim Weaver attended and listened with interest . 16

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Lawton Chiles, democratic senator from Florida: The presi- dency has become so powerful that it has come to view itself as above the law, above the courts and above the legislative process. L Peter Flanigan, head of Nixon ' s Council on Economic Policy and assistant to the Presi- dent on international trade: When this administration came into power, we found that our posture in international econom- ics was based on the same mis- conceptions of reality that existed in our international political and security structure. Elizabeth Holtzman, demo- cratic representative from Brook- lyn: Nixon, in his brooding soli- tude, must feel that his own best impulses have been short-cir- cuited by the ingratitude of a na- tion of children. Eric Redman, Harvard lav student and author: I could no be an elected official because am not willing to eat the 1! foods on the campaign trail, at tend the long, boring dinners, o dish out false flattery and phon press releases. 17