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...reminiscent of childhood. He passed leisurely days at Seal Harbor with Happy and their two children, Nelson, 10, and Mark, 7. To those who know him, Rockefeller had never seemed more fit. His 185 Ibs. are evenly distributed over his 5-ft. 10-in. frame, and there is no hint of a paunch. With his rolling, nautical gait, protruding brow and drooping eyelids, he has the perpetual look of a man facing a severe northeaster-or could it be constant political gales...
...glossy little brochure went on to list and advertise a number of the "unique and intimate" specialty shops and boutiques in the Square area and to hint at a community ambience of benign craziness. It sounded like the summer of '69 had gotten a little Establishment backing and been preserved in brick and wood--all for you, the student...
...study touched a sore point with many of the women. How were we to resolve this conflict in our lives, how were we to be wife and mother, respected as women, and not betray our intellectual and achievement-oriented selves? Harvard gave us no clue on this point, no hint as to how other women had solved the dilemma, for we never saw successful women, never saw women at all. There was no guidance, no role-models...
...colleagues are astounded by his stamina. He has been known to fly to Denver after a day's work in the House, deliver a speech, fly back to Washington, take a swim at 3 a.m., sleep for four hours and then start the next day's activities with no hint of fatigue. "I don't get much sleep," he admits, and to date it does not seem to matter. However tight his schedule, he has always found time to attend an Episcopal church on Sundays and a weekly prayer session in the House...
...occasion there was a hint that there might be another Pat Nixon. Appearing on television when her husband conceded to John Kennedy in 1960, she struggled to stifle deep sobs. Her friends saw her cry during that period for the first and last time. Having seen her husband defeated in 1960 and again, in a bid for the governorship of California, in 1962, she made it quietly clear six years later that she did not want him to run for President. But she did not oppose his running for a second term...