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- Even after all these years, the saga of Watergate continues to be an issue. (I forget what story spurred this cartoon. Maybe I just wanted to draw President Nixon and the Watergate crew.) 1
- Mayor Bob as Scrooge looks at Nixon as Marley holding Watergate transcripts. Bob wonders "But, Marley...the whole story! Wouldn't it be easier to stonewall on the tape and transcript and say the press is out to get me?" 1
- Newly elected President Ronald Reagan picked General Alexander Haig Jr. to serve as Secretary of State. Democrats, in the Watergate Forever crowd, see it as an opportunity to milk that old cow again. Haig was President Richard Nixon's Chief of Staff. 1
- Panel 1-11. Every president since President Truman to President George W. Bush has tried to get a peace settlement between the Jews and Arabs. (Part the Sea like Moses) Both Arab and Jew are starting to doubt if the U.S. can pull it off. 1
- Workmen are hanging a new portrait in the Hall of Presidents. There is Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush, Carter again....(Bill Clinton's presidency looks a lot like the peanut farmer's presidency.) 1
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- Nixon poses in front of poster reading "buy and use Christmas Seals fight tuberculosis." 1
- Pat Nixon is greeted by a Latvian resident of Colorado Springs at Peterson Field. Colorado Springs was chosen as a stop on Vice President Richard Nixon's 32 state, 15,000 mile tour of the country. 1
- President Eisenhower and Vice-President Richard Nixon relax on wooden bench in front of log building, identified on note as near area of Fraser, Colorado. 1
- President Eisenhower and Vice-President Richard Nixon sit on wooden bench in front of log building, identified on note as near area of Fraser, Colorado, with crowd of reporters in background. 1
- Richard Nixon at the Broadmoor Hotel. 1
- Vice President Richard Nixon (fourth from left) gathers with Colorado Springs officials on stage in the Colorado Springs High School auditorium. 1
- Vice President Richard Nixon addresses an overflow crowd gathered in the Colorado Springs High School auditorium. Colorado Springs was chosen as a stop on Nixon's 32 state, 15,000 mile tour of the country. 1
- Vice President Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon disembark from their airplane at Peterson Field. Colorado Springs was chosen as a stop on Vice President Richard Nixon's 32 state, 15,000 mile tour of the country. 1
- Vice President Richard Nixon and wife Pat Nixon at the Broadmoor Hotel. Colorado Springs was chosen as a stop on Vice President Richard Nixon's 32 state, 15,000 mile tour of the country. 1
- Vice President Richard Nixon and wife Pat Nixon on stage of the Colorado Springs High School auditorium during as a stop on Nixon's 32 state, 15,000 mile tour of the country. 1
- Vice President Richard Nixon poses with leading Republican officials and candidates in front of aircraft at Peterson Field. Colorado Springs was chosen as a stop on Nixon's 32 state, 15,000 mile tour of the country. 1
- Vice President Richard Nixon shakes hands with leading Republican officials and candidates at Peterson Field. Colorado Springs was chosen as a stop on Nixon's 32 state, 15,000 mile tour of the country. 2
- Vice President Richard Nixon sits with Lt. Gen. Lester Griswold (ret.), general manager of the Broadmoor Ice Palace [first Broadmoor World Arena]. Nixon served under Griswold during WWII in the Military Air Transport Service. 1
- Vice President Richard Nixon with Colorado College athletic trainer Roosevelt Collins at the Broadmoor. In a previous visit to Colorado Springs, Collins treated Nixon for neck discomfort and the two became friends. 1
- W. Thayer Tutt, executive vice president of the Broadmoor Hotel presents Pat Nixon with jewlery prior to Vice President Richard Nixon's departure for Peterson Field after a day and a half visit to Colorado Springs. 1
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