Borne by the airy hope of a draft at the Republican Convention, the hat of New York's Governor Nelson Rockefeller fluttered into the presidential ring once more. The first sign that Rocky's hopes were still astir was evident when he issued a loftily nonpartisan statement on the summit.
There is "a clear and compelling need to face the facts concerning the failure of the summit conference in Paris." he said, calling for an end to partisanship in the debate. Easily read between the lines, or even in them, was an effort to project...
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