As Richard Nixon came home from the limited accomplishments of the Moscow summit last week, he found little comfort in the news that awaited him.
A Gallup poll taken two weeks ago, after his Middle East tour, showed that his approval rating in the nation stood at 26% two percentage points lower than in the most recent poll a month earlier and only one point above his all-time low last April.
The President's physician, Dr. Walter Tkach, underscored the importance that Nixon had attached to his foreign trips, and the determined ...
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