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--it continued.
--we continued, but who--I can't remember differing with him about who we backed in the post-Luce era, which I assume is what we're really talking about here.
Starting with 1968.
Starting with 1968--who was in 1968?
Nixon and McGovern? No. Is that right?
Yes, Nixon and McGovern. You know, it was quite easy to be--
Now was that, 1972? Was that Nixon and Humphrey? I can't--[laughs]
No, Humphrey came late--yes! It was Nixon and Humphrey, you're right.
And 1972 is Nixon and McGovern.
Yes, Nixon and Humphrey. That was more difficult. And I can't even--I guess we came out for Nixon, but it was--I don't remember enthusiasm on the part of Donovan or myself--but obviously it was mainly Donovan's responsibility about the 1968 election, or
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