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  1. Marquette University, USA

    George E. Reedy (Nieman Professor of Journalism)

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Former press secretary for President Lyndon Johnson, he is the author of Twilight of the Presidencyand The Presidency in Fluxamong numerous other works.

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Reedy, G.E. National symbols. Society 17, 61–65 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02694827

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