1975. Seven pages of typescript humorously taking to task our motivations for selecting our elected officials, and nowhere near as outdated as it ought to be more than a quarter century later: "The real reason Ford has my vote is the way he can toss out the ball on opening day of the baseball season -- that natural, flowing motion, and a follow-through that looks instinctive. I just don't think this country can afford to be led by someone who throws like a girl." Folded, with editorial marks. Together with the galley sheets with a few corrections by the author, and a typed note signed as "Bud Trillin," transmitting the galleys and explaining his resistance to a couple of the suggested changes. The lot is near fine. [#013858] SOLD