Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.THE PRESIDENCY by HUGH SIDEY: So Long to Old Herb Klein
He is really not that old (55) nor is he vanishing from view. He is leaving the White House as Communications Director for a job in television, which will keep him in public matters.
But for 27 years he has been a considerable chunk of Richard Nixon's better nature. And that role is coming to an end.
His is a rather remarkable story. He was, these last years, abused and downgraded and ignored by Nixon and his supermen and yet he has stayed loyal, kept his honor, and goes off as one of the...
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