As the '70s progressed, Claiborne became increasingly known not only for his legislative accomplishments -- but also how he dressed which was, well, different. He wore his late father's clothes, even though Herbert was many sizes bigger, and when he took his daily jogs, he looked like... he looked like this. Running shoes, socks and shorts; topped with a suit jacket (I'm guessing from his Princeton days), and a shirt and tie. The chapter I am writing now gets into this other side of Pell in detail, and I am enjoying it immensely...
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