FTN - 12/31/06

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(CBS) Former Ford White House Chief of Staff Alexander Haig, biographer James Cannon, Tom DeFrank of The New York Daily News and Ben Bradlee, the former editor of The Washington Post, joined "Face the Nation" to talk about former President Gerald Ford and his legacy.

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By Bob Schieffer

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