Hollings Warns On Cambodia Policy And Citizen Trust
Senator Hollings criticizes President Nixon's Cambodia move, faults lack of Congress consultation, and warns it undermines government legitimacy and student support. He cites war costs, casualties, and urges legislative steps to require congressional assent before further action.
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Washington
Ernest F. Hollings
Nixon
Johnson
Eisenhower
Cambodia
Congress
Laos
Thailand
America
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Thurmond backs Nixon Cambodia action and sovereignty
Senator Strom Thurmond affirmed the Cambodia strikes as correct, saying they restored Cambodian sovereignty over areas seized by North Vietnamese forces. He argued neutrality was violated by Sihanouk’s past concessions and urged continued support for withdrawing U S troops while protecting troops and life.
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Cambodia
Nixon
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Sen. Strom Thurmond
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Senate COP Targets Liberal Trio in Western Senate Races
Republicans aim to seize a Senate majority by challenging three liberal Democrats Frank Moss of Utah Gale McGee of Wyoming and Quentin Burdick of North Dakota. The article notes each incumbent appeals to state interests relies on seniority and seeks to capitalize on Nixon administration issues while Cambodian crisis looms.
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Senate
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Quentin L. Burdick
North Dakota
GOP
Lyndon B. Johnson
Moss
McGee
White House
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Barry Goldwater
Burdick
Nixon
Cambodia
Laurence J. Burton
Salt Lake City
Burton
Ogden
John Wold
Sen
Burdick Banks
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