Nixon outlines forceful crime and narcotics stance
In a presidential interview Nixon argues for firm federal action against organized crime and narcotics, calling for stronger police training, a national academy, diplomacy with key nations, and targeted programs to curb riots and urban poverty while stressing law and order over civil rights protests. He contrasts his approach with Humphrey’s and vows new leadership in the Justice Department and a broad private enterprise based path to minority advancement.
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