Nixon year ahead links foreign policy to domestic politics
Nixon faces a tight 1972 year where policy on currency revaluations and Vietnam will shape re election prospects. He seeks Western currency realignments to boost jobs and aims to manage a reduced U.S. troop presence in Vietnam while pursuing a Middle East effort and broader international diplomacy.
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