Kissinger Emerges With Extraordinary Power in Nixon Era
A frenzied power shift in the Nixon administration sees Henry Kissinger as the White House adviser who shapes foreign policy behind the scenes. The State Department’s William Rogers faces rising congressional scrutiny as Kissinger’s influence grows through advisory staff, special committees, and a large, well-funded operation. The president defends Kissinger while acknowledging Rogers as the official secretary of state. the battle for policy control centers on access, proximity, and the evolving national security machinery.
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