Kissinger Pushes Conventional Arms Buildup and Vietnam Withdrawal
Kissinger, named Nixon's national security adviser, is expected to press conventional military strength over nuclear reliance and advocate phased U.S. Vietnam withdrawal. The AP piece surveys Kissinger's writings on nuclear strategy, deterrence, arms control, and U.S. relations with NATO, noting his influence on future policy directions.
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Nixon's bold experimental cabinet reshaping noted
The piece argues Nixon pursues three experimental moves: Kissinger as analyst of policy machinery, Moynihan leading a new urban affairs council, and John Sears as chief political aide to reorganize the Republican Party. It stresses the cabinet’s conservative tone masks innovation and bold planning for urban, foreign, and party reforms.
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