Nixon papers reveal hands on presidency and crisis management
Washington reports historian Stanley Kutler and colleagues study newly released Nixon records showing a highly participatory, crisis driven leadership. The files suggest Nixon was perpetually campaigning and always on top of policy, reshaping views on domestic reforms and Watergate era governance.
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Stanley Butler
National Archives
Richard M. Nixon
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Kutler
University of Wisconsin
Indiana University
Joan Hoff Wilson
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Hoff-Wilson
University of California, Berkeley
Hoff Wilson
John D. Ehrlich
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H.R. Haldeman
Soldier displays night vision telescope at Satory exhibit
A soldier demonstrates a light by night .4 French night observing and driving telescope at a summer exhibition of military equipment in Satory France. The device intensifies light to aid night vision and enables firing in darkness.
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Satory
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West Germany sees population decline despite new parents
Bonn reports West Germany faces a shrinking population with births well below deaths. Demographers warn a 21 percent drop in 40 years, aided by low fertility 1.3 and postwar guilt. Yet some couples like Ingke Brodersen and Eduard Heussen welcome a child Paul challenging norms.
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Eduard Heussen
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Eduard
Brodersen
Heussen
Helmut Proebsting
Econo
Federal Statistical Office
Frankfurt
Charlotte Hahn
Federal Institute of Population
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