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Kissinger Emerges as Power Behind Nixon Foreign Policy
Washington dispatch notes Henry Kissinger has overtaken William Rogers as the White House foreign policy power. Nixon brands Kissinger as the president’s adviser covering foreign and national security policy, while Rogers remains a key diplomat with less reach. The piece contrasts their backgrounds, access, and influence, highlighting the shift of influence from State to the White House.
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