Nixon Seeks Face Saving Exit For Hanoi In Speech
Nixon’s Nov 3 Vietnam address appears aimed at Hanoi not the U S public. It signals to Ho Chi Minh’s successors that Nixon will control the next three years and may seek a mutual withdrawal if Hanoi is convinced Washington will stay the course. The plan risks domestic backlash if doves in North Vietnam do not respond.
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Assassination danger urged restraint by leaders
The National Commission on Violence warns assassination risk is rising and urges presidents and candidates to curb public appearances. It cites Kennedy King and RFK deaths, noting violence targets leaders with large followings. The panel calls for less crowd exposure while urging Americans not to retreat from public life.
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Nixon to address 2000 businessmen on inflation policy
President Nixon plans a briefing in Washington for more than 2,000 business leaders at the Sheraton Park Hotel on Friday. Officials say he will seek support in fighting inflation and may urge or imply restraint on wage demands while warning that labor costs feed into prices.
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Mills and Tenneco Fly Rich Circuit to LA and Back
Wilbur Mills, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, reportedly received a $6,009 luxury cross country jet trip from Tenneco, plus a chauffeured limousine, while in the Los Angeles area for a James Corman fundraiser. The flight aided Mills amid debates on tax reform and depletion allowances.
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Draft reforms and draft delays draw Whitman's fury
Notes on news recounts a push for administrative draft changes if Congress stalls reforms. President Nixon signals January actions regardless, seeks statutory leeway for date selection to reduce draft vulnerability. Meeting with Senate and House GOP leaders precedes a Mel Laird briefing on potential changes and timelines.
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Everglades Jetport Sparks Florida Conservation Clash
A column notes Floridians fear environmental harm from a planned Miami Everglades jetport, a massive drainage project, and 33,000 acres of Big Cypress development. It highlights water supply risks, possible shifts toward urbanization, and a rising conservation lobby shaping Tallahassee policy. Senator Nelson calls the jetport “one hell of an uproar.”
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