Nixon 90 Days: Crises Loom, Bipartisan Read on Policy
Senate leaders from both parties assess Nixon's first 90 days as calm ended and crises loom. They praise prioritizing Vietnam inflation crime and reform while urging swift proposals to tackle tax, military, and domestic program challenges ahead. Reagan? Actually Dirksen and Scott stress vigorous action and clear priorities.
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Humphrey Sees Nixon Unaware of Domestic Crisis
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said on Meet the Press that Nixon has not realized the seriousness of the domestic crisis, criticizing budget cuts and calling for an in depth inquiry into military spending. He weighed 1972 plans, backed Bradley for LA mayor, and praised Kennedy Muskie as popular leaders.
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ADA ends truce with Nixon admin over war and race policy
Americans for Democratic Action accuses the Nixon administration of escalating the arms race and Vietnam War while neglecting the Negro community. The ADA calls for 250000 U.S. troops to be withdrawn by year end and demands a $1 billion boost to food aid, condemning the Sentinel antiballistic missile plan.
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