Nixon unstable before quitting a White House account
Presidential chronicler Theodore White portrays Richard Nixon as an unstable personality in his Readers Digest series and traces the events leading to Nixon’s resignation from July 31, 1974, to August 7 as insiders including Alexander Haig work to defuse the crisis and avert impeachment.
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Reagan says defeat in Vietnam shows U S violated pact
Former California governor Ronald Reagan told NEWSMEN in Newark that South Vietnam’s collapse proves the United States violated an agreement. He urged Congress to fund 722 million for military aid to Thieu and refused to rule out a Florida primary run. He predicts a Democratic draft for Kennedy.
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Goldwater urges Nixon to confess to help party return
Sen. Barry Goldwater says former President Richard Nixon must make a full confession before he could again serve as a Republican spokesman. He doubts Nixon will confess but hopes he might clear his name in the future, possibly before a court or through admission.
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Udall Heads Wisconsin Primary Campaign
Rep Morris Udall opened his Wisconsin primary campaign with stops in Milwaukee Madison Stevens Point and Green Bay saying the Democratic nominating will emerge from the primaries with the strongest grassroots organization.
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Kissinger urged to quit over Asia by senator
Sen. Frank Church of Idaho says Henry Kissinger should resign if he cannot learn from Southeast Asia policy failures. He warns U S policy in Asia risks ongoing military presence in Thailand and Korea. Sen. Hugh Scott counters with praise for Kissinger and urges continuity. Goldwater questions U S resolve and isolationism amid detente doubts.
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