Kissinger Drops Resignation Threat Over Wiretaps
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger withdrew his resignation threat after an investigation by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee found no evidence he lied about his role in wiretapping. The panel affirmed his involvement did not bar his office, while noting he acted after assurances of legality from the attorney general and J. Edgar Hoover.
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Policy unchanged by Watergate crisis Kissinger says
Washington. Henry Kissinger stated after a White House cabinet meeting that the Watergate scandal and Nixon's impeachment move do not alter U S foreign policy. He emphasized bipartisanship and a unified stance in the national interest and world peace with broad congressional support.
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Klein blames Nixon staff for President's remarks
Herbert G. Klein, former White House communications chief, says negative statements by President Nixon about him came from other staffers seeking power. Transcripts show Nixon criticizing Klein on June 23, 1972. Klein resigned in 1973 to join Metromedia. aides defend Klein's understanding.
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Nixon slur on arts shocks museum leaders in 1972 transcript
A released Nixon transcript cites a June 28 1972 remark claiming Tricia Cox avoids arts events because they are Jews and left wing. Arts officials nationwide condemn the statement as fueling prejudice against public support for the arts.
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