Wallace Plans Anti-Nixon Campaign For Presidency
Wallace pressed a national campaign to oppose Nixon over what he called the destruction of public schools. He urged mass meetings letters and petitions and warned of a 1972 defeat unless the president commits to student desegregation and a meaningful tax reform for low and middle income earners. He suggested a southern strategy aimed at countering federal desegregation across the region.
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Proposal Suggests 25 Percent Pay Cut for Nixon Aides
Time magazine reports George Tonia and Yoopee rge oe of Housing and Urban Development urged President Nixon and his senior political appointees to take an immediate 25 percent salary cut. The idea gained no traction as Nixon seeks budget cuts for fiscal 1971.
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