Nixon's New Domestic Team Vows Reforms
George P. Shultz formally takes over the Office of Management and Budget vowing to curb federal expenditures. He pledges a strong team including Hodgson, Weinberger, Weber, and others to push reform, restore efficiency, and foster a partnership with states. Nixon praises Hodgson and Weinberger as the new cabinet leadership, promising decisive changes.
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Mondale Attacks Nixon Critics as Racist Allegations
Senator Mondale joins Nixon foes in charging the administration with racist rhetoric on school desegregation. He cites witnesses describing separate buses and black-only classrooms, and cites figures predicting near one million Black students in integrated schools. Mondale names Spottswood and other officials, accusing the administration of misrepresenting civil rights progress and personnel removals in key agencies.
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