Veto history shows Ford, Nixon, Roosevelt in tallying acts
A Washington AP summary traces presidential veto use from Washington through Ford. It notes total overrides, top vetoers like Roosevelt with 635 vetoes and 9 overrides, Nixon with 41 vetoes and 5 overrides, Truman with 250 vetoes and 12 overrides, and Ford with 62 vetoes.
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Kissinger urges new foreign policy unity in U S
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger told a Chicago audience the United States must accept permanent involvement in international affairs and move toward a long term world community. He urged a new foreign policy consensus guided by mutual respect, long term planning, and unity beyond domestic divisions.
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