Nixon Moves to Project Informal Image in Public Poll Era
President Nixon pursues a policy of greater public accessibility and informality to bridge the gap with his private life. The drive includes live TV interviews, selective interviews with major newspapers, and public appearances with diverse media, aiming to reset his image amid low popularity ratings and upcoming family events.
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Negotiator Boycott Shocks Vietnam Peace Talks
In Paris the chief Communist negotiators boycotted the weekly Vietnam peace talks for the third straight week to protest Nixon era war escalation and new aggression plans. North Vietnam pressed its offer to secure US withdrawal unconditionally by a set date, while Viet Cong leaders urged a serious reply to the security guarantee proposal. A massive 110 ton superconducting magnet promises a magnetic field 36,000 times Earth's.
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Nixon on beach photo shows soggy shoe lift incident
Public image efforts in January included President Nixon posing for news photographers with a dog along his California coast home. An unexpected wave soaked him and the famed photo captures him lifting a wet foot from the surf while wearing shoes.
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Hiring Females Reduces Dignity
The South Carolina Senate disputes a federal suit by Vicki Eslinger alleging sex-based denial of a Senate page job. The brief says pages are dispatched to hotels for senators, signaling concerns over propriety. A March 25 hearing is set, with Asst. Atty. Gen. Michael W. Tighe filing the Senate’s answer.
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