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Ex-Solon Raps Publishing Of War Secrets
Former U.S. Sen. George Murphy of California criticizes the Pentagon papers publication, arguing the act itself endangers national security and urging controlled release of secrets. He spoke in Lubbock at a luncheon honoring Bert Huffman, president of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Murphy comments on Nixon, Agnew, Reagan, McCloskey, Lindsay, and Vietnam policy, urging Vietnamization and a tougher stance against Communist influence. He cites Rostow and no-win policy critiques, calls for stop to coercion in labor disputes, and urges protection of American science and industry while opposing free foreign car imports. He also notes Russia and China interests in Southeast Asia.
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Eugene Smith
Avalanche-Journal
U.S
George Murphy
California
Lubbock
Pentagon
New York
Washington
Boston
Murphy
Texas Tech
Bert Huffman
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
John Tunney
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
Vietnam
China
Southeast Asia
Israel
Eisenhower
State Department
United States