Assassination Peril Demands Serious Response
The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence warns of rising political violence after Senator Kennedy's murder. It urges tighter Secret Service protection, broader protection for officeholders, weapon detection at events, and gun licensing while noting public reluctance to curb campaign access.
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Buckley Defends Agnew Against Moratorium Critics
William F. Buckley Jr says his critiques of Mr. Agnew were misread and that the vice president’s Harrisburg speech clearly disapproved of protestors. Buckley endorses Agnew’s sharp rhetoric while defending America’s pluralistic core and noting Nixon’s warm backing.
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Nixon pushes Vietnamization plan to shift war burden
President Nixon outlines that South Vietnam will take lead in fighting while the United States withdraws combat forces by 1970. Americans will assist with money and supplies and advisers, maintaining support if major attacks occur, aiming to complete Vietnamization while preserving Southeast Asia pledges.
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Nixon Defends Haynsworth Philosophy Against Liberals
John P Roche analyzes Nixon informal White House meeting on Judge Clement Haynsworth Supreme Court nomination. He argues Nixon used conflicting, self serving logic to defend Haynsworth while challenging liberal criticism and urging conservatives to back the nominee.
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A Newsman's Creed For Modern Reporters
A columnist recites a creator prayer for journalists at Fordham University urging accuracy. The creed stresses fact checking, courage to challenge, avoidance of rumor, responsibility to readers, and humility before history and readers. It cites four gospel journalists as examples.
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