Moynihan bids farewell urging support for President
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the No. 1 Democrat in the Nixon administration, told White House colleagues he would return to Harvard. He urged Cabinet members to heed the President’s words and proposals, calling his critique of silence or incomprehension a devastating one and praising the administration’s gains in foreign and domestic policy amid unrest and distrust.
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Broken Truce Shocks Rogers in Middle East Crisis
Washington AP The year ending saw Secretary of State William P. Rogers suffer a major setback as the Soviet Union joined Egypt in violating the standstill in the Middle East. Rogers drafted the accord and faced personal affronts over Russian missiles in the ceasefire zone. Officials say the incidents shaped his view that big power cooperation is needed for peace, while dismissing a joint U.S.-Soviet peacekeeping force as impractical. The ceasefire largely held with little shooting since last August, amid complex U.S. roles and regional diplomacy involving Britain and Egypt, Jordan, and others.
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