Kissinger’s role as Nixon’s trusted adviser in crisis days
In a Washington profile, Henry A. Kissinger, President Nixon's national security adviser, explains his threefold approach to foreign policy: present the widest range of choices, ensure decisions are implemented as intended, and advise the President. The piece details his busy schedule, bureaucratic navigation, and the strain on the State Department as his influence grows.
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