Nixon described as unstable before resignation
Washington writer Theodore H. White portrays Richard Nixon as an unstable personality in his Readers Digest account. White details how Alexander Haig and White House insiders persuaded Nixon to resign after reviewing a 1972 tape, noting the delicate balance Haig faced to avoid triggering a defensive backlash. The piece previews White’s two part series and his forthcoming book Breach of Faith.
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Goldwater urges Nixon confession for GOP role
Senator Barry Goldwater said Nixon must fully confess before returning as a Republican spokesman, but he doubted Nixon would confess. He added Nixon could return only if he clears his name, either by full confession or a court ruling, and expressed hope Nixon someday seeks to remove the cloud hanging over him.
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Reagan says U S violated Viet pact after South Vietnam collapse
Former California governor Ronald Reagan arrived in Newark and said the Vietnam War ended in defeat for the United States because it violated an agreement. He urged Congress to fund military aid for Thieu and discussed a possible Florida primary run and Kennedy as a Democratic contender.
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Udall Launches Wisconsin Primary Campaign Tour
Udall campaigns for the 1976 presidential nomination saying his party will emerge from the primaries with the strongest grassroots organization. The Arizona Democrat opened his Wisconsin primary tour with stops in Milwaukee Madison Stevens Point and Green Bay.
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Kissinger should quit over Asia say senator
Sen. Frank Church Idaho urged Secretary Henry Kissinger quit if he cannot learn from Asia policy failures. Republican leader Hugh Scott defended Kissinger praising his record, while Barry Goldwater warned of growing isolationism and questioned U.S. will to meet commitments.
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