Kissinger Drops Threat to Resign Over Wiretaps
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger withdrew his threat to resign over wiretapping after the Senate Foreign Relations Committee found no evidence he lied about his role. The panel reaffirmed his conduct was not a barrier to holding office, noting assurances from the attorney general and Hoover precedent.
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Policy unswayed by scandal Kissinger statement
Washington reports quote Henry Kissinger saying Watergate and Nixon impeachment moves will not affect U S foreign policy. He stressed peace and war questions demand bipartisan, unified conduct in national interest with world peace focus and broad congressional support.
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Klein Blames Nixon Staff For President's Comments
Herbert Klein says hostile White House staff fed the President negative remarks about him. Transcripts show Nixon telling Haldeman on June 28, 1972 that Klein “just doesn’t really have his head screwed on” and is disorganized. Klein, who left the San Diego Union to work for Nixon, resigned in 1973 to join Metromedia. officials defend his close ties to the President.
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Nixon slur on arts sparks outcry from museum officials
A 1972 White House transcript reveals President Nixon saying his daughter avoids arts events because "they're Jews, they're left wing." The remark drew sharp rebukes from arts leaders, who called it harmful and fueling prejudice against public arts support.
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