Barry Goldwater Offers to Resign for Nixon Help
Barry Goldwater says he offered to resign his Senate seat to work for President Nixon in any job. Nixon did not accept the offer, which Goldwater made after golf with Melvin J. Laird. He said Nixon briefly acknowledged the idea during a Paris Air Show exchange.
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Nixon ready to compromise with Congress on budget
Washington AP reports President Nixon willing to bend to pass fiscal 1975 budget and programs. Fred Malek, deputy OMB director, says only three years left and efforts to move the ball ahead through targeted compromises. He notes no veto threats this year and emphasizes contingency plans amid energy concerns and uncertain economic projections.
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