Solons hail Sentinel missile delay in defense review
Senators Len Edward M. Kennedy and Mike Mansfield praised Defense Secretary Melvin Laird for delaying major work on the Sentinel antiballistic missile program. Kennedy called the pause important, urging Congress to review the Defense Department’s recommendations and consider limits on offensive and defensive systems. Nixon stressed decisions will reflect U.S. security needs and the plan remains a shield against both Red China and Soviet weapons.
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Fulbright fears possible shift in foreign policy control
Senator Fulbright warned Congress could lose access to vital foreign policy information as plans were reported to centralize coordination at the White House under Henry Kissinger, shifting power away from the State Department and traditional agencies. He said White House aides have invoked executive privilege to dodge committee questioning and warned that accountability to Congress could be diminished.
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