Mollenhoff studies State Depart employees against war action
Clark Mollenhoff, White House special counsel, is preparing a dossier on 230 State Department staff who criticized Nixon's Cambodia policy. State officials declined to discipline the dissidents, and Rogers criticized Mollenhoff privately for probing department actions. Mollenhoff may turn his findings over to President Nixon.
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Percy Warns of Anarchy Versus Repression Choice
Stanford speech by Sen. Charles Percy warns Americans face a fateful choice between anarchy and repression amid rising violence. He criticizes violence and dissent curtailment, urges protection of constitutional rights, and says the U.S. must end foreign interventions and focus on domestic nation-building.
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War Curb to Cost at Polls. Klein Says War Curb to Cost at Polls
Washington ( UP I) A presidential aide said Congress misreads the American people in seeking to restrict Nixon's War powers and predicted Republicans will exploit the issue in fall elections. Herbert G. Klein warned Cooper-Church could boomerang as Democrats face anti crime and housing bills. Shafer calls Cambodian action brave and speedy. McIntyre doubts it hastened withdrawal.
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