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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1969

Page

3

Nixon urged time to form Viet policy amid McGovern criticism

In Washington McGovern urged giving Nixon time to shape Vietnam policy while lawmakers urged patience. Mansfield defended inherited policy and Paris talks seeking a settlement. Dirksen questioned McGovern’s single-voice stance and Kenendy weighed in on critique. DuBridge praised ABM safeguards, promising scientific support. Kennedy said the war’s urban escalation worries him and urged testing the Paris plan.

Washington Nixon George S. McGovern McGovern South Dakota Johnson Vietnam Paris Mansfield White House Lee A. DuBridge DuBridge Yea McGovern South Vietnam

Hayakawa and Nixon See Aid Cutoff Divisions

Acting President Hayakawa reports Nixon favors leaving campus disturbances to state and local authorities while supporting withdrawal of federal education aid from students convicted of serious campus offenses. The leaders discussed the San Francisco State tensions as Nixon planned a federal position statement.

Hayakawa San Francisco Nixon White House Robert H. Finch

Campus unrest policy and education plan debated

Hayakawa and Nixon discussed handling unruly student protesters at the South Bend campus with on the spot suspensions for noncompliance. They agreed a basic approach to unrest was expanding educational progress for minorities and favored more vocational courses for Negro students rather than African studies.

Ing South Bend Hayakawa Nixon

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