Nixon strikes Nord Vietnam mines in bid for peace
President Nixon moves to mine Haiphong harbor and curb North Vietnamese supplies, drawing mixed reactions from lawmakers. Senators Hartke McGovern and Muskie call the action risky and dangerous while supporters、including Meany and Buckley, urge backing. Governors Reagan and Baker weigh in as the nation braces for broader geopolitical and domestic fallout.
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