Violence Without Results for Nixon and Protesters
Washington this week saw private talks rise in prominence over public demonstrations against war policies. Officials including Hickel and White House aides met with Kissinger and Moynihan as dissent within the White House cabinet grows over the Cambodia invasion and related policy, signaling a shift toward quieter debate and potential changes in administration partisan dynamics.
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Harris Poll Shows Racial Views on Black Panthers Divide
A Time Magazine Harris poll finds whites largely see the Black Panthers as a menace while a large share of blacks report pride in the group. It notes blacks fear shootings have strengthened black unity and warns the Panthers polarize U.S. race relations.
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