Agnew urges cooling rhetoric amid Cambodia debate
Vice President Spiro Agnew in a radio interview urged newspapers to start cooling rhetoric on Cambodia and discounted deep student hostility to U.S. forces. He criticized campus protests as misinformed and predicted foreign policy, not Vietnam, will dominate the 1972 campaign while avoiding a possible Agnew presidency.
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Senator Packwood praises lobbying students in Washington
UPI reports Senator Robert Packwood praised visiting students as the only group in Washington with no ax to grind. He cited 400 to 500 student visitors in a week, saying most young people feel alienated by the presidency and both parties. He urged the Nixon administration to truly listen. Packwood called campus campaigns for next year vacations to work on politics a likely surge of idealistic volunteers for both parties.
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Cambodia Triggers Near-Record Mail Surge in Congress
The U S incursion into Cambodia has provoked the heaviest outpouring of mail telegrams and petitions ever received by Congress. Senate mail volume already surpasses that from Haynsworth and Carswell nominations and nears levels seen during the Kennedy assassination era. Mail piles five days behind in sorting, with 150 stacks overflowing the Senate post office and corridors. Western Union reports.
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Gravel Says Nixon Misjudges Youth Motives
Fresno speech by Senator Gravel declares Nixon misreads young people and urges a National Youth Affairs Agency. He notes overwhelming postwar era mail opposing Cambodia and praises antiwar sentiment among students and adults alike, reflecting broad congressional opposition to expanding military power.
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