Nixon to Use Task Forces for Domestic Policy
President elect Nixon will draw domestic policy ideas from about 19 task forces of government, industry, and education leaders. The groups, meeting since September, will cover most policy areas and report privately to Nixon over the next month, with some reports due in two weeks and others in December.
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Stop Buck Passing to Nixon Says Scott
U S Sen Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania urged President Johnson to stop passing the economic buck to President elect Richard Nixon. Scott said Johnson is mismanaging monetary and fiscal policy and warned any near term downturn would be Johnson administration fault, not Nixon’s.
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