Nixon Shifts Pre-1972 Strategy to Domestic Push
President Nixon unveils a sweeping domestic plan to pressure Congress for major government and revenue reform, proposing $5 billion in new general aid plus $1 billion in targeted funding, aiming to cut federal departments and reorganize agencies while framing a “new American revolution” to mobilize voters and young people. The move risks backlash from Democrats over foreign policy in Cambodia and Vietnam, with details pending budget messages.
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GGL to Meet Over Ticket
The Good Government League plans a Monday gathering to discuss their ticket. Beber, Becker, Hilliard and others are named as potential slate members amid ongoing weekend talks and endorsements.
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