Nixon Addresses Congress After Moscow and Peking Talks
President Nixon reported to Congress on the Moscow and Beijing journeys and the resulting arms and trade progress. He stressed a shared aim for stable world peace, urged bipartisan support, and reaffirmed U.S. strength while pursuing a comprehensive agreement with the Soviet Union and China.
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Demos Condemn Nixon Speech Sparks Mixed Reactions
President Nixon’s congressional address on the U.S. Soviet arms accords drew strong Republican cheers and Democratic condemnation. Some Democrats called it a campaign talk while others praised the appeal for approval. Critics noted the absence of Vietnam references as a weakness.
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