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Kissinger chosen as Nixon aide signals sober security shift
News analysis notes James Reston that presidential-elect Nixon picks Henry Kissinger of Harvard as White House assistant for national security affairs. Kissinger, a cautious strategist aligned with equilibrium theory, supports a balanced deterrent and aims to strengthen the National Security Council.
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James Reston
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Henry A. Kissinger
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McGeorge Bundy
Cambridge
Council On Foreign Relations
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