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After so much criticism of so many aspects of Nixon's Viet Nam policy, the call from Risner must have sounded like the most heartening kind of vindication. The President, who returned to Washington later that day, suddenly seemed to become yet another new Nixon -ebullient, conciliatory, even humorous...
The original decision to bomb was an instructive case history of the President's mind and decision-making apparatus at work. The move came after Nixon and Kissinger concluded that it was the proper course, and Kissinger, acting for Nixon, had consulted with and won the approval of Secretary...
Nixon takes a particular delight in Kissinger's secret operations and ruses. Sometimes Nixon has even helped to throw observers off the track ? spending an apparently nonchalant weekend at Camp David when a secret meeting was on in Paris. So secretly have the Paris talks been held that only...
Loyalist. Scheduled to go some time soon is the much respected CIA Director, Richard Helms, apparently a victim of the President's desire to have the entire national security apparatus reflect his thinking and outlook. James Schlesinger, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, has been offered the CIA post...
Nixon's support was generous, considering that Helms, as a longtime Raleigh television and radio commentator, had lambasted the President (for "appeasing") almost as often as he attacked Social Security ("doles and handouts") or rural electrification ("socialistic power"). But North Carolina is undergoing a major political shift and the...