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… for United Press International in Los A:tigeles, New York and Washington, D. C. He was Bureau Chief of UPI Newspictures in Vietnam during 1971-72. Mr. Kennerly won a Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography for coverage of the Vietnam war. He then worked as a contract photographer for Life, then Time magazine in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Paris and Washington, D. …
… the Johnson Administration to adopt an austerity course, to slice away the fat in its guns-and-butter policy and go on a wartime footing. President Johnson at his Nov. 17 press conference expressed wonderment that the American people are opposed … late. Let me round out the picture by saying that the only way Congress could get the Johnson Administration to reduce non-Vietnam spending was to give the President's tax increase proposal the cool treatment and write spending cuts into law. Let … by the President. Leading Republicans in the House demanded a setting of national priorities and a sharp cutback in non-Vietnam spending. Our position was that federal spending should be reduced to cool off the economy and offset Vietnam War …
… Photographer to the President. The job went to David Hume Kennerly, a Pulitzer Prize winner for his photographs of the Vietnam War, who covered Vice President Ford for TIME Magazine. Ford granted Kennerly, with few exceptions, free and total access to …
… of 1950, when the homebuilding industry was still trying to relieve the shortage resulting from a long depression and World War II. If new mobile homes are added to the conventional housing total for 1971, we wind up with 2. 6 million units. That … prices sky-high. The other big issue will be peace -- the conduct of our foreign affairs. President Nixon inherited the Vietnam War, just as he inherited inflation. He is curbing inflation and he is ending our involvement in Vietnam -- ending it in an honorable way and not through the surrender urged on him by his critics. I think in the final …
… BUT THE PROBLEMS OF ALL AMERICANS. IT WON'T BE EASY. BUT WE WILL WIN MORE BATTLES THAN WE WILL LOSE. WE WILL SEE THE FORWARD MARCH OF POSITIVE PROGRAMS AIMED AT PROVIDING JOBS, HOUSING, QUALITY EDUCATION AND FIRST-RATE MEDICAL CARE. THE NATION … outbreak of convulsive violence in the Nation's ghettoes and on its college campuses. The Sixties also brought the agony of Vietnam, when an America victimized by violence at home crept uncomprehendingly into the quicksand of a jungle war halfway … are related to the objectives I have just outlined and to others as well. The top priority is, of course, to end the war in Vietnam. President Nixon is moving vigorously to end the American role in Vietnam and, hopefully, to end the war. He is …
… the kind of enlightened and responsible leadership only the Republican Party can pr ovide. The American people want the Vietnam War ended on honorable and lasting terms. at home . They want proper action taken to halt inflation and fiscal … the kind of enlightened and responsible leadership only the Republican Party can provide. The American people want the Vietnam War ended on honorable and lasting terms. at home. They want proper action taken to halt inflation and fiscal …
… basic veterans' education assistance program (GI bill) in view of substantially changed conditions, i.e. termination of the Vietnam war era and implementation of the peacetime volunteer army, and establishes a new 5-year contributory program; tightens the …
… Trip to the Soviet Union Kissinger: We began detente in 1970 in an environment when we had to defend the budget for the Vietnam. War and fight constantly against the unilateral disarmers. Detente gave us: first, domestic maneuvering room; secondly, an … it has kept the Defense budgets not high, but at an acceptable level; it has kept our allies in line; and it let us end the Vietnam. War in an acceptable way. Detente -- even with a President who is so hated - - has resulted in the liberals going …
… Republicans are doing exactly that. Slowly but surely we are turning the country around. We are turning America toward peace ••• ••• toward an end to our involvement in the Vietnam War • ••• toward a settlement in the Middle East • ••• toward arms control • ••• toward strengthening of our … we are turning the country around. We are turning America toward peace ••• ••• toward an end to our involvement in the Vietnam War • ••• toward a settlement in the Middle East • ••• toward arms control • ••• toward strengthening of our …
… liaison with the Justice Department, especially campaign finance reform, civil rights, drug abuse law enforcement, and Vietnam War amnesty. The materials described consist largely of files produced and accumulated by Shepard from August 1974 to … Lynn May worked with Shepard on most of his activities. The Shepard files document his role in policy development on Vietnam War amnesty, campaign finance reform, and busing; and his meetings and correspondence with agency officials handling …
… Trip to the Soviet Union Kissinger: We began detente in 1970 in an environment when we had to defend the budget for the Vietnam. War and fight constantly against the unilateral disarmers. Detente gave us: first, domestic maneuvering room; secondly, an … it has kept the Defense budgets not high, but at an acceptable level; it has kept our allies in line; and it let us end the Vietnam. War in an acceptable way. Detente -- even with a President who is so hated - - has resulted in the liberals going …
… time. The Democratic-controlled Congress Republicans pleaded for restraint in federal spending to offset the cost of the Vietnam War. But the Democratic Administration and the Democratic-controlled Congress ignored all Republican pleas for economy. … time. The Democratic-controlled Congress Republicans pleaded for restraint in federal spending to offset the cost of the Vietnam War. But the Democratic Administration and the Democratic-controlled Congress ignored all Republican pleas for …
… have fallen far short of objectives, President Nixon has charted a bold new course. It is a common sense course directed toward attainable goals. To reach those goals, the President has assumed the role of crusader and reformer. The President is … assuming office, President Nixon began laying down and pursuing a strategy designed to end United States involvement in the Vietnam War. Peace has been his first priority. And, I am sure the American people agree, properly so. There is a new … down and ,. ....~~~....-.. ..........._.,.,_.,...._~ pursuing a strategy designed to end United States involvement in the Vietnam War. . Peace has been his first priority. ~~·------~ And, I am sure the American people agree, properly so. There is …
… proposal late this year or in January to step up the fight against inflation and to pay the accelerating costs of the Vietnam War. It has taken Mr. Johnson a long time to "get off the dime," as the saying goes. I personally believe the country has … to keep the country on a peacetime footing. No sacrifices were demanded of anybody ex~ept families whose sons were sent to Vietnam. tt was business as usual and everybody grab your share. Not only did the Administration make a guns and butter …
… thinking. We have TRUSTED OURSELVES. We have TRUSTED EACH OTHER. We hope the people will understand our actions and go forward with a more understanding and trusting attitude for the future." SUBJECT: Earned re-entry "Through the Presidential … "The task of formal forgiveness is under way, 11 Friday granted eight full pardons and 10 conditional clemencies to Vietnam War Resisters. The 18 cases acted on by the President were the first recommendations made to him since he announced Sept. 16 his earned re-entry program for military and civilian opponents of the Vietnam War. "These First few decisions do not end the unfinished business of clemency," Ford said in a brief ceremony …
… the way Mr. Johnson is doing his job as President. The same low rating, 23 per cent, is given Mr. Johnson's handling of the Vietnam War. I submit that this lack of confidence in the Johnson-Humphrey Administration stems from one major cause--that the … all remember that in late 1963 Secretary of Defense McNamara said that "the major part" of America's military task in South Vietnam could be "completed by the end of 1965." Then there \o7ere 14,000 Americans serving in Vietnam--as advisers to …
… new ceiling is 5491 500. This is the old figure of' 525,000' THE lEFINITE PLAN TO DE-ESCALATE U.s. INVOL VEI£NT IN THE VIETNAM WAR AND plus 11,000 Marines and airborne troops airlifted to Vietnam some weeks ago, TO SPEED UP THE EQUIPPING OF SOUTH VIETNAMESE F0RCES' SO THAT THIY CAN TAKE plus a mwly announced …
… OF CONVULSIVE VIOLENCE IN THE NATION'S GHETTOES AND ON ITS COLLEGE CAMPUSES. THE SIXTIES ALSO BROUGHT THE AGONY I OF VIETNAM, WHEN AN AMERICAJVICTIMIZ~ BY VIOLENCE AT HOME CREPT UNCOMPREHENDINGLY INTO THE QUICKSAND OF A JUNGLE WAR HALFWAY 'ROUND THE WORLD. AND AS WE LIVED THROUGH THE DECADE OF THE SIXTIES, IT BECAME APPARENT THAT THE ERA OF THE NEW … RELATED TO THE OBJECTIVES I HAVE JUST OUTLINED AND TO OTHERS AS WELL . THE TOP PRIORITY IS, OF COURSE , TO END THE WAR IN VIETNAM. PRESIDENT NIXON IS MOVING VIGOROUSLY TO END THE AMERICAN ROLE IN VIETNAM AND, HOPEFULLY, TO END THE WAR . HE IS …
… ;~REM NE THE SAMD AFTER ALL, THE MAJOR PROBLEMS CONFRONTING THIS NATION HAVE NOT BEEN SOLVED . PEACE HAS NOT BROKEN OUT IN VIETNAM. VIETNAM PEACE TALKS ARE STILL JUST A HOPE DESPITE ALL THE TALK ABOUT A START ON TALKS. THE NATION'S LARGE CITIES ARE STILL … POLICIES. IN VIETNAM A DIVIDED DEMOCRATIC PARTY GRADUALLY ESCALATED A SMALL EISENHOWER AID COMMITMENT INTO A MAJOR LAND WAR, CONTRARY TO ALL SOUND MILITARY ADVICE. IT WAS THE LATE GENERAL DOUGLAS MACARTHUR, YOU WILL RECALL, WHO SAID: "ANYBODY …
… FOR AN AS IAN PEACE CONFERENCE , WITH THE AS IANS t,.,.,... ~ TAKING THE LEAD IN SEEK I·NG AN HONORABLE EACE IN VJAR-TORN VIETNAM. ~ , ' - i'' ~ ..4-4r. ~~ . r-~~· OUR SOLDIERS ARE PERFORMING BRILLIANTLY IN VIETNAM. BUT IT IS TRAGIC THAT MORE AND MORE OF OUR YOUNG MEN ARE BEING SENT TO FIGHT AND PERHAPS TO DIE THERE. ) L WE ARE … THE POOR . THE ADMINISTRATION TAKES FROM THE HAVE - NOTS AND GI VES TO THE HAVES . [ · ABOIJf WAGI G ANa fHEN THE¥ iAI:.:K WAR QN PGYtR!Vl j BIG RIOTS IN THE STREETS, THE ~~~~~~ RIOTS IN THE STREETS . THE 8IG BUT FA ILED TO DEL IVER . '"FHAfl s-- …