Word: katzenbach
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...report examines the extent of regulations in the form of antitrust actions over the past 20 years, under Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon. Those Government officials who come under the heaviest attack for their antitrust laxity are Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, A???orney General under Johnson, and his assistant in charge of the Antitrust Division, Donald F. Turner...
...time. As the principal White House specialist on Vietnam told me: "If what you say is right, everything we are doing in Vietnam is wrong." Some other bureaucrats reacted in a similarly negative fashion. On the other hand, many officials, including Ambassador Averell Harriman, Under Secretary Nicholas Katzenbach, and Secretary of Defense-Designate Clark Clifford, were sympathetic to my criticisms. The report did, I think, have some effect on official Washington's perceptions of the social-political situation in Vietnam in the winter of 1968 and made some contribution to the series of developments which brought about the change...
...power base intact. The CFIA was being set up by the Ford and Rockefeller Foundations as well as by McGeorge Bundy and Harvard's leading foreign policy specialists. In a struggle for the position of associate director, Kissinger-reportedly with the prodding of the Rockefeller group-edged out Edward Katzenbach, director of the Harvard-M.I.T. Defense Studies Program out of which the new Harvard Center grew...
NCID members, mostly Democrats, include former Attorneys General Nichol??s Katzenbach and Ramsey Clark; former Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford; former U.N. Ambassadors Charles W. Yost and Arthur Goldberg; and Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes...
...film begins with a description of what things were like during the fall preceding McCarthy's candidacy. There is Johnson making his famous statement about American boys not fighting in Asians' wars; McCarthy walking out of a Senate hearing as Nicholas Katzenbach defended the administration; Robert Kennedy reading a sycophantish introduction of Johnson while Lyndon peers at him like a threatening watch...