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...Department's case?and to impart whatever information and advice he can to his boss. During an afternoon meeting that lasts for nearly two hours, Nixon seems deeply concerned about his image, emphasizing "the need ... to show that the President takes the initiative" and that "once I find something out???I say?ACT!" He also is worried about Dean...
...estimated that the bill for the state's 1.9 million welfare recipients alone would come to $133 million and that other people deemed eligible by the S.L.A. might make it as high as $400 million. Even if the logistics of finding and distributing so much food could be worked out???a doubtful proposition?that kind of money was certainly beyond even Hearst's means...
...reassuring. In declaring flatly that the new man, yet to be named, would never be given any "presidential documents," but only "information" from such documents, Nixon seemed to give him even less authority than Cox had been promised. Cox had been assured ?falsely, as it turned out???that he could have access to any evidence he requested "from any source...
...pain heats up Coats can press a button and switch it off. He may have to use such a device all his life. Was it worth it? Would he do it again? "I don't feel the same as I did in 1967, because of what's come out???the Pentagon papers, and the reasons for the U.S. going in originally. I can't see why we kept on spilling American blood for a government that wasn't worth fighting for and people who won't fight for themselves. Eventually, they'll throw down their arms and the Communists will...
...clear until it is known whether the invasion was caused by or will be followed by a power shift inside the Kremlin. But the chances are that Moscow's blow was aimed entirely at restoring order inside Russia's Eastern European domain?as the Soviets were careful to point out???and is not necessarily a sign of all-round aggressiveness against the rest of the world. On the contrary, it is possible that the move has so weakened Russia's prestige and so strained its relations with other Communist parties that adventures elsewhere are the last thing that Moscow...