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Internal situation of United States and changes in Republican administration following victory of Richard Nixon in 1972 Presidential Election (1972)

Title
Internal situation of United States and changes in Republican administration following victory of Richard Nixon in 1972 Presidential Election (1972).
Publication
Marlborough, Wiltshire : Adam Matthew Digital, 2008.
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1 online resource
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AMDigital Reference: FCO 82/177.
Reproduction of: Internal situation of United States and changes in Republican administration following victory of Richard Nixon in 1972 Presidential Election (1972) 1972.
The National Archives
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Summary
Description: Includes full text of President Nixon's State of the Union Message. The main news in the speech was the President's announcement that he would increase defence spending and emphasised on the lines of the Nixon Doctrine that the US must continue to maintain and strengthen her defences. There was also a proposal to Congress of a new programme of Federal partnership in technological research and development. In domestic matters the President urged Congress to pass the reform of the welfare system, Federal Revenue sharing with the States, Government reorganisation and better health care. He also promised a federally supported research and development programme for social and industrial purposes including mass transit.
Variant and related titles
The Nixon years, 1969-1974.
Format
Books / Online
Language
English
Added to Catalog
January 23, 2024
Series
Nixon Years, 1969-1974.
The Nixon Years, 1969-1974
Subjects
Africa
Alaska
Asia
Brazil
Canada
China
Eastern Europe
Europe
Geneva
Germany
Japan
Middle East
Poland
South East Asia
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
United Kingdom
United States of America
Vietnam
United States
North America
Armstrong, Willis
Ash, Roy
Bowie, Robert
Brezhnev, Leonid
Bruce, David K
Bush, George H W
Butz, Earl L
Campbell, Dick
Connally, John B
Cromer, 3rd Earl of
Douglas-Home, Sir Alec
Ehrlichman, John D
Elliott, Anthony
Finch, Robert H
Flanigan, Peter
Gray, L Patrick III
Greenhill, Sir Denis
Haldeman, H R
Hillenbrand, Martin J
Hodgson, James D
Kissinger, Henry
Kleindienst, Richard G
Kraft, Joseph
Laird, Melvin R
Mills, Wilbur
Mitchell, John
Nixon, Richard M
Peterson, Peter George
Richardson, Elliot
Rockefeller, Nelson
Rodman, Peter
Rumsfeld, Donald
Rush, Kenneth
Shultz, George
Stans, Maurice
Train, Russell
Wallace, George
Weinberger, Caspar W
Winston Lord
Agriculture; Aid; Arab; Arms; Atomic Energy Commission; Balance of Payments; British Embassy; Civil rights; Communist; Congress; Conservation; Council on Environmental Quality; Council on International Economic Policy; Crime; Defence; Democratic Party; Department of Defense; Department of State; Desegregation; Detente; Draft; Drugs; Economic policy; Economy; Education; Elections; Energy; Environment; Exports; Expropriation; foreign policy; Gold Bill; Great Powers; Gubernatorial; Health; Inflation; International Economic Policy; International Economic Relations; Law and Order; Lockheed; Mutual and Balanced Force Reductions (MBFR); Narcotics; Nixon Doctrine; North Atlantic Treaty Association (NATO); Office of Management and Budget; Oil; organisation; Payments; Pentagon; Pollution; Price controls; Race; Recession; Silent majority; Special Representative of Trade Negotiations; State Department; State of the Union Message; Strikes; Supreme Court; Taxes; The Nine; Trade; Trade policy; Treasury; troops; Unemployment; United Nations; Vice President; Vietnam War; Vietnamization; Voting age; Welfare; White House; withdrawal
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