The President’s forthcoming article in US News and World Report
-Foreign policy
-Possible changes
-The President’s views
-Isolationism
-Richard M. Scammon’s view
-George S. McGovern
-Compared to Robert M. LaFollette, Jr.,
Gerald P. Nye, and Burton K. Wheeler
-Wording
-Wording changes
-The President’s view
-US policy with the Soviet Union
-The President’s role
-Strategic weapons
-Multiple Independently-Targeted Re-entry Vehicles [MIRVs]
-Wording
-Possible changes
-Vietnam
-Reasons for President’s policy
-Peace negotiations
-Return of Prisoners of War [POWs]
-McGovern’s views on amnesty
-Developing nations
-Form of governance
-The President’s view
-Mohammed Reza Pahlevi [Shah of Iran]
-US foreign policy
-Goals
-Wording
-US history
-Role
-President's 1967 article in Foreign Affairs
-Drafting
-National Security Council [NSC] staff
-State Department
-Henry A. Kissinger's world reports
-Content
-Length
-Use
-Colson’s role
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NIXON PRESIDENTIAL MATERIALS STAFF
Tape Subject Log
(rev. Jan-02)
-Administrative spokesman use
-Douglas L. Hallett
-Previous speeches
-Inaugural address
-State of Union speeches
-Environment
-Revenue sharing
-Social Security
-Senate Finance Committee
-George P. Shultz
-John B. Connally
-Possible veto
-Previous speeches
-Busing
-Media coverage
-Use
Conservatives and liberals
-Devotion to principle
-Policies
-McGovern
-New York Times
-Barry M. Goldwater
-John Birch Society
-Human Events
-Interest in power