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Red Weekly No. 10, 6 July 1973 · p. 4 of the scan · 171 words

The scan: rw-no10-jul-6-1973.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 4 of the scan

The Vietmam war broke down the traditional hands of the cowboys. These opponents were appalled by the amateurishness of the Water. gate operation, and the Pandora's box of corruplion it opened up. Their minimum demands are the resignation of those of Nixon's aides guilty of the grossest violations of the laws, the reestablishment of main stream Republican politicians in positions of influence, a restoration of Presidential links with the Republican Party establishment, and more serious Presidential cooperation with the various agencies of The federal slate. These aims were partly met with the resignation of the most important cowboy" advisers, some fence-mending on Nixon's part with Congress and the Republican Party, and the reinstatement of long-time stalwarl Melvin Laird into Nixon's cabinet as domestio policy adviser and Faison with Congress. As a result, this section of the opposition are determined that the scandal will not go any furcher, are now pushung for press restrictions, and are eager lo engineer a whitewash.

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