I RECOGNIZE the profound concerns that are rending many of our campuses today.
If arrangements are made by my staff so that they can come in to see me, I will be glad to.
Mrs. Dickerson, I have studied the history of this country over the past 190 years.
Don't judge us too quickly.
The United States, as I indicated in what is called the Guam or Nixon Doctrine, cannot take the responsibility and shoul...
We are watching these reports very closely.
I do not see that the critics of my policies, our policies, are repressed.
But the unemployment we presently have is the result of the cooling of the economy and our fight against inflation.
As Commander in Chief, I alone, am responsible for the lives of 425,000 or 430,000 Americans in Vietnam.
I appreciate Mr. Heard's taking on this assignment which should be of great benefit to the country.
As far as his views are concerned, I will, of course, be interested in his advice.
I will look to Mr. Heard to help present to this administration the views and sentiments of the campuses around the coun...
The middle of next week the first units, American units, will come out.
This action is a decisive move, and this action also puts the enemy on warning that if it escalates while we are trying ...
I am not going to speculate as to what the North Vietnamese may do.
Our side will attend next week.
We have also saved, I think, hundreds, if not thousands, of Americans, as Frank Reynolds reported tonight on ABC.
That is why I had to act.
