Nixon administration

January The Nixon administration steps up the enforcement side of the drug effort by establishing the Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement. Its purpose is to establish joint federal and local task forces to fight street-level drug crime. 

In Part II of this report, we will reveal the inner workings of the London-Peking Drug Empire the Nixon Administration ran up against when it declared its War on Drugs. 

Winston Churchill s wife, Clementine, a Commander of the Order of St. John, served as the Chairman of the Red Cross Aid to Russia Fund from 1939-46. The same uses of the "Red Cross" cover for intelligence operations is implicit in the fact that a direct descendant of King Robert Bruce of Scotland, David Bruce, was the Chief Representative of the American Red Cross in Britain in 1940, and one year later, in 1941, became head of Office of Strategic Services (OSS) Operations in the European Theatre the same David Bruce, during the Nixon Administration years, was selected by Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to be Chief of the U.S. Mission to the People s Republic of China from 1973-74, and then became U.S. Ambassador to NATO from 1974-76. 23. For example, in his April 1938 Annual Report to the Shareholders of Rio Tinto, chairman Geddes noted that ... 

Jackson authored the "Jackson-Vanik" Amendment to destroy the effectiveness of Nixon s 1972 treaty for expanded trade and scientific cooperation, which rested, among other things, on American credits for Siberian development. Jackson s operation prevented the United States from extending any credits to the Soviet Union until the Soviets "liberalized" their Jewish emigration policy. (Under the Nixon Administration, such emigration had already increased fourfold.)... 

Moffitt RA, Rangarajan A (1991) The work incentives of AFDC tax rates Reconciling different estimates. Journal of Human Resources 26(1) 165-179 Moynihan DP (1973) The politics of a guaranteed income The Nixon administration and the family assistance plan. Random House, New York Muhl C (2001) The employment-at-will-doctrine Three major exceptions. Monthly Labor Review 124(1) 3-11... 

D. P. Moynihan, The Politics of a Guaranteed Income The Nixon Administration and the Family Assistance Plan (Vintage, New York, 1973), p. 215. Milazzo, Unlikely Environmentalists, pp. 150-152, offers a shrewd assessment of Nixon s approach to the environment. 

National Security Archive (1970). The September 11th Source Books National Security Archive Online Readers on Terrorism, Intelligence and the Next War. Volume III BIOWAR The Nixon Administration s Decision to End U.S. Biological Warfare Programs. Available http //www.gwu.edu/ nsarchiv/NSAEBB/NSAEBB58/ RNCBW22.pdf. 

Two key State papers prepared in 1969 provide a good account of its representation and assessment of China during this period. The first was a discussion paper on the proposed February Warsaw talks prepared by the Asian Communist Affairs desk (ACA) for Nixon the second was a China policy study undertaken between February and August in response to NSSM 14, which was to be the first detailed statement of the Nixon administration s China policy. ... 

Richardson, The Foreign Policy of the Nixon Administration Its Aims and Strategy, 5 September 1969, DSB 61, p. 260. 

The Nixon administration held two sessions of ambassadorial talks with the Chinese at Warsaw in January and February 1970. The preparations for these talks provided a focal point for the competing China discourses of the State Department and White House and perpetrated the eventual bureaucratic rupture between them over China policy. 

As presented to the Chinese leaders, the Nixon administration s foreign policy strategy consisted of three key elements it was consciously realist and therefore based on the assessment of national interest it was... 

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