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has Nixon planning to go straight from a memorial Mass for Charles de Gaulle at Notre Dame Cathedral to the gastronomic pleasures of the restaurant Maxim's , a " mind - boggling " faux pas from which Kissinger rescued him . On another ...
has Nixon planning to go straight from a memorial Mass for Charles de Gaulle at Notre Dame Cathedral to the gastronomic pleasures of the restaurant Maxim's , a " mind - boggling " faux pas from which Kissinger rescued him . On another ...
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... Nixon almost immediately in February 1969 with respect to Soviet- American negotiations . Kissinger's and Nix- on's divergent explanations of how it was accomplished show each of them retrospec- tively making the other responsible ...
... Nixon almost immediately in February 1969 with respect to Soviet- American negotiations . Kissinger's and Nix- on's divergent explanations of how it was accomplished show each of them retrospec- tively making the other responsible ...
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... Nixon would listen to the agencies for a while and then act from the White House ; thus my office assumed constantly growing responsibilities . " Rogers was not the only victim of this eerie practice . Nixon also dealt with the other ...
... Nixon would listen to the agencies for a while and then act from the White House ; thus my office assumed constantly growing responsibilities . " Rogers was not the only victim of this eerie practice . Nixon also dealt with the other ...
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