American Decades
The End of the Vietnam War
"Vietnamization"
Speech
By: Richard M. Nixon
Date: November 3, 1969
Source: Richard M. Nixon, "Vietnamization." November 3, 1969, delivered in Washington, D.C. Public Papers of President Richard M. Nixon, courtesy of Richard M. Nixon Library & Birthplace.
About the Author: Richard M. Nixon (1913–1994) was the nation's thirty-seventh president (served 1969–1974). Elected in 1968, in part on his promise to end U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War (1964–1975), Nixon enacted a policy of Vietnamization that indeed curtailed the American presence there.
"President Gerald R. Ford's Address at a Tulane University Convocation"
Speech
By: Gerald R. Ford
Date: April 23, 1975
Source: Gerald R. Ford, Presidential Speech on "Looking Past Vietnam," April 23, 1975, delivered at Tulane University. Public Papers of...
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1970's Government and Politics Primary Sources
- The End of the Vietnam War
- Law and Order
- "Presidential Speech Announcing Acceptance of an Invitation to Visit the People's Republic of China"
- A Thaw in the Cold War
- Dark Days in the White House
- "Text of Address by McGovern Accepting the Democratic Presidential Nomination"
- From Victor to Vanquished
- The Boys on the Bus
- Why Not the Best
- "Is America Turning Right?"
- "Foreign Affairs: The Need for Leadership"
- Harvard Hates America: The Odyssey of a Born-Again American
- A National Malaise
- I'm Mad as Hell: The Exclusive Story of the Tax Revolt and Its Leader
- Yellow Ribbon: The Secret Journal of Bruce Laingen
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
