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Mrs. FentonUS: Conservatism Nixon and Vietnam By 1969, President Nixon (elected in 1968) faced a national crisis. The Vietnam War had turned into the nation's most costly war. American support for the war was at an all-time low. Nixon did not bring an end to the war right away. In fact, for a time, he widened American military activities, attacking North Vietnamese supply routes out of Laos and Cambodia. 1

Mrs. FentonUS: Conservatism Vietnamization Nixon called for Vietnamization of the war, or a takeover of the ground fighting by Vietnamese soldiers. Both Kennedy and Johnson had favored this approach, but neither had been able to make it work. While Nixon promoted Vietnamization, he also bombed neighboring Cambodia, which he claimed served as a base for North Vietnamese guerrillas. 2

Mrs. FentonUS: Conservatism Vietnamization The bombings triggered a large student protest at Kent State University in Ohio. By the time the National Guard broke up the demonstration, four students lay dead and nine others wounded. More and more Americans were questioning the role of the United States in Vietnam, yet President Nixon increased bombing raids on North Vietnam throughout

Mrs. FentonUS: Conservatism Vietnamization Henry Kissinger, Nixon's chief foreign policy adviser, met in Paris with North Vietnamese officials seeking an end to the war. For several years, negotiations remained deadlocked. Finally, on January 15, 1973, Nixon announced that "peace with honor" had been reached and that a cease-fire would soon take effect. 4

Mrs. FentonUS: Conservatism War Powers Act In November 1973, Congress passed the War Powers Act over Nixon', veto. This law helped reverse the precedent set by the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which gave the President sweeping powers in Vietnam. The War Powers Act included the following provisions: The President had to notify Congress within 48 hours of sending troops into a foreign country. At that time, the President would have to give Congress a full accounting of the decision. 5

Mrs. FentonUS: Conservatism War Powers Act The President had to bring the troops home within 60 days unless both houses voted for them to stay. 6

Mrs. FentonUS: Conservatism Vietnam and US Power When the United States finally withdrew from Vietnam, the North Vietnamese overran South Vietnam. For two years, the United States poured billions of dollars of aid into South Vietnam. However, on April 30, 1975, the government in Saigon collapsed. Bitterness over the war still persisted. When the President asked for funds to evacuate the South Vietnamese who had helped the United States, Congress refused. In the end, some 100,000 people fled the country. 7

Mrs. FentonUS: Conservatism Vietnam and US Power The United States had tried for 20 years to guarantee freedom to the people of South Vietnam. However, the United States ultimately could not count its efforts as a success. In the conflict, some 58,000 Americans died, and another 300,000 were wounded. The United States spent over $150 billion on the war effort. Not only did Vietnam fall to communism, but so did its neighbors Cambodia (Kampuchea) and Laos.. 8