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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1972
Page
8
President Nixon would back a constitutional amendment to limit court ordered busing for racial balance if his moratorium bill stalls in Congress. Press secretary Ziegler noted Nixon has long favored an amendment but time and action in Congress remain uncertain.
Secretary of State William B. Rogers warned that Senate cuts to the US Information Agency would cripple Voice of America and USIA publications. He cited potential closures in 30 countries and 35 branch offices, a 90 percent drop in TV and film capability, and loss of language services amid a global information battle with the Soviet Union and China.
Treasury Secretary John B. Connally and wife Nellie host a Sunday dinner at their Floresville ranch for President Nixon. About 200 guests, including San Antonio residents who may aid Nixon's 1972 bid, will attend. Menu features beef tenderloin, black eyed peas, corn on the cob. dinner details kept secret. The visit includes a ranch tour and sightings of cattle and horses.
Chancellor Willy Brandt warned that East Germany would seal the Berlin Wall again and bar West Berliners from reunions if West Germany’s parliament did not ratify the nonaggression pacts with the Soviet Union and Poland. He urged ratification as Foreign Minister Scheel said defections could help the coalition win approval. Honecker promised normalizations if the pacts pass.
Wayne State University doctors report a new EDU drug therapy that inhibits viral growth and speeds diagnosis from days to hours. Injections given every 12 hours for five days correlated with full recoveries, while untreated patients mostly ended with severe impairment. The five year study suggests herpesvirus encephalitis is more common, affects more women, and can strike any age.
Former Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky tours the Hue Saigon front and says the situation is serious but not desperate. He expects the offensive to continue for three to four weeks, predicts intensified fighting in military regions around Hue and Quang Tri, and notes North Vietnamese supply lines.
Moscow dispatched three senior officials to Hanoi after Kissinger's Moscow visit to assure North Vietnam of Soviet backing. Tass quoted the delegation meeting Prime Minister Pham Van Dong and others, stressing solidarity against American aggression and discussing mutual interests with cordial, fraternal tone. Western diplomats suggested the mission carried possible proposals or appeals from Brezhnev Kissinger discussions.
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