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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1972
Page
1
Washington Defense Department released a photograph showing a U S Air Force F 102 fighter interceptor observing a Russian TU 95 Bear bomber to the east of Keflavik approximately 376 nautical miles away.
Senator Muskie campaigns in Illinois unveiling a three part tax reform package aimed at raising 14 billion dollars in new federal revenue, easing 40 billion dollars of property and payroll tax burden for lower and middle income Americans, and creating a housing security system for elderly citizens. He denounced Nixon on unemployment inflation and Vietnam, urging limits on a second term, while McCarthy and McGovern promise urban renewal and fair housing.
Thousands massed in Belfast's Clifton Park Sunday for a do or die protest against transfer of rule to Britain and to display strength to Catholics. Ulster Vanguard leader William Craig touted no compromise and warned against direct rule, claiming unity and readiness to fight for victory while security forces prepared for possible violence.
Saigon officials report 182 guerrillas killed in a daylong fight in the A Shau Valley as U.S. air power supported South Vietnamese troops. Over five days in the valley, 359 guerrillas and 22 South Vietnamese soldiers die, with 49 more soldiers wounded. heavy fighting also erupts near Hue and in Laos with tank actions and multiple air strikes reported.
At Easter Permanente Medical Center in Santa Clara, seven babies born to a woman in her mid twenties died within hours while three girls survived briefly at Stanford. The mother had reportedly sought fertility treatment for years and the infants weighed about two pounds each, all born about eight minutes apart.
Washington Democrats probe ITT lobbyist Dita Beard after she repudiates a memo tied to a $400000 offer to back underwriting costs for the 1942 Republican National Convention and the 1971 Justice Department antitrust settlement. Beard’s hospitalization and timing raise questions as Judiciary Committee recesses until next week.
Senate leaders Mansfield and Scott urged using parts of Nixon antibusing proposals to shape a House Senate bargaining basis on busing amendments tied to the higher education bill. Mondale called Nixon’s moratorium plan deeply sickening and warned of election year rhetoric. Conferees seek a middle path between House bans and Senate flexibility.
U S Navy pulled a six porpoise unit and a dozen trainers from Vietnam after a year guarding Cam Ranh Bay harbor. Porpoises reportedly patrolled daily, with weapons attached to snouts and intelligence gear aboard, and allegedly killed underwater guerrillas on several occasions. Navy cited top secrecy and completion of data collection with withdrawal.
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