Nixon Eyes Quiet Vietnam Withdrawal With Tight Safeguards
White House and Paris talks explore a secret approach to Vietnam troop withdrawals from South Vietnam. Nixon may accept a concealed agreement if stringent safeguards curb violations, while North Vietnam’s leadership remains uncertain about recognizing an independent South.
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Thieu says enemy grows weaker as withdrawals depend on ARVN buildup
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu told reporters in Dalat that the foe is growing weaker and that any U.S. withdrawals hinge on how well South Vietnamese forces are built up. He spoke after a Friday night meeting with Maj. Gen. Richard F. Shaffer, whose staff plans withdrawal contingencies.
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Auditor Cloud Issues Critique On Welfare Programs
Franklin County welfare review by State Auditor Roger Cloud uncovers fraud, forgery, and larceny in five months. Investigators filed 735 affidavits and found 87 cases of falsehood, with duplicate checks and misdirected mail prompting stronger controls on affidavits and recipient data to curb fraud in Columbus.
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Westy Contradicts Previous Optimism on Vietnam War
A review shows Gen Westmoreland and Adm Sharp contradicted earlier optimistic statements by U.S. and Saigon officials about Vietnam. The 1969 Westmoreland Sharp report portrays the era before 1966 as dark days with threat of Viet Cong takeover, contrasting later public optimism.
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U S Intelligence Control Tightened
Washington moves to tighten oversight of the Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency. Robert H. Froehike is named to oversee operations as secretary Melvin Laird shifts supervision due to concerns about duplication and charter compliance. The action follows past incidents and rising congressional interest in U S intelligence activities.
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Glenn Appears Beneficiary From Life Magazine Story
Ohio based political winds shift as Life magazine accuses Gov Rhodes of using funds and taxes. John Glenn, a former astronaut and Democratic possible candidate, weighs a Senate bid as Sen Young ponders third term amid party losses and past landslide waves. The Life article could influence Glenns decision.
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Memorial mourns Lancaster area bride during auto crash
In the Lancaster area a soon to be married woman, LANCASTER AREA MAN, dies in an auto accident near Nelsonville. Memorial services noted in area news. obituary item appears among features and classifieds.
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