House panel delays Lavelle firing report in 1972 case
A House subcommittee indefinitely delayed its report on Gen John Lavelle s firing for allegedly ordering unauthorized bombing in North Vietnam The delay came as Senate action and Pentagon paper access slowed progress and committee members debated whether exonerating Lavelle would condemn superiors or align with views that supported Lavelle s actions Abrams s nomination for Army Chief of Staff linked to the case and Lavelle suggested Abrams may have known of violations during the Vietnam period
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Auto showroom wrecked by Belfast bomb blast
Belfast reports describe a blast at Logan's Garage in Newtownabbey area with no direct casualties. An elderly nearby woman died of a heart attack from shock. IRA snipers fired at a police station and British troops encountered rioting youths on Falls and Springfield roads amid bus arson and street clashes.
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Watson resigns as envoy in Paris
Arthur K. Watson former IBM executive resigns as ambassador to France citing asthma and a six month break. President Nixon accepts with regret and notes his superb representation of the United States, while no successor is named and rumors of a career diplomat replacement circulate amid past airline incident reports.
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Carry-on luggage searches by American and TWA
American Airlines and Trans World Airlines began 100 percent screening of all boarding passengers at each terminal to prevent hijackings. George A. Warde, president of American, ordered the proposal as full protection. Passengers were reportedly cooperative and pleasant. In Saloni
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China veto blocks Bangladesh from U.N. membership
China used its first United Nations veto to block Bangladesh's accession, drawing sharp criticism from the Soviet Union. Huang Hua accused Moscow of deception, while the United States abstained on the critical vote as China defended a Third World sympathy stance amid India Pakistan war legacies.
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AFL-CIO urges early reform of workmen's comp
The AFL-CIO Executive Council urged Congress to order federal minimum standards for workmen's compensation next year, criticizing state delays and calling three years too long. They cited the National Workmen's Compensation Commission finding state systems inadequate and inequitable and urged swift federal action.
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South Vietnamese halt Communist push toward Saigon
South Vietnamese forces using U.S. tactics stopped a Communist drive toward Saigon while fighting intensified around the capital. A 20,000 strong mobile force boxed the Communists northwest of Lai Khe, halting mobility and reducing attack chances by about two thirds. Two key leaders shuffled as Brig. Gen. Le Yan Hung is to be replaced by Col. Hoang Quoc Lich.
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Portnoy Back On Screen At College Cinema Williamstown
In Williamstown the film adaptation of Philip Roth’s graphic novel tale screens at the college cinema with Richard Benjamin portraying Portnoy and Karen Black co starring. The program also lists Fiddler on the Roof repeat performances and a double bill featuring Fuzz and a twist on a classic. Other regional screenings include The Godfather replaced by The Stepmother in North Hoosick and outdoor showings in Bennington and Adams with titles Butterflies Are Free and The Omega Man.
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