Assault on Vietnam War coverage and image concerns
Witness describes being photographed by Army and independent photographers during a Northern Vietnam operation. He alleges a setup to smear U.S. forces and questions Army intentions. Pentagon reports note North Vietnamese supply traffic via Dong Dang and multiple rail bridges disabled, amid heavy surface missile deployments and a cross border shuttle network to China.
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Connally eyed for top economic role in another Nixon term
Washington reports associate quotes John B Connally eager to shape international economics if he returns to public life. They favor secretary of state over vice president, noting his restlessness and drive for a challenging post. Connally’s 1970s influence followed Nixon’s appointing him treasury chief, including devaluation and urging a shift in U.S. economic policy. Luncheon guests listed at Mrs Edna Hikers home include Sister Mary Aloysia Hiller and several relatives.
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