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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1972
Page
3
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About 3,000 antiwar demonstrators clashed with riot police as armored personnel carriers were moved from Sagamihara depot toward a pier 18 miles from Yokohama. Police reported 5 protesters and 79 officers injured, 25 protesters arrested, and the vehicles' destination undisclosed despite protests claiming shipment to South Vietnam.
The House Appropriations Committee backed a 4.2 billion foreign programs bill with a 481 million boost for military aid and 526.6 million for development loan funds. The panel hailed Nixon era troop reductions as saving money and lives, while noting continued aid to certain expropriating nations. The package also funds the Peace Corps, IDA and IDB, Cuban refugee relief, and migration aid, with several cuts from Nixon's request.
SAIGON AP Communists seize a third district capital in Quang Ngai province and occupy three hamlets in another district as heavy fighting continues in the northern Military Region 1. South Vietnamese forces retreat near the Ba To capital. clashes extend to Duc Pho and Mo Duc as refugees flood the area. U S Navy A6 jets losses rise with a missing crew after a crash northeast of Hanoi.
Chicago report says Senator George McGovern, after a day of campaign foulups, endorsed tax credits for parents of private and parochial school students. He framed the idea as a political gesture toward Catholic voters in key states and noted he has not proposed a specific plan. He spoke before a Chicago labor meeting and planned a visit to a white, working-class Catholic technical high school.
Harrisburg AP: The Shapp administration expects its no fault car insurance bill to clear its first hurdle as the Senate prepares to vote. Predicted 27 senators would support the plan, with 26 needed for passage. Shapp bills aim to pass before the election recess, despite Senate leadership resistance and House opposition. The strategy includes tacking the measure to another Senate bill to bypass the Insurance Committee.
Washington reports stronger growth with the Fed index up 0.5 percent in August after a 20.3 percent surge last month. Shultz says GNP will exceed January forecasts, averaging about 1.152 trillion this year, marking 1972 as a strong year. Industrial production rose 8.2 percent year over year, led by durable goods, with mining and utilities dipping. The money supply grew about 6 percent annually in August, signaling continued policy expansion.
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