Nixon pushes constitutional path on busing policy
President Nixon backs a constitutional amendment to prohibit court ordered busing for racial balance in schools. If the moratorium bill stalls in Congress, the White House says he favors amending the U.S. Constitution, though timing remains undecided and he may wait for Congress to act first.
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U.S. Information Agency budget cuts threaten propaganda effort
Secretary of State Willard Rogers warned that proposed cuts to the U S I A endanger America s informational battle with the Soviet Union and China. He said Voice of America services would be reduced, hours cut, and publications halted, with 25 of 35 services needing closure. Rogers cited the need to explain U S actions and policy as vital to foreign relations amid a shrinking budget and broader cuts in broadcasting operations.
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Connallys prepare ranch for Nixon visit in Texas
Floresville Tex Treasury Secretary John Connally and his wife mobilize a 200 guest dinner at Picoasa Ranch ahead of a Nixon visit. Connally targets a tour of his cattle herd and horses while reporting 90 percent of preparations completed. Johnson family ties and local figures mentioned as possible attendees amid security and hospitality details.
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Texas
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LBJ Ranch
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Brandt warns Berlin Wall may close if pacts fail
Chancellor Brandt warned East Germany would seal off the Berlin Wall from West Berlin if the four power pacts with Russia and Poland are not ratified. He spoke at City Hall citing the link between the pacts and Berlin’s fate, as Foreign Minister Gromyko urged ratification amid coalition support and defections aiding the Brandt government. Bonn hoped for quick approval, possibly next week, after a confidence vote that contrasted with a budget setback. East German leader Honecker pledged to expand West East relations if pacts prevail.
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Christian Democratic Party
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Pas Erich Honecker
Communist Party
West Germany
Wayne State team flags herpesvirus encephalitis cure
A Wayne State University School of Medicine team reports a promising treatment using didoxuridine to curb herpesvirus encephalitis. In a five year study 12 of 18 treated patients survived with near full recovery versus high impairment in untreated patients.
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United States
Ky tours front in Vietnam amid siege talks
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky visited Hue front lines saying the offensive would continue for weeks and weather would aid air support. He met with Lt. Gen. Hoang Xuan Lam and warned defenders must shift to counteroffense as North Vietnamese supply lines and momentum tried to reshape the battle.
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Soviets pledge continued aid to Hanoi after Kissinger talks
Moscow reports three senior Soviet officials visited Hanoi from Wednesday to Saturday to reaffirm Kremlin support. Tass named Deputy Foreign Minister Nikolai Tiryubin, Communist Party Secretary Konstantin Kalyushev, and Igor Ognetny. The delegation met North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong and other leaders, signaling solidarity amid Kissinger Brezhnev talks and ahead of Paris peace discussions.
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