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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1972
Page
3
San Francisco report reviews a book on the OSS in World War I and World War II, noting Ho Chi Minh’s complex relationship with the agency. The author cites interviews and documents to recount OSS backing and later shifts in support and opposition.
Reports say carrier aircraft damaged Haiphong shipyard while a barrage hit Bien Hoa Air Base. U S pilots also attacked sites near Quang Tri as North Vietnamese forces repelled counterattacks and artillery exchanges intensified, with casualties reported on both sides.
Henry A Kissinger met in Paris with Vietnamese delegates to press for continued peace negotiations. White House spokesman Ronald L Ziegler released a brief statement and announced Kissinger would return to Washington tonight with no further details.
The Washington Post reported a $25,000 check intended for President Nixon’s campaign was deposited into the account of Barker, linked to five men arrested over the Democratic National Committee burglary and bugging scheme. The check, routed via First Bank and Trust Co of Boca Raton, Flor ida, was traced to Kenneth H. Dahlberg, campaign finance head for the Midwest, with timing unclear after Barker drew large sums in cash. A separate Fresno blaze left a welder dead as deputies probe an apartment attack. the tank involved had fumes and the scene indicated possible arson or sabotage factors.
An Ohio audience reacted with boos as Laird attempted to speak, with heckling interrupting his remarks. He defended the administration policy on Vietnam, denying intentional bombing of North Vietnam's dikes and dams, while a portion of the crowd shouted for questions.
Reports from Peking mark the 43rd anniversary of the Chinese army as party and military leaders avoid naming Lin Biao's successor. Officials say Lin died in the failed plot, while key posts remain unfilled, leaving the top command depleted and uncertain.
A downtown San Jose warehouse burned for hours early today, a block long and filled with paper products. Several men were injured and the fire marshal said determination of the cause would be difficult due to the extensive damage. Fire crews responded with about 5 engines and 15 pieces of equipment.
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