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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
8
Washington officials released a 1000 page study advocating a ISK 641 car tax during peak hours to reduce congestion. The plan would require commuters to pay for auto use in conjunction with aided and external costs, but faces technical hurdles and likely private resistance.
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the White House did not consult him about Nixon's proposed 250 billion federal spending ceiling. He urged excluding national security from the limits as Congress debates the 83 billion defense and 2 billion overseas military aid bills. The White House said Laird was confused about the spending cap. Laird also discussed ABM site limits near Washington and the impact on alert times for presidential commands.
Hungarian Supreme Court orders camels to be muzzled on Budapest streets after two fatal camel bites. The ruling follows a circus escape death in 1569 and a 3000 dollar compensation to Ferenc Keresayri’s widow for a fatal bite while escorting a camel from the railway station to a venue.
South Vietnamese marines opened a drive across Quang Tri toward the Citadel as heavy NVA fire from entrenched positions met the assault. At Da Nang, Communist gunners hit the U.S. air base with rockets and mortars, wounding 14 others, while U.S. B52s supported deep strikes in the Checkmate and Bashone zones.
Reported eight American soldiers killed in action in Saigon during a Vietnam War week. The death toll rose to 17 with wounded counts climbing, while a single American was reported captured and later interred. Official totals show ongoing casualties as the week concluded.
Readable fragments describe Viet Cong and U S negotiators in Paris remaining deadlocked as Henry Kissinger and Hanoi’s team exchange speeches. Madame Binh cites rejection of Nixon May proposals and elaborates Viet Cong stance while Porter urges a simple, early peace path under international supervision.
Liberty House Southland promotes a Magnavox factory sponsored special featuring a 12 inch portable color TV with tones and sharp picture. The unit includes a 20 watt stereo FM AM radio phonograph hidden within a drum table design offering six speaker omni dimensional sound and record storage for 20 albums.
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