Westmoreland warns antimilitary sentiment risks nation
General William C Westmoreland told CBS Face the Nation that widespread antimilitary feeling endangers the country and undermines efforts to replace the draft with a volunteer army He defended Vietnam service and rejected blame for civilian massacre actions, urging continued public support while warning of strategic risks from Soviet aims and deterrence challenges.
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House chairman doubts CIA budget secrecy
Rep. Lucien Nedzi, new chair of an Armed Services subcommittee on intelligence, says no one in Congress knows the CIA budget and that the total spending may be publicly released. He notes estimates range from four to six billion dollars and says more can be made public for national security reasons. Heath to meet Nixon in summit talks after attending church in Bermuda.
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Army to force out 60000 draftees before service ends
The Army will discharge at least 60000 soldiers up to six months early from their first tours of duty. No notice or severance pay is provided and many will face unemployment in a weak civilian economy. Re-enlistment extends service by at least two years for those who wish to stay. The move follows force reductions after Vietnam era expansion.
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Postal chief Klaasen rising from clerk to postmaster general
Elmer T Klaasen, age 63, former postal worker and entrepreneur, is named postmaster general after decades of rising through the ranks. He credits self reliance and hard work, noting he never needed a college degree to reach the top and helped push the 1970 Postal Reorganization Act.
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Bhutto Says Nixon Backing United Pakistan
Pakistan’s Zulfikar Ali Bhutto said President Nixon assured U S support for the sovereignty and unity of Pakistan after IMF Amid India Pakistan war he noted US China and 104 others backing Pakistan while India has Soviet support Bhutto stopped in London on way to Rome and said Pakistan must build a new world New Bangladeshi defector Ataul Karim said he will move to Dacca and sever ties with Pakistan
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Airliner arsonist dies after attempt to set plane ablaze
Tokyo police report Masaaki Arai, 32, attempted hijack by lighting a fire on an All Nippon Airways flight from Fuki to Tokyo. He slashed pilot Capt. Yoshio Yamada, 33, during a scuffle, was overpowered by crew and passengers, and died by self-inflicted stab wound after the plane landed. Arai, an ex optical company employee, faced financial trouble and had recently left a credit firm.
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Lindsay decision on primary nears
New York Mayor John Y. Lindsay said he will decide by mid January whether to enter the Wisconsin presidential primary. The ex Republican who switched to the Democratic party last summer says he would run to offer a nation an alternative to official Washington and its attitudes.
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Ten arrested for $1 million heroin operation in Harlem
New York Police say ten people including a mother and her three daughters were caught in a dawn raid at 1p Third Avenue Harlem as they bagged heroin valued at about one million dollars. Nine defendants are New York residents and Cary Hall, listed at Winston-Salem North Carolina, faces arraignment on narcotics and weapons charges.
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