Church groups probed by Senate over undercover agents
Senate subcommittee heard military under cover men kept files on church groups including a claim of a card file on every Unitarian in San Antonio. Witnesses described infiltration of a Colorado Springs youth group and rival units sabotaging each other, noting 350 intel people at a Fort Carson antiwar protest against 119 demonstrators.
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Nixon Says US Must Lead by Guiding Others in World Ties
Highlights of Nixon's State of the World message to Congress stress the Nixon Doctrine, Vietnamization progress, and ongoing war in Vietnam. He warns the Middle East could pull Soviet policy into conflict, urges balanced talks with the Soviet Union, and calls for a unified Western Europe with a detente that applies to both East and West Europe. He affirms readiness to dialogue with Beijing while resisting ideological preeminence and supports peace efforts and Berlin settlement.
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Conference on revenue sharing set to tour Midwest
President Nixon and six cabinet officers will visit Des Moines on Monday to press revenue sharing and rural development with Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Missouri governors. The White House says the trip aims to build support for the proposal directing funds to rural areas. Vice President Agnew outlined a Hawaii speech on March 3 and a Washington legislature address on March 4, also stressing revenue sharing.
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Nixon Says Vietnam War Slowing Aids Confidence
President Nixon told Congress in a State of the World message that while ending the war remains difficult, he sees progress. He cited lower weekly combat deaths, reduced U S troop levels, cost cuts, and improved security in much of South Vietnam, but warned against premature optimism.
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U.S. economy to expand as leading indicators rise
The Commerce Department reports a one percent January increase in eight leading indicators, lifting the index to 118.1 on the 1967 base. Economists say the rebound from the auto strike shows continued expansion, with only housing permits and raw material prices slipping.
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Hanoi accuses Nixon of lies over Indochina policy
Hanoi officials denounce President Nixon in Paris, calling his world message false and predicting growing setbacks from U S aggression in Indochina. Kuan Thuy, North Vietnamese lead negotiator, also states Washington is feverishly preparing to strike North Vietnam.
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Nixon warns Syria intervention risked world peace
President Nixon, in his State of the World report to Congress, condemns Syria's 1966 push into Jordan to aid guerrillas as a gravest threat since his administration began. He says it could have toppled Jordan, sparked a wider Middle East war, and drawn Soviet and U.S. power into a direct clash.
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Calley ruled sane on mental capacity for My Lai killings
Army psychiatrist Maj Henry Edwards testified that Lt William Calley showed no mental impairment and could form the intent to kill at My Lai. The defense had cited combat stress, but the Army sanity board found Calley normal in every respect. He commanded a platoon in the 1968 assault, claiming he acted to follow orders to clear villagers obstructing his unit.
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