Aiken Urges Accord Over ABM Talks With Nixon
Senator George Aiken of Vermont urged that an agreement be reached with President Nixon to allow the ABM to be dropped if needed. He said administration efforts show progress toward disarmament and that talks could ease tensions with Russia. Aiken predicts the system may prove workable and supports continued study as hearings unfold.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Packard to Testify Again Before Subcommittee
Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard is slated to testify about army disarmament plans as Stanley Resor and General William Westmoreland prepare to explain safety guards and administration aims. Sen. Albert Gore Jr. chairs the subcommittee and invited Packard to appear after Defense Secretary Melvin Laird failed to secure earlier testimony.
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Nixon on campus violence and academic freedom
President Nixon warned that campus unrest threatens academic freedom and could harm nations and cultures. He urged universities to uphold independence of faculty and student bodies, resist coercion, and reform curricula with ethnic studies and student involvement. He spoke during a return trip home and planned talks on Southeast Asia with Bunker and Goodpaster before flying back to Washington.
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Bunker Expected To Tell President Over All Progress
Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker is expected to tell President Nixon that the U S effort in Vietnam is making overall progress and will continue if allies stay firm The briefing aims to preempt Senate critics urging withdrawal and precede Rogers Paris testimony on U S foreign policy The article notes Nixon's stance against immediate troop pullbacks and his reliance on progress at Paris for peace talks
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Students Sleep Rough on Beach During Ohio Riot Aftermath
Kent State and University of Kentucky students endured overcrowded apartments and sleeping in cars or trees while the city offered dances and courts for entertainment. Police move on sleepers, jail counts rose after last year’s riot. Campus Crusade volunteers roamed the beach asking beliefs, with most saying they want a meaningful religion though they distrust established churches.
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Saigon area battles blot North Vietnamese push
In four hours near midnight US troops repelled a large North Vietnamese assault with artillery and helicopter gunships aiding. US losses were one dead and nine wounded as 42 enemy bodies were found at dawn. Other clashes northwest and east of Saigon involved paratroopers and air cavalry with several enemy fatalities and minimal US casualties. Ambassador Bunker and General Goodpaster flew to the US to brief President Nixon on fresh developments as Nixon warned of an appropriate response to continued shelling and rising US casualties.
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