Laird Tightens Civilian Control With New Inspectors General
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird announced the creation of new military inspectors general to promptly detect and report violations such as last winter’s unauthorized bombings in North Vietnam. He stopped short of broad changes to civilian control and rejected calls for further Pentagon inquiry into Lavelle fallout, sending a letter to Senate Armed Services Chair John Stennis.
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Thieu and Kissinger Hold Extended Vietnam Talks
Thieu told progovernment legislators that a ceasefire must cover all of Indochina and that Vietnam’s political future must be decided by Vietnamese, not outside pressure. Kissinger and Thieu met for activities with 13 officials, including Bunker and Abrams, and Habib was noted as a Paris talks veteran. A late session and a brief palace communique followed.
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A's Rally For Win Sends Series To Five Games
Tenace started the rally with a first inning single and Mangual followed with a clutch hit off Carroll. Williams used strategy by pinch hitting for Green and Fingers, and Mangual drove in the decisive run as Oakland surged to a victory and stayed alive for their first world title since 1930. The Reds can clinch or Philadelphia hosts game six and seven if needed.
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Ehrlichman On Impoundment and Spending Policy
Ehrlichman said Shultz recommended a spending increase and that impoundment by the President is an open legal question. He argued Congress failed to curb federal spending, rating its performance as poor while noting lawmakers favored holding spending down. Shultz defended executive rights and anticipated a near 250 billion dollar budget with modest extra wartime-era funds. Related remarks targeted Sen. McGovern’s stance on a tax friendly policy.
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Two More Banks Hit In Carolina
Two bank robberies in Charlotte and near Burlington raised North Carolina’s yearly total to 350 with 17 in Charlotte. A driver was questioned after a Charlotte robbery and police used a new secret deployment plan during banking hours. A Glen Raven North State Bank branch was robbed by two suspects who forced a motorist to drive them to a black neighborhood. the haul exceeded $4,000 in January.
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McGovern Campaign Accuses Nixon Aides Of Spies And Sabotage
Richard Doug h rity publicized claims that spies inside the Nixon camp infiltrated Humphrey's campaign and provided internal information. McGovern and aides dismissed the charges as a smokescreen while McGovern challenged Nixon on the Constitution and abuses, with other campaign activity in Essington and Philadelphia and a forthcoming nationwide TV appearance by MacGregor.
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CIA Books Link to Vietnam War and Rome Talks
Book excerpts reveal provocations by the CIA in 1966 and 1967 including entry into Vietnam War, phone tapping by Richard Helm, and FBI attempts to scandalize Stokely Carmichael. McGarvey, a 14 year intelligence veteran, recalls Pueblo mission and headquarters security while noting CIA denial of comment. Talks moved from Helsinki Vienna to Geneva for Round 2 due to logistics.
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Talks stretch as Nixon aides push October opening
Indochina coverage notes White House hopes talks could begin in October but delays in SALT 1 approval push planning to mid November. Kissinger met in Pleiku area as fighting surged around Hue and Highway 4 with casualties on both sides. A maritime pact and trade agreements were signed, signaling improving U.S.-Soviet relations despite tougher negotiating hurdles ahead.
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Laos Talks Do Not Silence Hanoi Backing
Analysis notes NLHX repeats and denies North Vietnamese troop presence in Laos. Delegates Seth Petrasy and Phoun Sipaseuth meet in Vientiane with Souyanna naming an interior minister to speak for Vientiane. Talks begin Oct. 4 with smiles after first session as Hanoi backs a coalition, aiming for NLHX dominance.
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German novelist Boll wins 1972 Nobel Prize in Literature
Stockholm AP reports Heinrich Boll, a German writer and WWII veteran, won the 1972 Nobel Prize for Literature. The academy cited his role in reviving German letters and denouncing war and postwar middle-class life. Boll planned to share prize money with a fund aiding jailed writers.
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Nobel Prize in Literature Honors German Writer Boll
The piece notes Alfred Nobel's prize for literature, detailing Boll's rise with wartime novels and postwar themes. It highlights his creation of a new German short story tradition, Nobel recognition, and remarks on his ongoing writing and leadership roles in literary circles.
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Weather ends rain snow but keeps cold terms
Rain and snow fade but cold remains as Winchester reports isolated flakes with no accumulation. Harvesting lags as sun returns, with weather service predicting sunny Friday highs in the 40s west and 50s east, and Friday night lows around 30 to 40. Frost and freeze warnings advised for North Carolina mountains, with higher elevations seeing snow flurries and subfreezing readings across Grandfather Mountain Mt. Pisgah and Sugar Mountain as rain shifts eastward through Thursday into Friday.
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Federal official forecasts 1972 U S growth over six percent
Dr Harold C Passer assistant Commerce secretary for economic affairs says momentum is building. He says 1972 may see GNP grow over 6 percent with inflation around 2 to 3 percent. Nine months of the year show GNP up more than 7 percent after inflation. Final sales rose 22.2 billion and inventories added 0.7 billion.
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