Godwin Breaks With Virginia Democrats on Party Ties
Former Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr says he and like minded Virginians may support Democrats with similar views or independents or Republicans and not join a new Virginia party. He predicts Nixon will win Virginia and refuses to rule out running for governor. He criticizes liberal takeover of the state party and says his group remains loyal to a moderate conservative philosophy. Continued on Page 7, Col. 7.
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Nixon Seeks Septimus 1 Deadline for SALT Pact Approval
President Nixon urged congressional approval of the U S Soviet SALT arms control accords by September 1 while seeking increased defense spending. He and Kissinger briefed about 100 lawmakers at the White House on the second SALT round and the need to pursue offensive defense programs not covered by the agreements. He invited 122 senators and representatives from key committees to participate. The accord caps antiballistic missiles at two sites and freezes offensive missiles to current levels, needing congressional consent. Senate hearings are expected with possible delays in the House.
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Bombing Halted In Hanoi Region During Podgorny Visit
U S halted bombing in the Hanoi region Thursday as Soviet leader Podgorny visited, while raids continued in the southern North Vietnam DMZ area. U S jets conducted over 230 strikes nationwide with mixed casualties reported, including six Americans killed last week and 32 wounded.
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Powers Disagree On Troops
At the Moscow summit Soviet leader Brezhnev proposed a joint cut in European troops, but Nixon said no and insisted allies in NATO be informed at Bonn. Western officials welcomed Nixon’s stance while noting the Soviets expect new U S ideas on mutual and balanced force reductions. The president rejected a behind the scenes approach and stressed allied consent.
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McGovern Shifts Appeal to Patriotic Middle Americans
Democratic frontrunner George S. McGovern plans a broader appeal to patriotic middle Americans as he tightens his campaign strategy in New York. He and advisers seek to win over voters beyond liberal bases amid a competitive primary season.
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GOP Views McGovern With Genuine Concern
Washington AP report notes Republicans now view Sen George McGovern as a serious threat with potential to win primaries, aided by possible VP bid by Sen Edward Kennedy. Mitchell urges grass roots push, while McGovern aides blame California scheduling and limited suburban campaigning for a narrow win. Humphrey runs debt ridden bid, Muskie pursues delegate gains, and McGovern eyes Miami Beach with many uncommitted black delegates likely to back him.
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Vietnam Highlands Air Crash Kills 81
A Cathay Pacific four engine jetliner crashed in Vietnam's central highlands killing 81 aboard. Among the victims were Thomas J. Kenny, 50, and five family members of West Bend Wisconsin. U.S. helicopters recovered bodies. search suspended at dusk. The plane had been en route from Singapore to Hong Kong via Bangkok and may have broken up in flight. The Wednesday crash of a Japan Airlines DC8 near New Delhi killed 84 of 89 aboard, including Americans.
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Concrete Agreements Lacking Summits Produce Positive Impact
The Nixon visits to Peking and Moscow create psychological gains by easing tensions while offering no swift path to major accords. Officials warn against over optimism. Asia realignments and Japan emerging as an economic power shape long term U.S. focus. Trade with China remains modest. negotiations continue on satellite communications and potential aircraft sales.
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