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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1972
Page
3
A strong high pressure system brings cold air and clear skies across North Carolina through Friday. High Point Triad area expect clear to partly cloudy conditions. tonight cold with lows in the low 20s, Friday warming to the mid to upper 40s. Precipitation unlikely through Friday.
Budget cuts force the decommissioning of Absecon Chinco teague McCulloch Mendota in late February or March and transfer Chatauqua Taney Pontchartrain Winnebago to new ports. Four Pacific ships will replace them as part of a larger cutter realignment. The moves are tied to a coast guard budget cut involving ten decommissions and reassignments.
The U S Command announced two American fliers were killed last week when their aircraft was shot down over Laos. The weekly casualty summary also listed fifty wounded, including one in critical condition.
President Nixon and Japan’s Prime Minister Eisaku Sato begin formal talks at the Western White House after informal pre summit diplomacy led by Treasury Secretary Connally. They plan to focus on trade issues with Mizuta and Tanaka in separate sessions as the Laos Vietnam war casualty figures are updated.
Bernadette Devlin told a national BBC audience that the Irish Republican Army guerrillas are unbeatable and that there can be no military victory. She urged withdrawal of 14,000 British troops from Northern Ireland after a three hour debate with Irish and Protestant leaders.
First Lady Pat Nixon says President Nixon has definitely decided to seek re election. She spoke in Accra Ghana after visiting Liberia and meeting Prime Minister Busia noting continued U S aid and cooperation with Congress.
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