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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1971
Page
8
A U.S. F105 escort aircraft fired two missiles at a North Vietnamese SAM site at Mu Gia pass inside Vietnam. The base housed SAM missiles used to threaten B52 bombers. No Vietnamese missiles were reported fired in the engagement.
The Justice Department says General Motors will halt caustic and toxic discharges from its Tarrittown New York assembly plant. GM will haul waste materials in tank cars temporarily and build three more treatment tanks to operate by December 31 1971, ending all discharges by year end.
The Army begins a tough screening plan to weed out non progressive and non productive enlisted men as part of the drive toward an all volunteer force. By July 1 the program will be in full effect with six month pre end enlistment reviews and appeals allowed.
President Nixon marked his 58th birthday at his La Casa Pacifica villa with a family dinner and a morning at the Western White House. He spoke of feeling young and optimistic about the future as he hosted aides and walked the Cotton Point Beach with his dogs nearby. Red roses were sent by White House staff as the only disclosed gifts.
Seven Democrats compete in the District of Columbia primary for a nonvoting delegate seat, with 225,825 registered voters and a Republican candidate John Nevins. If no Democrat clears 40 percent, a runoff on Jan 26 follows, while independents may file for the March 23 general election.
On ABC TV's Cavett Show Telford Taylor, wartime Nuremberg prosecutor, argued that if World War II standards were applied to Vietnam era actions, generals and officials like Westmoreland and Rusk or McNamara could be judged as war criminals. He stressed the book seeks analysis, not verdicts, yet notes potential outcomes.
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