Bringle Warns on North Korea Threat at Naval Luncheon
Vice Admiral William Bringle told naval aviators at the Allen Center that North Korea poses a clear risk and must be watched alongside Russia and China. He noted past Pueblo and ECS2L incidents and urged readiness for a fourth nuclear carrier, hoping for full funding by fiscal 1973. He cited carrier influence in postwar crises and warned against Russian naval dominance.
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Student plotter gets probation
Stanford Terry, 23, of Gary Indiana, was placed on probation for five years for conspiring to commit arson during Weather man demonstrations in October 1969 in Chicago.
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Agnew Targets Fulbright in Broadside Attack
Vice President Spiro Agnew accused Senator J William Fulbright of arrogance and political opportunism. He criticized Fulbright for courting the news media and claimed the administration hid facts about the Laos operation. Agnew urged war critics to speak out again.
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House Democrats push end-the-war resolution in divided caucus
In a 132 to 68 vote, Democrats adopt a compromise measure urging U S troop withdrawal from Indochina by the end of 1972. Speaker Carl Albert frames it as party unity for expeditious withdrawal while avoiding a set deadline. The language mirrors a Senate measure but adds a concrete timeline through the 92nd Congress.
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Army denies seizure of personal antiwar mail in Vietnam
The Army rejected charges that Vietnam commanders were ordered to confiscate personal letters with antiwar material sent to GIs. A spokesman said a March 22 directive aimed at unaffiliated mail to unit clerks may have been misread, and no mail was proven intercepted. Federal law bans first class seizure without a court order.
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