Kissinger says reconstruction aid for North Vietnam abandoned
Secretary Kissinger disclosed before the Senate Finance Committee that US backed away from reconstruction aid for North Vietnam. He noted the Nixon administration had implied aid as part of a ceasefire bargain but no longer pursues it. The remark follows the 1973 ceasefire context and prisoner repatriation discussions.
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GOP told to lead in reforms
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond, 35, new chair of the Republican Governors Association, urged fellow GOP leaders to drive political reforms to move past Watergate. He called the party wounded and pressed reforms in election laws, financial disclosures, conflict of interest rules, and protection of law enforcement from politicization. Arch Moore Jr. of West Virginia was elected vice chair.
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Navy secretary urges rebuilding U S fleet to counter Soviet growth
Navy Secretary J William Middendorf warns at a Unified Seapower Symposium in San Francisco that the United States must rebuild its aging fleet or face unilateral naval disarmament amid a growing Soviet navy. He cites outpacing in ships since 1962 and highlights Soviet dominance in cruisers and submarines.
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