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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1970
Page
6
The report notes Nixon prioritizes honoring international responsibility by pursuing an honorable Vietnam peace while keeping a strong defense. It projects Vietnam War costs dropping from 23.2 to about 17 18 billion dollars annually by year end as California programs evolve.
Washington judge reports the conclusion of hearings revealing hostile attitudes toward Black lawyers during proceedings. The inquiry documents bias and potential obstruction by officials, with emphasis on conduct attributed to Carswell.
A federal court order led to limited integration moves in more than four southern districts with minimal change in classroom racial makeup. Several districts closed temporarily or boycotted whites, while delays and freedom of choice plans created varied outcomes across Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Florida and Georgia. No violence was reported, but bomb threats caused closures and transfers were delayed as officials planned further.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield voiced skepticism as Nixon unveiled a defense budget viewed as smaller than the Administration had proposed, drawing mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats about military spending.
A grand jury returns indictments against 12 defendants in a continuing案件. The text shows penalties including a $5,000 fine and potential prison terms up to one year plus a $1,000 fine, with further sentencing details implied.
U S. Grant Sharp retired commander in chief for Southeast Asia says on Monday that if Vietnamization fails the United States should resume bombing North Vietnam and press for peace through renewed air raids and talks.
President Johnson expresses both hope and disappointment in peace talks during a televised interview. He asserts resolve against aggression in Southeast Asia and emphasizes to Cronkite that the United States will not back down.
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