Madam Ky Pushes Montagnard Lands Gift in Vietnam
New York reports Madam Dang Ky Mayet Mai wife of Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky seeks 3 500 acres of Tu Tra village in central highlands from the South Vietnamese government. Montagnards long occupied the land before Vietnam's creation, currently under Communist control. local council opposes but Ky’s wife pledges development and seizure for her allies.
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Nixon on TV cites expansionary budget and monetary policy
President Nixon described an expansionary budget and a follow on expansionary monetary policy to boost the economy. He noted unemployment near 4.9 percent, inflation progress, and pledged wage and price guidelines. He touted foreign policy gains, welfare reform aims, revenue sharing, and a broader health plan, as Kent State and Vietnam era disappoinments color his view. He predicted 1971 a good year and 1972 very good, with a first live White House interview by four network reporters.
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Court Breakout Hinted Amid Security Boost at Trial
In Long Beach a rumored plan by ex convict friends to break a courtroom was halted as security tightened during the trial of Clifford v Big John Jackson 23. Defense motions include requesting separate trials and a private attorney. The case involves kidnaping a girl for 12 hours four days and alleged rape during abduction at Crest Liquor Santa Fe Ave. Sept. 6. Judge Thanh Hutton ordered consolidation of related charges including slave murder theft and robbery.
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Feud Over Golf Course Leads to Arrests at Torrey Pines
Royalty lawyer and founder of Masters Track and Field for men over 40, David H R Pain, reports multiple arrests after jogging on Torrey Pines Golf Course. He claims officers frisked him, jailed him briefly, and impounded his eight-pound poodle after a dog bite incident, amid ongoing disputes over municipal golf course access and dog control rules.
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Army Spying on West Coast Dissenters Since 1967
Army intelligence officers compiled lists of dissident civilian groups and gathered the names of student antiwar demonstrators on the West Coast as early as 1967. Sen. Sam Ervin charged that Army spies monitored Illinois civilians during the 1970 general election. The Army admitted spying began at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, with officers reportedly posing as TV crew. In 1987, plainclothes Army men circulated among Pomona College demonstrators during Lt. Gen. James Richardson’s speech, seeking names of leaders, prompting later apologies. The Pomona College president later said Richardson called to express regrets about the incident. An interview with a student occurred at Pomona during that period.
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Newhall Body Suit Mystery Stirs Police Inquiry
Sheriff's investigators said no new leads in the mutilated body found near Newhall. The victim in his early 20s had head and hands removed. A Los Angeles news conference featured homicide officers displaying tattoos and a quin tal on the body. A briefing booklet alleging West Coast civilian dissident activity circulated to ROTC centers and Claremont Colleges. Army officials denied widespread knowledge while monitoring groups. Col Christian Manzoni noted security clearances now require background checks.
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Davis defense saga grows as court bars press notes
Miss Angela Davis denounced imprisonment methods as threats while urging mobilization to win black liberation. As her arraignment loomed in Marin County Civic Center, security was tightened to unprecedented levels and a gag rule barred statements to the press. Sheriff's officials noted 95 reporters sought credentials for the 60-seat press section as the case moved toward trial.
Deadly storm cripples miles across nation and leaves many dead
A killer storm caused at least 37 deaths countrywide with 18 in Java, 12 in Illinois, and smaller counts in Nebraska, Wisconsin, Kansas, Minnesota, and New Mexico. Temperatures plunged to near zero in parts of Illinois and into the 20s toward the Gulf Coast. Thousands faced delays as travelers found shelter in homes, churches, and armories. Omaha fire crews evacuated 160 people from snowbound highways. Cleveland Hopkins and Chicago O Hare saw massive airport disruption as major routes froze and delays mounted.
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Reagan Inaugural Gala Frames Bipartisan Debate
The governor urged shared power as the two party system steadies California governance. A star filled inaugural gala drew 4800 attendees including John Wayne and Frank Sinatra. Reagan outlined welfare reform plans and warned of future tax increases without change.
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