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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1969
Page
6
President Nixon, in Bangkok, concentrates on postwar Asia and a possible new accommodation with Southeast Asia. He hints the U.S. may withdraw from Vietnam and then play a reduced but ready role to deter external aggression, amid Thai concerns over security and Red China.
A House subcommittee report assails the military command chain over the Pueblo and EC-121 crises, saying serious deficiencies hinder swift national emergency reaction. It calls for a civilian military panel and revisions to the Military Code of Conduct regarding captured sailors.
Air Force Secretary Robert Seamans said the service will reduce its C-5A cargo plane order by 39 aircraft out of 120 unless the Lockheed contract ambiguities are resolved. A Defense Department study, led by Philip Whittaker, cites a cost overrun of about 1.4 billion dollars, with total 120 aircraft costs ranging from 3.4 to 4.8 billion.
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey said he is seriously considering running for Senator Eugene McCarthy's 1970 seat but will wait several months to decide. He cites teaching duties and other commitments as first priorities while urging Senator Edward Kennedy not to resign after his Martha's Vineyard accident.
Senator Jacob Javits calls for a definite timetable to remove all American combat troops from Vietnam by end of 1970 while maintaining air naval and artillery support for Saigon. He says disengagement should push Saigon Hanoi toward a political settlement through negotiation. Senate Leader Mansfield lauds Nixon Asia policy outline as reducing future U.S. involvement.
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