Nixon Takes Sentimental Journey to Indiana Birthplace
President Ninuit traveled Thursday to Vernon Indiana the birthplace of his mother and received a warm welcome in the county seat. He recalled his mother's stories and reflected on his heritage during the stop at the courthouse square as a Midwest visit drew attention from residents and reporters alike.
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Nixon attends Purdue dinner amid Pentagon papers furor
In Indianapolis Nixon dined with dignitaries honoring Purdue University’s retiring president. He then heads to Chicago to address retired groups, amid fallout from the Pentagon papers and Agnew’s golf habits. Meanwhile legal moves arise in high profile divorces and assaults, with Preminger and Fonda linked to court actions as Teamsters leadership reshapes in Detroit and nationally.
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Vietnamese recapture fire base Fuller after helicopter assault
South Vietnamese infantry battalions retook Fire Base Fuller near the DMZ less than a day after it fell to North Vietnamese troops. First Infantry Division helicopters ferried troops to the hill as air strikes pounded the area. Twenty five American deaths in Indochina last week matched the prior week and remained below the year's weekly average.
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Senate votes to extend draft amid withdrawal demand
The Senate approved a two year extension of the draft by 72 to 16 while demanding U S withdrawal from Indochina within nine months and monitoring future troop commitments. The chamber also advanced a 2 7 billion military pay raise to lure volunteers, but the withdrawal policy faces likely House compromise talks.
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CBS chief defies Congress on Selling of the Pentagon outtakes
CBS President Frank Stanton refused to turn over subpoenaed materials from the Selling of the Pentagon documentary, calling the outtakes reporter notes protected by the First Amendment. Rep Hurley Staggers pressed for contempt, signaling possible action after next week’s committee meeting.
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