Herbert quits Army after claims of coverups in Vietnam
Lt. Col. Anthony B. Herbert, a combat veteran of two wars, says he will retire from the Army in February due to intolerable pressures on his family. The Korean War hero, whose charges against a general and a lieutenant colonel were dismissed for lack of evidence, announced the move in Atlanta through his civilian attorney.
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Funeral rites for former Senator Spes L. Holland
Funeral services for former Senator Spes Sard L. Holland 79 who died of a heart attack at home will be held today at the church his parents helped found in Bartow Florida. President Nixon issued a statement mourning Holland a Democrat. State leaders planned to attend the 4 pm service at the First Methodist Church.
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Nixon message awaited by Griffin supporters on birthday
In Florida and Michigan, thousands of Republicans awaited President Nixon's praise for Sen. Robert P. Griffin on his 45th birthday. A connected conference call system linked Michigan cities as dignitaries and party backers listened for Nixon's message amid electronic beeps and a delayed exchange, ending with an operator cue.
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Cancer patient who taped thoughts dies in Denver
Lyn Helton a terminal cancer patient who spoke of death on a tape recorder died in Denver on Saturday night at age 20 She valued love and said death could be beautiful She recorded her thoughts to aid others with terminal disease gaining national attention after a thief stole her first tape recorder She left behind her husband Tom and their child Jennifer 2
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LBJ sells books at library ceremony in Austin
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson autographs the first copy of his memoir The Value Point at the LBJ Library in Austin Texas. Johnson said Holt Rinehart and Winston paid 1.6 million for the book and none goes to him. He described the book as for future generations to understand 1960s blessings and world peace.
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Major U S airstrike hits North Vietnam airfield
Four American warplanes bombed an antiaircraft battery near a major North Vietnamese airfield in what sources call one of the largest strikes since the halt of bombing four years ago. US officials hint a reduced ground combat role may be announced soon.
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Pakistan arms aid curtailed as licenses canceled
Washington plans to announce cancellation of licenses for exporting more than 3 million pounds of military materiel to Pakistan. The move ends a pipeline supplying spare parts and other goods despite an initial freeze, with the Pakistan government cited. Also reported cold wave: 27 locations tied or set records. warnings issued across the Southeast. temperatures drop to zero at Picketown and Watertown, South Dakota. Louisville records. House to vote on constitutional amendment for nondenominational prayer in public schools amid church opposition.
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