U S balance of payments posts record deficit
The U S payments deficit reached a record 12 billion in the July September quarter, with officials noting most of the shortfall before August 15 when currency speculation pressured markets. Nixon’s actions to defend the dollar and a 10 percent import surcharge limited losses, but the official reserve balance still showed a deeper third quarter gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington i
Rey
U.S
Nixon
Phase 2 wage policy and pay rulings debated
The article outlines wage price freeze issues under Nixon Phase 2, noting a narrow board vote on retroactive wages, back pay for teachers, and merit pay treatment. It covers the Price Commission reversal on price hikes, dividend guidelines for 1972, and calls for pay board amendments amid AFL CIO pressure and business concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Price Commission
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Areh N. Booth
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Aflgio
George Meany
Washington
Meany
Pay Board
U.S
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Joint Economic Committee
Nixon signals possible Vietnam troop withdrawal plan
Officials weigh a complete pullout by 1872 or a negotiated settlement with residual forces. Nixon framed a comprehensive end to bombing on the Ho Chi Minh trail and removal of Vietnam related forces if a settlement succeeds, while warnings of possible later enemy offensives persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh ‘Trail
Laos
Far East
Mariner 9 spots warm Martian spot and rock signals
Mariner 9 detected a warmer area on Mars during its second orbit and found silicate materials widespread across the planet. Scientists caution the warm zone may result from surface features heating in sunlight or interior heat, with further closeup shots planned after a small orbital adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Mariner 9
Mars
Mars Atus
Earth
Ellis D. Miner
Miner
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Air Force pregnancy discharge upheld by 9th Circuit
The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the Air Force authority to discharge a woman officer who became pregnant during nursing duty in Vietnam. Capt. Susan K. Struck argued the regulation violated liberty, property, and religious freedom, but the panel found the public interest outweighed those concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Air Force
Vietnam
Sth
USS
Circuit Court of Appeals
Susan KR. Struck
Seattle
Struck
McChord Air Force Base
Wash
William O. Douglas
US Supreme Court
Dudge J. Warren Madden
Appellate Court
Capt. Struck
Marden
Capt
Oath Pay Clash Divides CSLA Professors at CSLA
CSLB PAY OATH sparks debate as CSLA chapter urges professors to add sworn statements to oaths. Sensenbrenner says signatures only. Faculty vote this week on backing Horn’s letter to Chancellor Dumke and rescinding the order. Eckert fired for teaching graduate courses by another college. records show falsified teaching and payment issues. Swim proposes Title Five changes to require certification of fulfilled assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CSLA
United Professors of California
Ins
Sensenbrenner
Horn
Dumke
Dudley Swim
Carmel
Swim
Cal State-Los Angeles
Ernest
Eckert
State College
Reagan to report on Far East trip to Nixon in Washington
California Governor Reagan will brief President Nixon on his Far East tour in Washington Wednesday. He plans to fly to D C after attending the Republican Governors Conference in French Lick Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washlington
UPI
California
Reagan
Nixon
Far East
White House
Washington
French Lick
Ind
Reagan vetoes marijuana reclassification bill
Reagan vetoed a bill to reclassify marijuana from a narcotic to a restricted dangerous drug calling it a name change measure only. He argued the move would add uncertainty and confusion about marijuana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
UPI
Reagan
Jury told of plot to liberate Hughes from Nassau hotel
A federal Miami grand jury heard allegations by Peter Maheu that a plot to spirit Howard Hughes from the Britannia Beach Hotel in Nassau was planned but never executed. Investigators found no Hughes presence there. details included a large mahogany box and possible listening devices. The probe also covers whether Maheu investigators illegally transported wiretapping gear, while Las Vegas officials questioned Hughes security chief Jim Golden amid a broader security and power struggle involving Robert Maheu and the Hughes firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Howard Hughes
Nassau
Peter Maheu
Robert A. Maheu
Hughes
Nevada
Maheu
Britannia Beach
Las Vegas
Hughes Tool Co
Iotel
Industrialis
James Whilson
Criminal Division
U.S. Department of Justice
Washington, D.C
Mahen
Matwu
Prand
Ralph Lamy
Robert Maheu
Mahieu
Hughes Nevada
Hughes Taal Co
Lamb
Jim Golden
Hughes Secuiry Force
Makeu
Las Vegas Sun
Golden
Sheriff Lamb
Robert A. Mahon
The
Rand Corp president resigns amid Pentagon Papers dispute
Rand Corp president Henry Rowen quits, effective within 18 months, noting the board's move to broaden national security research. Board chairman Newton Minow confirms the timing and continuity plan as Rowen departs to transition leadership. Ellsberg, a former Rand employee, admitted providing Pentagon Papers to media, amid ongoing controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
UPI
The
Rand Corp
Henry 5. Rowen
Newton N. Minow
Bowen
Rand
Changs Rand
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Trand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wright Patma
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
Patman
VIET
Peking
Moscow
Udall
Scott Udall
Stewart Udall
Banff
Asia
Canada
Blaziner 8
Bit Miner
CSLB
Daniel Ridder
Long Beach
Reagan Report
Combined News Services
Rowen
Seagram's
V.C. Canadian
Nadian
Cawada