Ex Marine chief says study leak prolonged fighting
Ex Marine Corps leader Vic tor H Krulak says the Pentagon Papers harmed national interests by prolonging the Vietnam war. He cites not shortening casualties and possibly emboldening enemies while calling the Times’ exact cable texts only of limited value to foes.
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Murdered monk case seen as unlikely to be solved
Phnom Penh officials and followers of Albu Ek San maintain Viet Cong involvement in the monk's 4 day disappearance and death. Ek San, head monk of Prey Kry north of Phnom Penh, was found with barbed wire and a rock in the Tonle Sap river. Officials condemn the killing as barbarous and anticipate political blame, while locals express shock and doubt about a monk being a government agent.
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Decommissioned USS Regulis Ties Up Hong Kong Ceremony
The San Francisco based ship USS Regulis was decommissioned in a simple ceremony on Kau Yi Chau Island in Hong Kong harbor after grounding during Typhoon Rose. The ship was forced aground as the 130 knot winds battered Hong Kong.
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Ping Pong protest near White House targets Nixon trip
Fundamentalist Dr. Carl McIntire and Dr. James Shaw staged a walking ping pong match in front of the White House as a protest against President Nixon’s trip to Peking. McIntire warned of a large rally planned for Oct. 23 to press Nixon to call off the trip.
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Nixon assigns Reagan to lead six nation Asia tour
President Nixon designates California Governor Ronald Reagan as his personal emissary for an October tour of six Asian nations plus Taiwan. Reagan will attend National Day ceremonies in Taipei on October 10 and visit Singapore Thailand South Vietnam South Korea and Japan as Nixon’s representative. No substantive talks are planned with Asian leaders, per Deputy White House press secretary Gerald L. Warren.
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