Pentagon procurement cuts deep in 26.5 billion bill
The House Armed Services Committee trimmed 7 percent from the Pentagon procurement and research programs as it approved a 26.5 billion military authorization. A group of six junior members plans to push for a 14 percent cut. The Dow declined 20.88 points to 834.72 after a four-session rally. International airline talks in Nice move to paper gold basis by 1977. Martha Mitchell recalls Nixon era fears of missile activation.
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Paper delay blamed on political names in mail
A Washington Post subscriber blamed slow delivery on postal rules blocking terms like People’s Republic of China and Neuyen Cao Ky. Ky, once South Vietnam’s vice president, vowed to stay near Vietnamese people and remain at Camp Pendleton, joking about taxi driving and possible farming plans in Texas or Arkansas.
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Saigon leader urges normalcy and leniency for fallen officials
Col. Gen. Tran Van Tra of Saigon calls for a return to normalcy and offers leniency to ousted government members. He warns ex-officials not to act as foreign henchmen. In Cuba, Sen. George McGovern forgoes Havana nightclub visit to meet Cuban leaders about baseball and supports lifting the U.S. embargo.
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California Physicians Demand Help Request Raises Malpractice Crisis
California doctors from Los Angeles San Diego and San Francisco rallied in Sacramento to push for malpractice reform as hospitals curtailed nonemergency surgeries. The Society of Anesthesiologists backed a call for a special legislative session while Gov Brown weighed the move. Dr Seymour Wallace announced he would resign to devote himself to securing reform.
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Refugees Seek New Life Across U S Refugee Centers
Americans aid Cambodian exiles and Vietnamese refugees pouring into Camp Pendleton and other centers as Ford urges support. Refugees number around 120000 with arrivals in Guam and across the coast. families seek housing jobs and hopeful reunions while health issues and political blame swirl.
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