Contingent of Viet Troops Starts Home Today
A group of 750 U.S. troops from the 9th Infantry Division begins return to the United States, part of Nixon’s plan to withdraw 25,000 by August. General Abrams travels to Bangkok to brief Nixon as Saigon reports scattered fighting and Viet Cong losses.
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North Viet Nam blasts Nixon Asia policy stance
Hanoi's Nhan Dan accuses the United States of seeking a dominant Asia policy under the guise of cooperation. The North Vietnamese paper reiterates calls for a full U.S. withdrawal from South Vietnam and says Washington aims to fuel arms races and defend its Pacific role.
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Sadler in altercation with foe over sunken treasure dispute
Texas Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler, 61, grabbed Democratic Rep. Jake Johnson by the neck in a hall outside Sadler’s office amid a dispute over ownership of sunken treasure off the Texas coast. Johnson called for action if Sadler abused public trust. the incident followed long-standing feud over salvage terms.
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Commie Guerrillas Hunted in Malaysia Border Action
Deputy Premier Razak said reinforcements were sent into Kedah near the Thai border to hunt 30 armed guerrillas who ambushed a government patrol killing four soldiers and wounding eight. He noted 800 guerrillas operate along the border and Thai authorities have been alerted.
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Nixon
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Royal Malay Regiment
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ABM Proponent Wins Place On Nixon's Staff
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee narrowly approved William J. Casey of New York as a disarmament adviser to President Nixon. Casey chairs the Citizens Committee for Peace with Security, which backs the Safeguard ABM plan, drawing opposition over his anti-ballistic missile stance.
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