U S Army warns of Viet Cong attacks in Saigon
In Saigon the U S Army warned of an anticipated Viet Cong terrorist offensive aimed at killing and maiming Americans. Brig Gen Michael J L Greene cited anti American student sentiment as a factor after recent bombings and attacks that killed two GIs and one Vietnamese and wounded 25 others.
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Heavy precipitation pattern across Northeast and West
National Weather Service reports heavy snow warnings from northeast New York to New England and Utah. Up to six inches of snow expected in the east and a foot in western mountains. Binghamton New York sees six inches in six hours, Ely Nevada four inches, Philadelphia and Millville New Jersey over an inch of rain, New York City slush with 54 mph gusts. Bitter cold 12 below in northern Maine at 2 am.
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Congress Set for Record Late Adjournment at PSR
The 91st Congress will adjourn at noon January 3 as required by the Constitution, the latest finish since World War II. President Nixon blocks earlier exit, with Senate filibusters complicating plans for Christmas time off. Nixon warned of a December 26 recall if welfare action remains undone.
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Soviet Condemnation of U S Air War Threats in Vietnam
Moscow denounces Nixon threats to resume bombing North Vietnam and vows to draw appropriate conclusions if U S air raids continue. The Soviet statement attacks Washington’s policies in Southeast Asia and cites potential reprisals and increased aid. White House stresses urgency of vetoed bills and SST funding faces Senate filibuster over $210 million research support.
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Seniority Rules Reform Proposed by House Democrats
The Democratic steering committee chaired by Rep. Julia Butler Hansen proposes ending seniority as the sole factor for committee chairmanships and assignments. Party leaders would be directed to prefer merit, with the caucus able to reject proposed leaders and make its own selections. The plan, unanimously endorsed, will be unveiled Friday and brought to a party caucus in January before the 92nd Congress.
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Nixon risks inflation warns Midwestern banker
Gaylord A. Freeman of the First National Bank of Chicago cautions that Nixon may use short term stimulus to cut unemployment but risks long term inflation and a weaker dollar. He expects inflation to ease in 1971 then accelerate in 1972 with prices rising more sharply than pre inflation levels.
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Politicians react to reports of Army spying on Illinois figures
Former Gov. Otto Kerner and Sen. Adlai Stevenson III expressed shock at claims the U.S. Army spied on 800 Illinois residents opposing Nixon policies. Rep. Abner Mikva called it horrifying, while Jesse Jackson said he was not surprised. The remarks tied military surveillance to threats of democracy and potential dictatorship.
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My Lai Massacre Trial Focuses on Medina’s Order
In the Calley court martial defense, witness testimony links Capt. Ernest Medina to a prelude of slaughter at My Lai. The defense argues Calley acted under Medina’s urging as the unit stormed the hamlet on March 16, 1968, with a radio body count later cited as 310.
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Nixon veto halts Manpower training bill amid unemployment doubts
Democrats say Nixon’s veto sinks the Manpower training measure for this Congress as backers claimed it could create up to one million jobs. Some Democrats privately concede override is unlikely while campaigns paint the White House as uncaring on job loss. Nixon argues WPA style jobs are inefficient and costly to taxpayers.
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