Nixon Plans Detailed Messages to Congress on Budget
President Nixon intends to send a series of subject specific messages to Congress to shrink federal control and expand state and local responsibilities. He calls for restraining spending to curb taxes, targets dismembering the Office of Economic Opportunity, and urges public pressure against higher spending.
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Americans Celebrate End of Vietnam War Cease Fire
Many Americans praise the end of the Vietnam War as a cease fire takes effect at 7 p.m. EST Saturday and POWs return home. President Nixon declares the 24 hour period after to be a National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving while others attend church services and reflect on lasting peace.
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Cease fire raises mixed joy for families of POWs
Families across the nation faced both relief and sorrow as notices and calls from the Pentagon signaled potential returns or confirmed deaths of prisoners of war and missing servicemen. In Salina Maj Bruce Johnson was not listed. in Laguna Niguel Col. was coming home. in Burlington Maj Donald Cook the word dead was added to a prior alive claim.
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Agnew Arrives in Guam En Route to Southeast Asia
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew lands in Agana Guam for stopovers before a weeklong tour of Southeast Asian capitals. He may help greet POW returnees while avoiding the press, with departures planned for Saigon Tuesday and talks with Adm. Noel Gaylor and Gen. Lucius Clay in the Pacific.
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Clergy denounce Supreme Court abortion ruling from pulpits
UPI reports clergy nationwide denounce the high court decision with strong sermons led by Msgr. William F. McDonough comparing the ruling to King Herod’s slaughter. Cardinal O’Boyle urged pastors in Washington to speak out against the decision and defend unborn life.
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Hanoi celebrates cease fire as city rebuilds after bombing
The Vietnam News Agency reports Hanoi on the cease fire with crowds in the streets. General Vo Nguyen Giap calls the Paris signing a great victory for national salvation as residents aid reconstruction after the U S bombing.
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Richardson Seen Winning Senate Confirmation As Defense Chief
Washington UPI report says Elliot L. Richardson faced little opposition after the Vietnam cease fire and was poised for easy Senate approval as defense secretary. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned two other Nixon nominees may face delays due to unseen holds.
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Ten die in Pleasantville nursing home fire
A two story sheltered care home in Pleasantville New Jersey burned killing ten residents including a 106 year old woman identified as Cora Owens. Six others were injured while firefighters battled the blaze for hours after 12 42 a m Fire Chief Elwood Dix cited a distant hydrant as a hindrance.
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