Red China lauds American antiwar protesters in U S parades
The Peking party newspaper praised Washington and San Francisco demonstrators for opposing the war. The New China News Agency relayed the editorial which said imperialism uses armed forces to oppress both abroad and at home and noted returning veterans and service members showing support. It also mentions worker costs under the group insurance plan in Indochina era context.
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Pentagon Delays Nuclear Carrier Project
The Pentagon postponed indefinitely its plan to build a new nuclear powered aircraft carrier to keep the budget in check. The 95 000 ton vessel was priced at 40 million dollars with potential extra costs if delays continued. Admiral Zumwalt warned a one year delay could raise the price by 125 million dollars.
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Indictment Shifts in Kissinger Kidnapping Plot Case
In Harrisburg a source indicates six people led by Rev. Philip Berrigan face possible superseding charges as courtroom strategy shifts toward conspiracy to sabotage heating systems in Washington government buildings. An attorney notes political over legal maneuvers dominate the case with draft board raid ties eyed. Anthony Scoblick, a former priest, leads a vigil outside the federal building while fasting to protest subpoenas linked to peace activists.
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Polio Epidemics Threaten Slums Across the Nation
Washington UPS reports a federal health expert warns polio epidemics could hit major city slums again this summer unless vaccination drives rise. Dr. John J. Whitte of the CDC notes U S vaccination has fallen from 87.6 percent in 1964 to 65.9 percent in 1969 and only about half of children in large slums received polio vaccine in 1970.
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