McGovern Targets Connally in Texas Campaign
In Dallas George McGovern assailed John Connally as aligned with special interests and Nixon supporters. He contrasted Connally with Sam Rayburn and Lyndon B. Johnson, urged funds for his campaign, and defended anti quotas stance while promoting minority recruitment. He planned stops in Dallas, Houston, Peoria, and Rockford.
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Korea to Pull Troops From Viet Nam
Seoul says South Korea will withdraw 37,000 troops from Vietnam between next December and June 1973 in a finalized decision relayed to South Vietnamese Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam. Korea had begun troop withdrawals earlier this year, leaving 11,000 fewer troops. The Korean forces, in Vietnam since 1965, have been the second largest foreign contingent aiding Saigon.
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US Urges Cease-fire at Paris Peace Talks
At the 158th Paris session, U S Ambassador Porter urged Hanoi to abandon the fiction that North Vietnamese forces stay within borders and pressed for a cease-fire. Viet Cong countercharged that the United States and South Vietnam failed politically and militarily while Vietnamization faced bankruptcy claims.
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Staleys Not On Island During Vacation At Olympics
The Staley family, Americans of Mexican descent with a Virgin Islands home on St Croix, were in Munich for the Olympics when eight people were killed during a gunmen robbery at the Fountain Valley Golf Club. Authorities hunt four to five gunmen in green fatigues. victims include a golf shop worker Pat Tarbert, groundskeeper John Gulliver, and two electricians. The attack prompted searches as Gov. Evans returns from Hilton Head. In Washington, the House rejects a wheat promotion bill as the GAO plans to probe possible windfalls from U S Soviet wheat sales.
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Douglas Differs On Courts Lead
AP News Analysis describes Justice Douglas dissenting from Chief Justice Burger on court workload. Douglas argues cases heard and decided have decreased since his 1939 appointment, while praising selective review and cautioning against overloading courts with minor offenses. He warns against excluding environmental and consumer actions from federal review and notes his own work style and retreat at Goose Prairie.
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Bill supporter says added cost absorbed by industry
Instal led the added cost would be absorbed by the industry. Meantime duPont urged a GAO probe into the grain sales with the Soviet Union and asked auditors to examine possible hidden subsidies. He also urged the Justice Department to investigate potential conflicts of interest by Agriculture Department officials leaving government service for firms involved in the sales.
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