Ex-Defense Official Urges $11 Billion Pentagon Cut
Former Defense Secretary Paul Warnke released a panel report urging Congress to trim the 1973 defense budget. He says the proposal hides a large real rise, with most of the increase spent on weapons, research, and overseas aid. The plan calls for scrapping new strategic weapons and cutting foreign military assistance.
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UNICEF Warns Higher Prices Endanger Millions of Children
Henry Labouisse of UNICEF told a United Nations body that rising food costs will likely increase malnutrition and child mortality. He warned drought and rising demand are reducing supplies and urged quick action, noting UNICEF hopes for over 380 million in 1974 contributions to aid 115 countries including South and South Vietnam.
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Researchers Find Way To Make Milk Digestible
University of Rhode Island researchers report an inexpensive enzyme process converts lactose to glucose and galactose, making milk digestible for many lactose intolerant people. The method can run with pasteurization and costs under a cent per quart. They envision new products like Miona, a yogurt-like drink, and are partnering with Brown University and Rhode Island Hospital to assess lactose intolerance in the region.
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Supreme Court Faces Nixon Tapes Fight Across Nation
Washington AP report says the Supreme Court pressure over White House tapes grows as House Judiciary Committee readies another subpoena amid debate on Nixon’s refusal to yield. Buzhardt says the President may resist court orders or congressional subpoenas, while Nixon allies defend his stance and call for due process.
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Richardson Disturbed By Transcripts
Manchester New Hampshire former US Attorney General says edited Watergate tapes disturb him. He resigned to avoid firing Archibald Cox and refuses verdict on impeachment evidence. He favors constitutional process to decide impeachment and notes Ford’s chances before 1976 are slightly less than even.
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Senator Cotton backs impeachment over resignation
In Lebanon New Hampshire Senator Norris Cotton urges that President Nixon should be impeached by the House rather than resign. He says the scandal has grown to grave charges and would likely lead to a Senate trial if impeachment passes. He notes no evidence of criminal activity but would vote impeachment if evidence warrants.
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Indira Gandhi Defies Rail Strike Opponents In Parliament
Indira Gandhi clashed with opposition as she defended government stance on labor and rail workers bonuses. She also outlined shifts in policy from nationalization to private sector roles amid food and energy shortages and political setbacks.
Red Square to Close for Repairs Through November
Moscow reports Red Square will be closed for block by block restoration of Lenin's tomb and square resurfacing. The work, lasting through November, includes reinforcing earth beneath cobblestones and upgrading Spassky Tower. Tass notes heavy military parades damaged the granite stones and caused subsidence underfoot.
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Reinecke Seeks Dismissal Ahead of Hearing
Washington AP reports that California Lt. Gov Ed Reinecke asks for dismissal of the federal grand jury indictment that could end his gubernatorial bid. He is set to testify at a hearing before U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker.
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