Pentagon finds extra Vietnam aid funds amid accounting dispute
The Pentagon told the Senate Armed Services Committee it found 266 million dollars left over from fiscal 1972–73 for South Vietnam military aid in the current year. Congress rejected raising the spending ceiling yet allowed the Pentagon to spend the 266 million, with House panel also agreeing to the solution. The accounting details remain disputed and unclear.
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Envoy faces protest over private letter blaming Webber
Washington reports the State Department stands by Ambassador Graham Martin amid private letters that accuse Dr. George W. Webber of responsibility for 34 Vietnamese children's deaths in the Cai Lay mortar attack. Martin argues Webber aided antiwar influences. Kissinger and the department express full confidence in Martin.
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