Nixon to greet 1st Marines at Camp Pendleton
President Nixon will fly to Camp Pendleton on April 30 to welcome the 1st Marine Division home from Vietnam and stay five or six days at the Western White House in San Clemente. The trip coincides with antiwar protests, and follows a withdrawal phase shaping troop levels to about 204,000 by May 1 and a further 100,000 to be pulled by December 1.
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Secret U.S. Naval Letters Detail North Vietnam Covert Maneuvers
Senate hearing airs two letters from an unnamed Navy officer alleging South Vietnamese plans for raids deep in North Vietnam. Mondale cites 1.8 troops engaging in covert maneuvers that could widen the war, urging congressional investigation. Letters describe a proposed raid on Vinh Airfield and proximity to the DMZ as helicopters trained daily and a Russian trawler shadowing.
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