Labor press accuses US of humiliating Britain in war
London politicians and editors denounce Washington for a worldwide military alert without consulting allies. Labour MPs condemn Nixon’s unilateral action as an outrage while UPI reports say Britain and NATO partners feel snubbed and pressured as the Middle East conflict unfolds.
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Pentagon Drops Plan to Keep Conscientious Objectors in Service
The Pentagon rejected a proposal to discharge COs with non combat roles only, paving the way to seek Congress support for recovering some education costs from those leaving early. In 1972, 2285 service members sought CO status. 65 percent left the service.
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Ford faces scrutiny on fitness to be vice president
Ford testifies on Thursday with calm detail about costs and cash gifts connected to his service. He rejects links to Nixon era probes, defends finances, and says no court-ordered limits should prevent disclosure of tax history. Winter-Berger faces private questioning as ethics questions linger.
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