Selection Begins For My Lai Court Martial Board
At Fort Hood attorneys start questioning officers chosen as probable members of a court martial panel for S Sgt David Mitchell the first defendant at trial in the My Lai massacre case A minimum five officers must sit on the court and a 10 member panel was named initially Each side can strike one member without reason and challenge any number for cause If panel pools run short the commanding general of the 1st Armored Division will name more officers to the panel The defense seeks to show the trial cannot be fair or impartial.
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Aiken Standard Contact and Publication Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday afternoons except Saturdays and Sundays. It lists mailing address 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 and box 456 with subscription rates and postal information.
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Community Calendar for Aiken October Events
The list covers events at Aiken High School Auditorium the World of Gilbert and Sullivan at Aiken Junior High School Auditorium plus local meetings and workshops. Activities include blood drives sessions at St Johns United Methodist Church Beech Island and Jackson Masonic Lodges and PTA Halloween Carnival at Eustis Park with dates October 8 through October 29.
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Nixon Is Prime Mover In Drive To Root Out Radical Liberals
Vice President Agnew says President Nixon leads a campaign to remove radical liberals from positions of power at home and abroad. The remarks came at a Pittsburgh Republican dinner amid protests and arrests outside the Hilton Hotel.
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Pollution Critic Turns Tables On Housewives
State Rep. Alex Sanders of Richland County, a noted critic of industrial pollution, addressed a civic club in Columbia. He surprised a group of Richland County housewives by claiming their use of laundry detergents is a major factor in polluting South Carolina rivers and lakes.
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