Colonel Buried With Full Honors in Vietnam Death
Col. William B. Nolde 43 died 11 hours before the Vietnam cease fire. He was the 45,941st American serviceman killed in Indochina. Funeral at Ft Myer Arlington included Black Jack the riderless horse and a three volley salute. Widow Joyce received the folded flag as Nixon sent condolences and invited the family to the White House. Nolde survived by his wife and five children.
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Judge bars defense on suppression in Pentagon papers case
In Los Angeles, Judge Matt Byrne refused to allow the defense to tell jurors about government suppression of evidence, but said he might permit new remarks after the government's case. Leonard Boudin sought to reference suppression and related ex culpatory conclusions, while Elisberg and Russo face espionage and theft charges tied to the 1971 Pentagon papers leak. The judge will revisit the motion at trial's end and weighs further sanctions for withholding documents.
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