Military Justice System Questioned Amid Vietnam War Strife
A Washington AP report surveys how the military justice system faces scrutiny during the Vietnam era. It notes debates over civilian trials versus courts martial, claimants about command influence, and calls for stronger protections of individual rights in both military and civilian contexts. The piece highlights figures like Lt. Calley and Gen. Westmoreland, and discusses legal questions surrounding the role of civilian courts and due process.
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Nottingham Sheriff Wins Hoods Praise at Festival
Nottingham England the sheriff welcomed five American Robin Hoods for four days of medieval banquets and jousting tours Two men came from the United States as guests of the sheriff renaming Robin Hoods for the 1970 Nottingham Festival One American visitor John Leland challenged a knight to a sword duel before returning to Oxford Includes names and hometowns of the five Americans and notes they toured castles and cathedrals while spectators enjoyed the event
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