Mustard gas shells moved from Okinawa under guard
UPI reports a convoy of ten ton of deadly mustard gas shells rolled from the Chibana Ammunition Depot at 10 02 am through central Okinawan villages to a US Navy cargo ship. Thousands evacuated as riot police escorted the seven mile route amid delays and planned follow up shipment to Johnston Island.
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Okinawa
UPI
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Johnston Island
Central Pacific
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Daily Review Public Notice From Fremont California
A public notice printed in the Daily Review Fremont California references a Superior Court order number 314054 and a matter filed for general circulation. The text notes publication details and subscription rates and directs communications to a Sealer and Press office in Fremont.
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Daily Review
Floyd L. Sparks
Superior Court of the State of California
Fremont
California
Congress
Turner Faces 13 Charges Over Taxes And Weapons
Retired Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner was indicted on 13 counts of tax evasion and illegal firearms possession from 1967 to 1985. The case ties his Army Provost Marshal tenure and U S Marshals leadership to alleged bribery, kickbacks, and weapon transfers while denying criminal intent by Turner.
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UPL
Carl C. Turner
U.S
Richmonn
John N. Mitchell
Senate Investigations
Turner
Abraham A. Ribicof
Dconn
Army
William. C. Wooldridge
Richmond
Springfield
U.S. Marshals
Nixon
Chicago Police Department
Senate
Chicago
Kansas City
Grand Jury completes probe of Nixon visit rock incident
Santa Clara County Grand Jury foreman Ernest Renzel says the investigation into the October 29 rock throwing during President Nixon's visit is complete after receiving the district attorney's report. Four people were charged with misdemeanors. the jury declined to publish the DA's report despite an AC LU request.
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San Jose
UPI
Santa Clara
Witness says Calley orders tied to losing men at My Lai
A court heard that Lt Col Frank Barker urged action at My Lai because Americans were losing too many men to the Viet Cong. Lt. William L. Calley faces murder charges over the 1968 village sweep. Witness Meadle testified he followed Calley’s orders to kill groups of villagers, while Capt. Medina had allegedly seen the bodies.
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UPI
William L. Calley
My Lai
Dain
David B. Hein
Janesville
Wis
Frank Barker
Calley
Barker
Spt
Charles Ki
Hutto
McPherson Ir Atala
Meadle
Ernest L. Medina
Capt. Medina
Daniel
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