Beret accused in murder case retires from Army
Col. Robert B. Rheault a key figure in the Green Beret murder case in Vietnam retires from military service effective Friday. He will receive a lifetime pension of 9 747 a year and had 23 years in the Army. Eight officers faced charges in the Thai Khac Chuyen case but were dropped due to CIA testimony issues. Rheault chose retirement after a prompt processing of his papers and was vacationing at Martha's Vineyard when approved.
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Long nose law ruled insufficient without warrant
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert Boslick ruled that police must have a search warrant to use a drug sniffer dog as evidence. Tangie the Fremont police dog demonstrated capability but evidence from her nose was deemed illegal, leading to dropping charges against Sweeny.
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Identical twins win beauty tilt in London
Identical Tamara and Samantha Mal Jet enter as one contestant after officials decide their near twin likeness makes them indistinguishable. The duo, with four legs and two heads, share measurements of 69 40 72 and will compete as a single entrant in the Playboy Club beauty contest.
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Korean tour ends with president Hubert A headrey
A terse report notes the Korean tour concluded after a four day visit. President Hubert A headrey finished the trip and the party departed for home.
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Haynsworth supporters issue report on ethics probe
The Senate Judiciary Committee majority backing Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. says ethics charges are unsubstantiated and recommends confirmation. A 43 page draft notes an inadvertent 1000 share Brunswick Corp stock purchase during a case, but says it does not justify blocking his confirmation. The report finds no anti labor bias or civil rights prejudice and affirms even handed legal treatment.
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Fremont woman named PACE Center vice chairman
Mrs. Mary Rodrigues, president of the Fremont Unified School District Board of Education, was elected vice-chairman of the Alameda County PACE Center executive council. Belle Ruth Witkin said the center is one of 21 California planning agencies under Title VI of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act to help schools identify and develop solutions to key educational problems.
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