Green Beret Staff Accused In Murder
The U S Army charges former 5th Special Forces commander Col Robert B Rheault and seven staff including three intelligence officers with murder and conspiracy for a June 20 shooting near Nha Trang. The eight face possible court martial. charges shock staff at the unit.
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Saigon
U.S. Army
Green Beret
Vietnam
Nha Trang
5Th Special Forces
U.S
Robert B. Rheault
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Associated Press
Rick Merron
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Jefferson
S.C
David E. Crew
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Alexander Lemberes
Sparks
Nev
Special Forces
Lemberes
Auto Price Hikes Seen as Inevitable by Industry
Detroit 1970 car models face rising costs with forecasts of price jumps from $100 to $150 as production costs climb. Portsmouth Ohio reports a Detroit Steel fire causing $1.5 million in damage, with 2,800 workers to be laid off. Apollo 11 crew in quarantine receives a new female technician addition after lunar material exposure, expanding the lunar laboratory population.
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Detroit
Portsmouth
Ohio
New Boston
Inevitable gains seen from tightening tax preferences
The report notes $6.8 billion in extra revenue expected from tightening tax preferences in 27 areas. In Laos, two American volunteers with International Voluntary Service were killed in an ambush 35 miles east of Vientiane. Arthur Stillman, 35, of North Cleveland Ohio, and Dennis Mummert, 24, of Astoria Illinois, were identified by the U.S. Embassy.
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Vientiane
Laos
International Voluntary Service
Pathet Lao
U. S
Arthur Stillman
Saul G. Stillman
North Cleveland
Ohio
Dennis Mummert
Astoria
Ill
Polaris subs ready with 1344 warhead capacity
Pentagon sources say 28 of 41 nuclear Polaris submarines already carry missiles capable of carrying three warheads each. With 16 missiles per sub, two thirds of the fleet could attack with 1344 warheads, surpassing the 1054 land based Minuteman missiles.
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Washington
Pentagon
Marshall coaches plan libel suits against university president
Two Marshall coaches fired for incompetence announce plans to file $1 million libel suits against the university president. The page also notes events at the Mason County Fair where Angela Campbell is crowned fair queen and upcoming classifieds and entertainment sections.
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Marshall
Pomeroy
Mason County
Angela Campbell
Tax reformers add 2.4B relief ahead of debate
Washington action leaders push a large tax reform bill by adding 2.4 billion dollars in relief aimed mainly at low and moderate income recipients. A vote on the reform measure is expected Thursday as sponsors project further outcomes.
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Washington
House
Photo Finish Expected For Vote On Safeguard
In Washington the Senate faced a photo finish on a key vote to bar Safeguard deployment or site acquisition. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith offered a substitute to ban research and testing as well as deployment, with parliamentary rules placing her amendment first.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Senate
Maine
Republican
Mrs. Smith
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Mars Closeups Reveal First Martian South Pole Pictures
Mariner 7 in distant solar orbit sent back closeups of the Martian south pole. Scientists note two large craters appearing like a footprint amid ice or snow drifts. Dr. Robert Sharp and Dr. Robert Leighton of Cal Tech discussed the eerie shapes and possible early Earth similarities.
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Pasadena
Calif
Martian
South Pole
Robert Leighton
Cal Tech
Mars
Ohio Assembly Faces Doubtful Adjournment Tonight
In Columbus the 108th General Assembly may not adjourn by midnight despite a fast pace. House Speaker Kurfess pushes for a quicker finish while battles over the education package and a state employee pay raise continue. Senate panels hear amendments including retroactivity and dates, with bipartisan criticism of delayed effective dates.
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Columbus Ohio
108Th General Assembly
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
Ex-gridder Jim Brown arrested on felony assault charge
Beverly Hills California AP deputies arrest former Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown 33 on a warrant charging felony assault and misdemeanor battery and leaving the scene of a traffic accident. Brown surrendered quietly after being spotted in a car with Candy Kesner 19.
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Jim Brown
Beverly Hills
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Candy Kesner
Golden
Cole
Accused May Have Known Other Victims
A police source says John N. Collins may have known all but one of six other girls slain in the area in 25 months. He faces murder charges in the Beineman case and linked sightings tie him to other campus deaths near Eastern Michigan and the University of Michigan.
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Brush
Brown
John Texeira
Eva Marie de Bahn-Chin
Ann Arbor
Mich
John N. Collins
Salinas
Calif
Roxie Ann Phillips
Collins
Washtenaw County
Michigan
Jane Louise Mixer
University of Michigan Law
Eastern Michigan
Maralynn Skelton
Dawn Basom
McKenney Union
Alice Kasom
University of Michigan
Rubiyat Continental
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Pdekueles
Obmatios Oo
Cs Vese
Sen
Earth
Robert Sharp
California Institute of Technology
Moni
Tors
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Senate Finance Committee
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
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Newark
McDonald
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West Hollywood
Beverly Hill
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Ing
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Ypsilanti
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Kalom
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California
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