One-Sided Report General Denies Vietnam Charges
Brig. Gen. John W. Donaldson denies Vietnam murder charges as based on a one sided army report. He says the investigation was incomplete and expresses faith in the military judicial system. The case involves six civilian deaths and two assaults during 1968 in Quang Ngai Province. McCloskey, also charged, is not linked to Donaldson. Hutchin will review and decide whether to proceed toward grand jury style action. My Lai connections noted with Henderson facing separate charges.
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Washington
South Vietnam
John W. Donaldson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Criminal Intelligence Division
Donaldson
United States Army
U.S
West Point
Pentagon
Quang Ngai Province
William J McCloskey
Americal Division
11Th Infantry Brigade
Claire Hutchin
1St Army
Hutchin
Anthony B. Herbert
11Th Brigade
My Lai
McCloskey
Tme
Oran K. Henderson
Ft. Meade
Pharmacy Board
All Schwarzkopf
Minipolis
House
Schwarzkopf
Senate
William B. Dosland Moorhead
Conference Committee
Justices of the Peace
Dosland
Senate to Probe Military Drug Problem as Endemic
Two Senate subcommittees will investigate drug addiction among U S soldiers and veterans, deeming it an endemic disease. A June 9 review covers Pentagon policy and a June 15-16 joint hearing examines lack of treatment for addicted personnel discharged as undesirable or for bad conduct.
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Washington
U.S
Senate
Pentagon
Armed Services
Vance Hartke
Indiana Democrat
Veterans’ Affairs Committee
Senate Welfare
Mittee
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Veterans Subcommittee On Health and Hospitals
Alan Cranston
Calif
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Vietnam
Congressional
Administration
Air Force
Army
Navy
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Cesmen
Veterans Administration Hospital
Cranston
Old Photo Sparks Tax Compromise In Minnesota 1959
A 12 year old photo found near a tax hearings scene in AUL Minnesota stirs lawmakers as they push for a compromise to resolve a lingering tax impasse. The 1959 conference committee and testimony shape a path between Gov Wendell Anderson and House leaders as hearings resume.
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AUL, Minn
Minnesota
House
Senate
Peter S. Popovich
St. Paul
Tax Conference
Richard O'Dea
O'Dea
Jerome Blatz
Wendell Anderson
Dflers
Ernest Lindstrom
Lindstrom
DFL
Nicholas Coleman
Anderson
Public Service Jobs Bill Passes House Amid Administration Opposition
Washington AP reports a $5 billion Democratic public service jobs program cleared the House despite strong White House resistance. Treasury Secretary Connally plans a Capitol Hill trip to pitch the Nixon revenue sharing proposal to Ways and Means. Senate leaders weigh limits on draft extension debate and two committees to probe drug addiction among soldiers and veterans.
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Washington
W. Ton
Secretary of the Treasury
John B.connally
Capitol Hill
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Sheriff Seeks More Graves As Search Continues Near Yuba City
Sheriff Roy D Whiteaker says more slain transients and farm workers lie buried in concealed graves in orchards north of Yuba City A 37 year old labor contractor Juan Corona faces 10 murder counts after 10 bodies were exhumed The dig site had been flooded but dry weather has made it accessible infrared aerial photography will help locate disturbed soil and one more grave remains underwater until it dries
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Yuba City
Calif
Roy D. Whiteaker
Feather River
Juan V. Corona
Justice Court
Whiteaker
J. J. Hankins
Coona
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