U S accused of maiming tactics to terrify foe
Two university professors return from Asia with claims that American weapons are designed to maim rather than kill to terrorize North Vietnamese and civilians. They describe meetings with Chou En Lai, Dong Van Doc, and Sihanouk, and discuss U S China relations and potential scientific exchanges.
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Vietnam
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Sihanouk
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Judge dismisses conspiracy charges against Seale and Huggins
In New Haven Connecticut UPI reports Judge Harold M Mulvey dismissed conspiracy charges against Bobby G Seale and Ericka Huggins after ruling an unbiased jury could not be formed. Huggins was freed while Seale remains jailed with bail review set before the U S Court of Appeals in Chicago. The case concerned Rackley death and related counts amid a four month jury selection process that yielded 1500 candidates and a mixed white and Black panel.
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Militants to police troubled Chattanooga district
Authorities handed policing of a black district to what officials called young black militants after five nights of violence. The move coincided with a calmer Tuesday night, scarce firebombing and sniping, 14 arrests, and a 7 pm to 5 am curfew eased slightly as National Guard units supported police efforts.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
UPI
Claude Armour
Armour
Chattanooga
National Guard
Soldier Testimony Sparks Pentagon Budget Grievances
Former private turned lieutenant colonel Edward L. King told Sen. Allen J. Ellender the Army wastes manpower and money. He cited high pay for noncombat officers, a large noncombat staff, and outdated gear, urging analysis before approving the 78.7 billion defense budget.
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Allen J. Ellender
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
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U.S. Army
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Nuernberg
Germany
Swalish Hall
Mystery missiles found by South Vietnamese near DMZ
UPI report from Saigon notes South Vietnamese infantry three miles below the DMZ uncovered 98 heavy rockets dubbed mystery missiles by allied officers who could not identify them. The find came after clashes that left at least 60 Communist soldiers dead and involved 120 rounds of 140 millimeter rockets and many other ordnance.
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Saigon
UPI
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
North
South Vietnam
Stewart Kellerman
Kellerman
U.S
da Nang
Vietnam
Army judge rejects motion top brass testify on My Lai
In a pretrial ruling at Fort Meade, Col Oran Henderson’s defense failed to prove that Gen Westmoreland and Secretary Resor are relevant witnesses. The judge refused to compel top brass or the Peers Commission members to testify but allowed out of court interviews if new evidence emerges.
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