Calley Case Sparks Worldwide Debate On Civilians
A UPI dispatch notes Lt. William L. Galley Jr. received a prison sentence for premeditated murder in Vietnam. The piece questions civilian immunity in war, cites My Lai, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki, and asks if rules of warfare need revision amid calls to limit armaments. It suggests Calley’s case may start a global dialogue on fighting civilians.
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William L. Galley, Jr
South Vietnam
United Press International
Saigon
da Nang
Phu Thanh
UPI
Calley
My Lai
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
United States
Japan
Europe
Cailey
U.S. News and World Report
Frank Hilton
Frank
Pennsylvania Farmer’s Association
Penn Harris Motor Inn
Kenneth Bostwick
North East
Calvin Henry
Waterford
William Goodwin
Girard
John McCune
Indiana
Bellomini
Polaski
The Presidents Daily News Briefing translator
A cabinet style summary shows how a translator converts brief media items for the President. It notes NRA declines Ed Kennedy address at its convention. Globe's Storin calls Kennedy strong. Kennedy praised at the Gridiron dinner. McCloskey vows run. CRA censures him to switch parties. Nixon relies on government reports for daily briefing.
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NRA
EMK
Storm of Globe
Matthew Storin
White House
The
Boston Globe
Kennedy
Washington
McCloskey
CRA
Gulfstream Day With Wolfson and a Handicapping System
A lively afternoon at Gulfstream Park features Louis Wolfson inviting the narrator to his box for $2 bets to drift, while the group discards luck and tallies small wins and losses. The scene includes references to race horses, betting outs, and a candid talk about friendships, money, and past industry mentors.
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Gulfstream Park
Louis Wolfson
Hirsch Jacobs
Mrs. B
Miss Jacobs
Gulfstream
Lou Wolfson
Willy
Breakfast at the mansion governor pushes limited reforms
The governor outlines spending cuts and a single new anti drug program while advocating abortion law liberalization at a bargain price. He argues this could cut welfare costs though he disagrees with others on the issue. The piece details slate of bills and political maneuvers.
Grassroots opinion on labor unions and economic impact
A Lewisville Texas reader urges unions and guilds to research wage and benefit effects before contract talks. The letter argues that inflation harms all, including union members, and that self-interest groups should accept broader responsibility for Americans and their members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Texas
Corry Hiring Surges in March Reflecting Spring Rise
March job hiring in Corry nearly doubled February amid the spring surge. Stewart Long of the State Employment Service announced the rise and noted improved hiring prospects. Ajax Iron Works secured a Defense Order priority for engine accessory parts, easing material shortage fears. The Northwestern Pennsylvania circuit standings show Corry in a 10-2 division success. Fifteen candidates trained for the 1931 Corry High School baseball team as Coach Sedric McCall prepared for the April 27 opener vs Warren. Interior redecorating at the Stanford Hose Company station is done by unemployed members granted a few days work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Long
Corry High School
Sedric McCall
Warren
Stanford Hose Company
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Harbor View Farms
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Pennsylvania
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Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
Senate
Donald Oesterling
General State Authority
Warren Pediatrics Center
New Castle Swimming Pool
Edinboro College
Reid Bennett
Mercer
Bob Bellomint
Bernie Dombroski
Robert Slencak
Harborcresk High School
Lawrence Park Commissioners
Ways and Means
New Jersey
Corry
Ajax Iron Works
Sonacely
Corrym Captur Joners
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