Army acquittals spark debate over My Lai cover up charges
The Army dropped charges against three officers for allegedly covering up My Lai killings, saying evidence was lacking. A day later Marine Private Thomas Boyd was acquitted of murder after testifying he never fired weapons. comrades supported his account. The piece condemns politicized prosecutions and wartime errors under public scrutiny.
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Textile dispute with Japan may strain U S relations
The stalled U S Japan textile talks threaten broader trade ties and could worsen relations. Commerce Secretary Stans backs a bill to cut Japanese imports by about one third while Secretary Rogers opposes quotas, signaling a public policy split and possible global repercussions.
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Lone Star Textiles
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Waylord Means Committee
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Stans
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Hong Kong
Quest for success theme highlights character and service
The excerpt emphasizes character and service as essential to success and critiques modern civilization for self convinced experts. It also notes that freedom of the press includes responsibilities beyond a publisher's right to print propaganda.
Silent Majority Voices Reach University Letters
A pair of UNC Chapel Hill coeds write to defend student protests and challenge coverage of campus dissent. They condemn classroom silence on national issues and urge honest debate, noting professors sometimes defend violence and overthrow as legitimate.
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Daily Crossword and Cryptoquote Puzzle Preview
A front page teaser presents a large crossword with clues across and down plus a cryptogram puzzle. It lists many theme items from riding whip to U S holiday date and includes a sample quote with code letters and instructions for solving the cryptogram.
Vacation Return and Katanga UN Troop Standoff Update
Record files note Blaine Cooper and his wife returning from a three week vacation in Colorado to visit relatives. Premier Moise Tshombe of Katanga said UN troops would have to fight their way into Katanga. Langdon Smith attended a Distributive Education workshop in Austin.
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Colorado
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Katanga
United Nations
Langdon Smith
Austin
Armed U S Forces Hold Fast Behind New Front in Korea
Twenty years ago on August 3 1950 reports show Communist infantry and artillery pounding U S forces on the Western Front as they retreat to a new line about 30 miles west of Pusan. A fire at W L Haas Grocery destroyed bacon. Weevil infestation in south central Texas rose from 30 to 47 percent. National Geographic notes musk ox wool yields 10 miles of yarn per pound.
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