Harbert and Feeley Feath Freedom Meeting At Camp Malley
Proeneirville Pennsylvania reports that Mary Ann Harbert and Tee Fee were to meet briefly with reporters for the first time since their release from communist captivity. A spokesman said Fee would read a prepared statement and answer no questions, while Harbert would pose for a late morning photograph. Both had undergone medical exams after a restful night and a hearty breakfast at Malley Forge Army Hospital.
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Penderson conviction urged in My Lai slay case
Washington prosecutors urged a mixed jury of generals and colonels to convict Henderson 51 commander of the brigade involved in the My Lai operation. Maj Carll J Tichenor told two generals and seven colonels that 62 prosecution witnesses proved disgraceful conduct and self humiliation of a United States Army colonel in the nearly three month trial.
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Packard to give away millions to charity
Former Deputy Defense official David Packard, who resigned this week as chairman of the Hewlett Packard board, plans to donate 18.8 million dollars in stock to charity to avoid conflicts of interest. Packard helped found HP in Palo Alto decades ago, and his investment grew from 600 dollars to 300 million before his Washington tenure ending in 1988.
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Cambodian army graft exposed in phantom soldiers probe
Cambodian anticorruption drive targets the royal armed forces uncovering senior officers padding pay for phantom soldiers. A census of battalions and brigades shows 86 battalions with paper strength of 500 each, many combat ineffective, while officers allegedly Ordered equipment for non-existent troops and pocketed about 15 000 per phantom soldier per month.
Tornadoes and High Winds Rampage Midwest Cities
Severe storms tore across Missouri and Illinois with high winds and tornadoes. Injuries reported in Springfield Missouri and the Popular Bluff region as trailers overturned and roofs ripped off. A 12 mile stretch of southeast Illinois suffered extensive damage. High wind warnings were issued for Illinois ahead of a potential second surge.
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U N Hopes for Action on British French Resolution
United Nations tensions rise as India Pakistan peace efforts stall. Britain and France work on a mild open resolution, seeking a ceasefire and political settlement in East Pakistan, while United States China favor Pakistan and Soviet Union balks at terms. Poland proposes transfer of power to Mujibur Rahman and troop withdrawals. China signals support for a proposed plan pending broader backing.
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Indo Pakistan War Flash Across Front Lines
Reported fierce fighting between Indian and Pakistani forces stretches across the eastern and western fronts with Pakistan claiming 570 Indian deaths and Indian forces advancing within about four miles of Chittagong. Both sides claim tactical gains as bombardment hits Dhaka suburbs and key targets in the city core. Diplomatic channels in Singapore and the United Nations discuss cease fire measures while allied ships move through regional waters. Local reports note bombardment of the eastern city outskirts and disputed claims of a Pakistani brigade surrender.
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Nixon may cancel Moscow trip over Indo Pakistan war
Nixon weighs delaying his May Moscow summit if the Soviet Union continues to back India in the India Pakistan war. A high official notes U S pressure on Mogow relations could trigger a broader reassessment of ties with the Soviet Union, while the administration seeks to prevent West Pakistan's dismemberment and press for a cease fire.
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Senate opens hearings on barbiturate abuse rise
Senate hearings open on barbiturate abuse amid concerns they may surpass heroin as the nation's most dangerous drug. Senator Birch Bayh cites medical opinion that barbiturates have replaced heroin and opium as top threats to youth. Tests warn of brain damage from escalating doses and dangers of mainlining the drug into veins.
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Local newspaper masthead with errors and garbled data
A damaged OCR reads like a Bay Area publication listing subscription rates and office contacts. It cites The Doile Reeiew and The Baily Review with unclear location data including Hayward and Alameda County California. Names and addresses are jumbled, with stray phone numbers and mis-spelled terms.
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California
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Fremont
Commission for remapping called in California politics
Sacramento moves to convene a five member commission to redraw state Senate and Assembly districts after legislators failed to act. The panel aims to produce a plan governing reapportionment not beholden to incumbents, with contentions over legality and court challenges pending.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Houston Flournoy
Lyelle J. Younger
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Split City Opinion on Remapping
Hayward council members divided over Lt. Gov. Reichke move to convene a state reapportionment commission. Mayor Howell will place the issue on next week’s agenda, seeking council approval or denial. Councilmen Cooper and Weinreb voiced conflicting views.
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