South Vietnamese general charged with six murders
Washington The Army charged Brig. Gen. John W. Donaldson with murdering six South Vietnamese civilians and assaulting others while he commanded the 7th Infantry Brigade Americal Division in 1968 69 in Quang Ngai Province My Lai area. The case mirrors earlier My Lai events with Lt. Col. William Calley already convicted.
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UPE
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Donaldson
Americal
William L. Calleyer
At Unit
My Lai St
Cen
Willan J. Telat
Qiang’ Ngai
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South
Vietnam
My Fai
Uth Brigade
Americal Division
Cal Oran J. Hen
Hospitals seek room-rate hikes to cover rising costs
Trustees at Washington Hospital in Fremont are near approval of a one dollar per day increase for semi private rooms within an 8.04 million budget. St Rose Hospital in Hayward contemplates similar rises to about a dollar per day for two or four bed rooms. Administrators cite wage-driven costs and nursing staff expenses as key factors shaping the proposed increases.
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Washington Hospital
Fremont
Seco Hospital
St. Rose
Hayward
Dean Vaislekre
Lospital
San Leandro Memorial
St. Hose
van Metre
SU Iney
Littlest Colt Born to Hayward Family
The Ledo family of 25601 Clover Road Hayward reports a tiny newborn foal named Lille Bit born May 15. The unexpected offspring, described as very small and weighing lightly, was tended by Troy Leds and linked to the family’s Christmas pony Missie.
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Clover Road
Hayward
Little Bit
Troy Leds
Troy
Missie
Lille
Didi
Apparent death by own action in Castro Valley car blaze
Carl Weare a 60s retired building contractor of 20907 Wisteria Ave Castro Valley was found to have set his station wagon on fire inside a garage after pouring gasoline on the interior. Neighbors said he refused to answer and told a passerby not to bother him. The coroner lists the death as apparent self-inflicted act. Weare’s wife Paula was hospitalized in shock but released.
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Weare
Poutl
Holmdahl Forces Budget Shelving in California Senate
Senator John Holmdahl led a surprise move to shelve the $7.52 billion state budget on the Senate Finance Committee, delaying a tax increase plan and leaving the measure indecisive with under a month to the July 1 deadline. Democrats blocked the budget to force a tax package, while Republicans united with Holmdale against immediate floor action.
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John Holmdahl
Oakland
Senate Once Committee
Tolmdahl
Helmdale
Randolph Collier
Yreka
Reagan
Mass murders Corona enters innocent plea in Yuba City
Corona appeared for arraignment on slayings of farm workers near the Weather River and central California town, wearing a blue shift and facing a formal plea. The courtroom proceedings were held with security tight as deputies guarded spectators and the judge ordered arraignment closed.
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So Qually Sons
Flewis
Mud Cain
Cougi
Celaniey
Roy van den Dirgeel
Marysville
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Aviven
Yuba
Caronn
Holtiing
Ray Whitwaker
Aidle
Fouthou
Iitaleesie
Raven
Uientil
Swith
Marge J. de Dhavkins
Nixon Would Alter Revenue Sharing Pushed in Hearings
Hearings opened on revenue-sharing reform as Administration officials and lawmakers debated a possible compromise. Secretaries and committee members pressed for a bill to pass the House and Senate, weighing safeguards and the scope of federal aid while facing Supreme Court questions.
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Andere
Turkish sharpshooter rescues hostage in Istanbul
In Istanbul a Turkish Navy sharpshooter and an army marksman opened fire from an apartment building across the street, ending a hostage situation tied to a kidnapping and murder case. A captive, Sibel Kin, and assailants were involved as security forces tightened the operation. Cavan, one of the captors, was wounded and captured. hospital reports noted his chest injury and jaw damage.
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Navy
Ahmet
Cibangir
Mutip Cowan
Jthour
Wax Myer
Sibel Kin
Wee
Tsraeli
Dita
Ephrinee Elion
Spl Securit
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Cavan
Siicl
Asu
Queters
Citeingir
Ani
Geome
Spring Warmth Expected With Mild Skies Tomorrow
The weatherman predicts a high near 70 and a low around 45 with generally fair skies. Clouds may thicken late with some low cloud cover, and more weather details appear on page 28.
Agnew accuses media bias during May Washington protests
Vice President Spiro Agnew charged that national networks gave biased and unequal coverage to antiwar demonstrators while promoting pro war veteran activities. He spoke to Mutual Broadcasting affiliate leaders arguing for balanced reporting and equal time for dissidents.
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Spiro T. Agenew
Washington
Agnew
Mie
Mutual Broadcasting Avsion
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