Westmoreland urges Ford to authorize air strikes and mining
Gen William Westmoreland said Ford should be able to order B52 strikes in Indochina and mine Haiphong harbor to pressure Communist supply lines. He argued U S credibility hinges on aiding Indochina allies, despite Paris cease-fire prohibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Wiliam
Westmoreland
Vietnam
Ford
Indochina
Haiphong
White House
U.S
Haiphong Harbor
Congress
Paris
Oklahoma City couple linked to ritual slaying held for extradition
David Nyberg 19 and Dee Lou Davis 18 appeared in Oklahoma County court as they waived extradition to Florida on first degree murder charges. Investigators say Kenneth Houston 20 was stabbed to death in Tampa in a ritualistic killing. Nyberg announced himself a wizard and Davis a witch, and authorities traced the case from Tampa to Arlington and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Florida
David Nyberg
Washington, D.C
Dee Lou Davis
Arlington
Oklahoma County
Ray Najfeh
Tampa
Feditol
Kenneth Robert Houstony
Houston
Arthur Eggers
Virginia
Royce Robinson
Bill Tays
Nyberg
Miss Davis
Robinson
David E. Nyberg
St. James Episcopal Church
Neifeh
Oklahoma City Junior College
Eggers
Bill Isley
Isley
Richmond seeks its minutes held in California
Richmond officials dispute Huntington Library's custody of 11 years of city council minutes from 1796 to 1807 found in California. Councilman Raymond Royall and writer Robert Waitt urge return to Richmond, while the library and archivist Dr Louis H Manarin defend keeping or restricting access. The Brock collection at Huntington includes other Virginia government records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
California
Huntington Library
San Marino
Raymond Royall
Royall
Robert Waitt
Bruce Henry
Library
Virginia
R. A. Brock
Henry
Brock
Louis H. Manarin
Virginia State Library
State Library
Manarin
Fairfax County
Amherst, Botetourt
Caroline Counties
First In Freedom slogan on plates triggers constitutional clash
North Carolina troopers may arrest drivers who tape over the First in Freedom slogan on state license plates. Duke law professor and NC CLU attorney say such arrests violate the First Amendment. Patrol officials say enforcement depends on the incident, labeling it a minor nonhazardous moving violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina Highway Patrol
Duke University
North Carolina Civil Liberties Union
Norman Smith
Greensboro
Walter Dellinger
Duke
North Carolina
Dellinger
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Cambodia
Phnom Perth
Pochentang
Westy
South Vietnam
Satan
Ebeth Leggett
Nor-Dan
Gregory General Store
Down
Ofal
Deerwood Springs
THE
Vic Phillips Jr
Mar
Deerwood
Danville
Keister Richardson
Chatham
Highway Patrol
Jack Cabe
Cabe
Smith
Civil Liberties Union
Riverside Or
Denville
Theseae
Schewel Furniture CO
Craghead
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