Doctors Charged With Flying Combat Missions In Southeast Asia
Two Air Force physicians allege some flight surgeons served as backseaters on F-4 missions in South Vietnam and Laos violating medical ethics, Geneva Convention rules, and military policy. They provided names to Senator Hughes with at least six others named for documentation.
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Seymour M. Hersh
New York Times News Service
Washington
Southeast Asia
Air Force
South Vietnam
Laos
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
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Kaiser
Seventh Air Force
Saigon
Thailand
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South Vietnamese Forces Suffer Major Recent Defeats Near Saigon
Reported overrun battalions from the 5th Division and multiple ambushes northwest of Saigon left at least 80 soldiers returning to government lines. Viet Cong claimed heavier losses while Saigon reported prisoner releases and ongoing efforts to recover wounded.
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5Th Division
Michelin
Viet Cong
Liberation Radio
Phuong van Tau
Duc Co
U.S
South Vietnam
Laos
Pathet Lao
Sala Phou Khoun
Police Seek Ausley in Teen Held Eight Days in Box
In Virginia and North Carolina authorities hunt Richard W. Ausley a 32 year old Portsmouth carpenter parolee for abducting and sexually assaulting a 13 year old boy held in a buried wooden box for eight days. The box was found by four rabbit hunters after the boy revealed his ordeal. The suspect is described as armed and dangerous and may have fled into the Dismal Swamp.
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Nansemond
S. B. Chapman
Richard W. Ausley
Portsmouth
Ausley
Virginia
North Carolina
Chapman
Pilot plane crash near Rollins house injures none. FAA probes
A small plane crashed at 7:30 a.m. on a loop street in front of the Rollins home after revving engines. Nearby residents reported the takeoff and crash. three cars were damaged by falling tree limbs. FAA investigators arrived later, noting clear weather and excellent visibility.
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Federal Aviation Authority
FAA
Rollins House
Proclamations Set Week Across Cities for Clergy Tribute
Leaders worldwide declare International Clergy Week from Jan 28 to Feb 3. Civitan Club president Cotton Hargett says ministers rabbis and priests will be honored with club hosted events during the week.
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Cotton Hargett
City of Opportunity Civitan Club
Civitan
Nixon Sends Haig to Outline Tentative Peace Terms
A US spokesman declined comment on speculative reports of a pact. Kissinger and Le Duc Tho paused talks on Jan 13 as Nixon consulted in Washington. On Jan 14 Nixon sent Gen. Haig to Saigon and four Asian capitals to outline terms, Haig then met Kissinger and Nixon after returning. Data indicate Thieu accepted major points of the tentative agreement.
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Kissinger
Nixon
Haig
Thieu
Tho
Lagos Officials Say Full Crash Report Delayed
Officials in Lagos 730 miles south of Kano said a full report on the crash is unlikely before Tuesday.
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Lagos
Kano
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