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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1973
Page
5
The first phase of a disarmament pact between the government and militants ends its 69 day occupation as weapons lists and insurgent names are turned over. Security perimeters see activity with arrests and warnings of future takeovers amid optimism.
A 17 year old from Greenville South Carolina was charged with first degree murder in the death of Ross Cochran 17 of Fresno California muffled by a makeshift altar and bound with ropes. John Gasper 35 of Daytona Beach faced charges as an accessory after the fact and narcotics possession. Police said Hester led others as a high priest in witchcraft and Satanism.
Washington sources say Gen Cushman authorized CIA material use in the Ellsberg psychiatrist burglary at the request of Ehrlichman. Officials say Cushman faced FBI questioning and accepted responsibility while Krogh and Hunt framed the operation with CIA disguises and safe houses.
Morgan County hosts a busier calendar with the Falkville School Band Spring Concert at 7 p.m. at the school auditorium and multiple meetings at churches clubs and civic groups. Several seminars and tours focus on tourism and local history while recreational and religious events fill the weekend schedule across Decatur Hartselle and surrounding areas.
More than 400 warplanes flooded the sky as Israel celebrated its 25th year with prayers and a three hour parade in Jerusalem. 300,000 spectators filled the streets while Golda Meir and Ben Gurion watched as jets formed blue and white symbols and 160 tanks moved by. The event drew UN criticism over route through Arab East Jerusalem and domestic opposition citing welfare needs and warlike image.
The first Mekong River convoy to Phnom Penh in two weeks arrived today after a tanker was sunk and fires burned two freighters. Insurgents reportedly overran a post 34 miles northwest, killing about 100 troops. Government gunboats rescued tanker crew who jumped overboard.
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