Hutto Faces My Lai War Crimes Trial
AP dispatch from McPherson Georgia reports Sgt. Charles Hutto of Tallulah La is to face court martial on assault with intent to murder in the My Lai massacre. He is the third Americal Division member to be tried. Lt. Calley and Sgt. Mitchell precede him. Trial opens with panel selection under Lt. Col. Howard. Hutto joined the Army in 1967, served as light weapons infantryman in Vietnam, and faces up to 20 years if convicted. His civilian attorney Magill has sought dismissal and the judge limited witness testimony to avoid 5th Amendment issues.
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Wwhal
Hutto
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William J. Calley, Jr
Miami
Ft. Benning
David Mitchell
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Ft Hond
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Mitchell
FL. McPherson
Atlanta
Kenneth A. Howard
Army
South China
Criminal Investigation
Hulto
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Shreveport
Ft. Polk
Vietnam
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Hutte
Tias
Hully
Howard Magill
Col. Howard
Hyde
President sends wire to Guilford County bicentennial
President Nixon sent warm greetings to Guilford County at the start of its 200th birthday celebration via a telegram to Dale Montgomery, chair of the Guilford County Bicentennial Commission. The message praised local governance and the county's past determination and vital contributions to national progress.
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Dale Montgomery
High Point
Guilford’ County
Hampshire College pioneers new funding model amid crisis
Hampshire College in Amherst Massachusetts seeks a money making approach built on regional ties and an innovative, environment oriented curriculum. Founded five years ago with 24.5 million raised including a large Ford Foundation grant the school plans to show other small colleges a path forward.
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Hampshie College
Hampshire
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University of Massachussetts
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N C Senators Oppose Cloture on Transport Bill
Washington AP reports North Carolina senators Sam Livin Jg and B Everett Jordan voted against cloture on a 210 million transport bill. The Senate failed to invoke cloture 42 to 44, needing a two thirds majority to proceed.
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North Carolina
Sam Livin Jg
B. Everett Jordan
Ransport
Senate
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