Private Barboza Seeks New Chance At Fort Leavenworth
In July 1966 a military Board of Review weighs Barboza’s claims after a 20 year sentence for murder for shooting a Dominican youth near a Santo Domingo hospital. Capriolo argues anger and ego prompted the act while Hagopian defends Barboza’s conduct as a sentry performing duty.
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Santo Domingo
Barboza
Army Board of Review
Perasroones
Richard Capriolo
Jacob Hagopian
Capriolo
Johnson Got Things Done and Congress Followed
Washington AP Barry Schweid notes Johnson faced a slow Congress after early momentum, with major bills stalled by Vietnam war pressures and internal splits. Despite a few enacted measures, opposition and filibusters loom, delaying civil rights and urban programs as the session winds down.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
John F. Kennedy
White House
Ken “Dy
Johnson
Senate
House
Viet Nam
House Rules Committee
Fall 118 Feet Fatal to Man in Lonoke Work Site
Larry Golleher 18 of near Carlisle was killed Tuesday after falling 118 feet from a scaffold at Lonoke grain Dryer Co. He was working there for the summer. a company spokesman said a cable gave way and he fell. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ed Golleher.
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Lonoke, Ark
Larry Golleher
Carlisle
Lonoke Grain Dryer Co
Golleher
Ed Golleher
Barboza Board review could free or retry convicted soldier
Hope Arkansas Star reports testimony alleging Smith blocked Goddard from talking to Barboza to steer a cover up. Capriolo says Barboza admitted to signing a statement that the Dominican man was dead. The Board of Review will soon decide to reverse the court martial, uphold, reduce, or order retrial. Barboza remains a convicted murderer.
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Barboza
Hagopian
John Smith
Army
Criminal Investigation Division
CID
Santo Domingo
Philip Goddard
Smith
Dr. Goddard
Supreme Court
Escobedo
Illinois
Goddard
Capriolo
Board of Review
Gene Barboza
Doctor's Mail: Cholesterol Diet Debates And Mental Health Help
Readers ask which factors truly affect heart disease risk as a British study questions fat avoidance. The column weighs diet, weight, and sugar, noting mixed results and a shift toward overall lifestyle. Also covers guidance on obtaining psychiatric care for family illness and free clinic options.
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American Heart Association
Wayne G. Brandstadt
Brandstadt
Peru Sees Jet Age Lift From Siesta to Silk Road
Lima is riding a new era as jets shorten travel times and tourism boosts the economy. President Fernando Belaunde Terry seeks growth for Peru’s 12 million people, noting fishing superiority and export potential while wary of France’s upcoming nuclear tests. Kennedy warns of isolation within nations as Peru remains a seacoast and mountain nation with distant villages.
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Belaunde
Alliance of Progress
Alianza
Peru
Lima
U.S
Latin America
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Niff International
New York
France
South Pacific
United States
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Ohser
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Eaning
Amazon
Indianapolis
Roy Anderson
Agency
Hempstead
Sleeping Nation
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Democrat
Bill Arnold
Wemboet
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