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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1971

Page

3

Record of Vietnam murder sentences cut in military reviews

The 22 American servicemen convicted of premeditated murder in Vietnam saw life sentences reduced to five to ten years on appeal. Seven soldiers, 13 Marines, and one sailor were affected before Calley. A case similar to Calley’s involved Sgt Walter Griffen, whose murder conviction was reduced and ultimately upheld on appeal.

Washington William L. Calley Vietnam Calley My Lai Thomas C. Stevens Military Board of Review Nixon Jerry G. Louvier Court of Military Appeals Griffen Gneral Board of Review Army

Link Calley trial to suspect's defense

Capt. Eugene Kotoue, charged with maiming a Viet Cong suspect, will seek immunity from prosecution based on his testimony at Lt. William L. Calley Jr.’s trial. Kotoue, 36, faces a pre trial hearing in Fort McPherson on accusations he cut part of a finger during interrogation and wounded another man on the neck with a knife.

FT. Mcpherson, Ga UPI Eugene Kotoue William L. Calley Jr Kotoue Humboldtn Neb My Lai

Senate rejects sex education changes in bill vote

The Senate rejected a bill allowing teachers to use sex education materials without parental approval. The author predicted a future vote passage. In a separate military case, Capt. Norman Cooper outlined immunity and speedy-trial issues for Kotouc, with a tentative April 26 court martial start.

Sacramento Senate Madison Wright Kotouc

Marines ease policy on leaves for new recruits

In San Diego the first Marines since the Korean War may go home after nine weeks of training. About 192 of 259 graduates favored the plan, with Camp Pendleton previously requiring 17 years of combat prep. Parris Island starts similar policy. other services have allowed home leaves since World War II. The shift aims to aid recruiting after a slower civilian-like first week.

Camp Pendleton Parris Island S.C Army Navy Air Force Marine Corps

Navy drops charges against Viet amputee who hit nurse

Viet veteran Lance Cpl. Charles Stewart, 19, of Connellsville Pennsylvania, who lost both legs after stepping on a land mine in Vietnam, had charges for striking a nurse and for abusive language dropped by the Philadelphia Naval Base. The Navy said a special court martial would be avoided to continue his medical and psychiatric treatment. Stewart told reporters he had planned a court-martial to prove his innocence and recalled fear during his operations. He admitted striking the nurse during the blood draw but maintained fear and trauma influenced his actions.

Philadelphia Navy Lance Cpl Charles Stewart Connellsville Vietnam Cmdr Rosemary Geraghty Philadelphia Naval Base Stewart States Japan

Ex Senator Gerald P Nye in critical condition after heart attack

Former Senator Gerald P Nye of North Dakota, age 78, is in critical condition at Georgetown Hospital after suffering a heart attack on April 2. He was moved out of and back into the intensive care unit, has long been an isolationist voice, and once led a committee probing the munitions industry.

Washington Gerald P. Nye North Dakota Georgetown Nye U.S. Senate John Moses U.S United States

Constellation Docks in San Diego Faces Antiwar Protest

Leaders of the Concerned Officers Movement said the U S aircraft carrier Constellation would be greeted by a demonstration when she arrives at San Diego home port Thursday. An all night vigil by 300 protesters Sunday backed the antiwar protest against deployment to waters off Vietnam.

Bremerton, Wash UPI Concerned Officers Movement U.S Constellation San Diego Connie Vietnam

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