My Lai massacre reports fuel sensational legal battles
The article discusses allegations that Medina shot a child in the face and quotes lawyer Bailey predicting a multi million dollar libel case against publications. Bailey questions photos from My Lai, cites alternative explanations such as artillery fire, and notes Kennedy condemning the incident. Legislators investigated the massacre arriving with tanks, hearing civil witnesses who saw shooting and corpses but did not witness American soldiers firing.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D‘smass
JS Kennedy
Sen- Fale
Republic of Viet Nam
My Lai
Tinto
Dance Teacher Arrested in Friend's Death
A Houston dance instructor Alberto Ballesteros, 38, was jailed in Los Angeles on Tuesday for murder investigation after police say he dragged a body from a hotel. The victim, Victor Gamborina Gallardo, 34, a fellow Dance City USA instructor, was shot in a field. Detectives say Ballesteros told staff the deceased was drunk as they pursued him. Ballesteros was arrested nearby after authorities tailed him. The pair had just returned from a two week Japan folk dance tour. A Dante City URA spokesman commented Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Alberto Ballesteras
Victor Gamborina Gallardo
Dance City USA
Ronald Srnter
Ballesteros
Employes
Japan
Dante City
URA
Youth Electrocuted Climbing Line at Costa Mesa Substation
An 11 year old boy, Martin Rutan of Costa Mesa, was electrocuted Tuesday night while climbing a high tension line at a Southern California Edison substation in Costa Mesa, Orange County. Police said burglars forced open the front door of Roy West at 6 Linden Ave and took a television valued at $160.
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Southern California Edison Company
Costa Mesa
Orange County
Martin Rutan
Avalon St
Roy West
Linden Ave
Lapin Fired by Fannie Mae After Romney Pressure
Lapin says he was dismissed by FNMA on the unanimous board vote and with backing from Secretary Romney. He alleges Romney demanded a subordinate who would take orders, while Lapin asserts Nixon criticized his office and that Lapin refused a resignation deal. He hired Justice Goldberg’s firm to pursue his rights.
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FNMA
George Romney
Lapin
Romney
New York
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Tin
Richard G. van Dusen
Housing and Urban Development
van Dusen
Death plots and suspects in Tate killing case
Grand jury planned for Tate murders and linked killings at Benedict Canyon. Deputy district attorneys said witnesses and suspects would be called. some murder weapons had been recovered. Police Chief Davis linked the Tate murders to the LaBianca case as a hippie cult, with possible separate trials for connected killings. Suspects include Linda Kasabian, Charles Watson, and Patricia Kernwinkel, among others, arrested across multiple states.
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Los Angeles
Edward Davis
Grand Jury
Miss Tate
Abigail Folger
Jay Sebring
Woitych Frykowski
Benedict Canyon
Steven Parent
Tate
Davis
Aaron Slovitz
la Blanca
Milk tax battle begins in California schools
A US district court suit filed Tuesday challenges California's annual milk charge of about 10 dollars per child in schools, calling it a children’s milk tax and claiming it deprives 500000 needy children of school milk. The case cites federal civil rights laws and the constitution. hearing set January 21 in San Jose before Judge Peckham. Plaintiffs include 13 farm worker children from San Benito County. defendants include Agriculture Secretary Hardin and State Superintendent Rafferty.
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San Francisco
SPI
California
State Department of Education
Robert F. Peckham
San Jose
San Benito County
California Legal Assistance Foundation
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Max Rafferty
Mother of 3 elected to Los Angeles City Council
Mrs Pat Russell, a 45 year old mother of three, was elected Tuesday night to the Los Angeles City Council succeeding L E Timberlake. She won the special sudden death election after a faltering start as returns from the Sixth District election came in.
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Pat Russell
Los Angeles
L. E. ‘Timberlake
Suit Filed to Recall Two Liberal Judges
Sacramento Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield filed two recall petitions with the secretary of state's office aiming to remove Los Angeles Superior Court judges Robert W. Kenny and Jerry Pacht. He cites liberal judicial philosophy and cites Pacht's UC Regents decision on Angela Davis as evidence. Wakefield must gather 200,000 valid signatures in Los Angeles County within six months to trigger a recall election.
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Sacramento
Floyd Wakefield
Secretary of State’s Office
Los Angeles
Pacht
University of California Board of Regents
Angela Davis
Kenny
Wakefield
Los Angeles County
Bishop to Meet Protesters Over Laguna Camp Demands
San Diego bishop Leo T. Maher said he would meet Saturday with Mexican-American leaders to discuss demands after about 60 members of the La Reza troupe attempted to seize Camp Oliver in the Laguna mountains. Sheriff's deputies arrested six members Monday night for trespassing but released them on their own recognizance.
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San Diego
Leo T. Maher
Roman Catholic
GIs Freed After North Korean Capture Incident
The three U S soldiers released from captivity were flown to Ascom City’s 21st Evacuation Hospital after a light unarmed utility helicopter they were aboard was shot down over North Korea during a training flight. Hofstatter suffered open wounds in the right knee while his companions appeared in good health after 3% months in captivity.
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Hofstatter
U.S .21St Evacuation
Ascom City
Seoul
United States
U.S
North Korea
Independent notice fragment shows delivery and entry details
The readable part references a delivery entry and addresses on Pine Avenue with mentions of dates and names, suggesting a local shipping or delivery notice. The disjointed OCR yields limited actionable facts but indicates an event involving Pine Avenue and a delivery entry.
Three Ordered to Trial in Medical Fraud Case
In Los Angeles Superior Court, osteopath Wendell G. Hendricks 55 of San Diego, Rev. Kenneth W. Knos president of Universal Life Research Foundation San Bernardino, and Valig Arbateh 69 retired nurse of Orange were ordered to stand trial. Each faces three felony counts including attempted grand theft and conspiring to practice medicine without a license over a treatment called catalytic-cellular therapy using injections of cells from unborn lamb organs. Hendricks’ medical license reportedly has been revoked.
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Hendricks
San Diego
Fulbright attacks Navy PR spending and VIP cruises
Senator Fulbright accused the Navy of using taxpayer funds for a propa ganda campaign through a $10 million annual public relations program. He cited 13 VIP cruises for cooperating reporters and businessmen, mostly to Hawaii, financed by the program and criticized the effort as undemocratic. He noted 1,106 news releases, 39,000 photos, and 49 news films including Why Vietnam.
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UPI
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Navy
Fulbright
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam
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