Tearful Embrace for Pilot Who Survived Red Prison
Warrant Officer Malcolm V. Loepke, released after three months in North Korea, is greeted by his wife Diane and their son Donald at Ft. Knox. An Army spokesman says he will undergo medical exams and convalescent leave before reassignment.
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Inquiries on Lottery Flood Draft Boards
California draft boards report a surge of telephone inquiries after the lottery list was published. State Selective Service officials met in Sacramento to plan handling. A secretary noted the phones rang constantly while Southern California boards reported calls tapering later in the week. Question persistently asked: should young men drop deferments and wait for next year.
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Pentagon to send team to probe My Lai massacre
Gen William Westmoreland said a Pentagon team will visit Vietnam to gather all information on the alleged My Lai killings. The probe will include questioning witnesses to the deaths of 109 Vietnamese civilians in the village.
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Battleship Missouri Named Public Nuclear Fallout Shelter
The retired battleship Missouri is designated a public nuclear fallout shelter with capacity for 2,200 persons. It is stocked with food water medical supplies sanitary equipment and radiological monitoring devices at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard as part of the Navy mothball fleet.
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Calley Called To Pentagon In My Lai Inquiry
Pentagon statements report a limited brigade finding of inadvertent civilian deaths at My Lai and no basis for disciplinary action. MacCrate and Walsh named as special and associate special counsels to the Peers inquiry. Medina's libel suit against Time seeks 110 million dollars over a Dec 5 Time piece. Vice President Agnew and Sen. Dodd react to My Lai coverage and calls for reconstruction and accountability.
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Barber Clocks 313 Heads in 72 Hours for Charity
St Louis barber Guy Mudd completed a 72 hour hair cutting marathon to raise funds for a crippled children’s fund. He claimed a world record with 313 heads shaved, though the official count depended on continuous snipping rather than head count.
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