Nixon signals troop cuts and Vietnam progress plans
President Nixon indicated the war would end regardless of Paris talks and said a troop reduction with replacement by South Vietnamese forces could occur within two to three weeks. He noted continuing efforts to shift combat roles and reduce U.S. ground forces.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Granger School Board Rejects Chavez Appearance
Granger Washington officials refuse use of a school for United Farm Workers leader Cesar Chavez. Chavez is slated to speak December 21 as part of a four day Pacific Northwest tour.
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Granger School Board
United Farm Worker
Cesar Chavez
Chavez
Granger
Pacific Northwest
High seas cause widespread beach flood damage across OC
Police and county crews battled rising tides from a three day storm. In Surfside about 40 homes flooded with water a foot deep while bulkheads and sand dikes protected Seal Beach. Newport Beach reported little damage and 39 Carpinteria homes flooded with risk of undermined houses if today’s high tides return.
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Sam D'Amico
Sunset
Surfside
D'Amico
Pacific Coast Highway
Orange County Department of Parks and Beaches
Sunset Beach
U.S. 101
Ventura
Santa Barbara
Rincon Beach
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Indicted in Tate Case Move Facing Extradition and Trial
Six defendants including Patricia Krenwinkel Charles Watson Leslie Lankston and others are indicted for murder and conspiracy tied to the Tate LaBianca killings. Grand jury met briefly arraignments set for December 10 in Los Angeles as witnesses testified and police investigators described key details of the brutal crimes.
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Los Angeles
Mobile
Ala
Charles Watson
Copeland
Tex
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Tate
LaBianca
Leslie Lankston
Sybil Brand Institute
Independence
Los Angeles Hall of Justice
Superior Court
William Keene
Cycle Club
Danny DeCarlo
DeCarlo
Hinman
Camermen
Miss Tate
Friinds
Abigail Folger
Woitych Frankowski
Jay Sevring
Steven Parent
Benedict Canyon
Roman Polansky
Silverlake
Calley Defense Seeks Dismissal Over Media Influence
Calley’s attorney Maj. Kenneth Raby seeks dismissal claiming rights were prejudiced by overwhelming media coverage. The motion argues public passion and potential bias of military jurors could affect the verdict. It calls for production of interview records and Peers investigations, and notes a midweek decision on a second soldier’s court-martial.
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Kenneth Raby
William T. Peers
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Miami
Fla
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Pentagon Board
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My Lai
Frederick W. Watke
123Rd
Dennis Johnson
David Mitchell
Supreme Court rules tax on untaxed drugs valid in narcotics cases
The Supreme Court upheld prosecutions of sellers of untaxed heroin and marijuana, affirming that required tax forms apply to drug transactions and do not incriminate buyers. Justices Black and Douglas dissented, saying the regime is punitive for impossible compliance.
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Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Anthony Roccograndi
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Gov
James Minor
Michael Buie
New York City
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California
American Civil Liberties Union
Dexter C. Shoultz
Lockheed Missiles
Sunnyvale
Cuba
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