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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1969

Page

6

Colonel Denies Torture Program for Cong Captives

Col. Marshal Fallwell denied charges that soldiers were instructed to hire mercenaries to kill Viet Cong sympathizers through a Phoenix program at Ft. Holabird. He called the allegations wild and said the school does not teach massacre or torture tactics and is not CIA affiliated.

Cong Baltimore Army Marshal Fallwell Us, Army Intelligence Ft. Holabird Army Base Phoenix Central Intelligence Agency CIA Fallwell Wall Street Journal

Two U S Airmen Describe Captivity by Viet Cong

Peterson and Shepard, held in Quang Duc near the Cambodian border after Nov 2 helicopter losses, say they were treated by Viet Cong who claimed victory. They were not allowed to reveal exact detention sites or fellow prisoners.

Peterson Shepard U.S. Army Quang Duc Saigon

Koreans in Viet Massacre Stir Senate Debate

Senator Stephen M Young cited a constituent letter alleging indiscriminate killings of South Vietnamese civilians by South Korean troops. The account describes a village attack after a Viet Cong sniper killed a Korean soldier, with American officers said to be horrified.

Washington Stephen M. Young Ohio Senate Young David Crane South Vietnam

Senate ad bans cigarette ads expand in warning package

Lawmakers vote to replace the six year old ad ban with a stronger federal style warning. Senators Moss and Cotton push to prevail in the final package, arguing that without it the FTC and FCC could impose stricter rules. The measure passes 38 to 35.

House Frank FE Moss Utah Norris Cotton R-N.h Senate Fight Federal Trade Commission Federal Communication Commission

Agnew Attacks Tax Plan as GOP Senate Strategy Preview

Vice President Agnew blasted the tax reform package as inflationary and warned of a GOP bid to seize control of the Senate, saying Republicans could win seven seats to reach a 50-50 tie and give him the deciding vote. He predicted more governors and a tougher House Democrats in 1970.

Agnew Senate Ted Stevens Alaska Albert Gore D-Tenn House Deep South

Rat Race With Real Rats Raises Funds for Scholars

Sacramento Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke led a rat race fundraiser at the State Capitol to support scholarships at American River College. Psychology students staged a Rat Decathlon with rodent athletes like Jeenny Sophia and Orpheus, using stimuli and awards as proceeds supported two year college scholarships.

Sacramento Ed Reinecke State Capitol American River College Reinecke Badaracco

Senate Approves 1.9 Billion Foreign Aid Package

The Senate authorized 1.9 billion dollars in foreign aid, defeating attempts to cut Greece arms shipments and to earmark 80 million for land reform in South Vietnam. The measure, seen as a stop-gap, passed 52 to 31 after adding a Dodd amendment and a sense of the Senate urging a swift return to constitutional government in Greece.

Washington Senate Greece South Vietnam House J.W. Fulbright Marlier Frank Church Didaho Dodd U.S

Poverty Program Extended Vote Divides House and Senate

The House rejected a plan to give states control of antipoverty programs and approved a two year extension of the war on poverty. A Republican-Southern Democrat substitute failed, defied expectations, aided by city mayor opposition. The Senate already passed its version, to be reconciled in a conference committee.

Washington UPI House Nixon Senate

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