Navy ROTC cadet death ruled self inflicted
Madison AP coroner's jury found former Navy ROTC cadet Michael Cooper killed himself with a .357 Magnum after a Navy pickup order sought his custody at his Waunakee home. The jury urged the Navy to show more individual concern and fully explore solutions when problems arise. Cooper attended UW on an ROTC scholarship, failed pilot training and a nuclear program, then rejected his commission and faced two years of active duty. ROTC official cited his inflated ego and views that enlisted personnel were vegetables.
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Michael Cooper
Ani
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Wis
Cooper
Owo
Naval Rotc
Department of the Navy
University of Wisconsin
Navy Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
ROTC
Oita Krueger
War evaders drop from Ford clemency jobs program
Washington AP reports about three quarters of war evaders who joined Ford’s clemency jobs program have dropped out or been removed for poor performance. Remaining participants would likely be cut if Carter expands pardons to deserters, with only 8,461 enrolled and 1,853 completing work.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
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Byron Pepstone
Selective Bertie
Thursay
Selective Service
Carter
Marines defend transfers amid Klan shock at Camp Pendleton
Maj. Gen. Carl Hoffman said the Klan discovery was a shock but transfers were within rights to protect unit harmony. A monthlong probe found 17 alleged KKK members. 2 remained in their units while 12 were reassigned to other bases with possible civil rights and legal actions pending.
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Camp Pendleton
Marine Corps
Carl Hoffman
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Hoffman
Louis H. Wilson,Jr
KKK
Naval Investigative Service
Anysington
Wilson
Pendleton
Marine Headquarters
U.S
Hearst says SLA kidnappers got what they deserved
New York AP Patricia Hearst told CBS Evening News she believes SLA members killed in the May 17, 1974 Los Angeles shootout got exactly what they deserved. She described her kidnapping and captivity, defended her role in the bank robbery, and criticized SLA leader Donald DeFreeze as a "complete maniac."
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Patricia Hearst
CBS Evening News
Los Angelés
Iss Hearst
Harold Dow
Bers
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Donald Cinque
DeFreeze
Los Angeles
Walter Cronkite
Miss Heerst
Hearst Family
San Simeon
Miss Hearst
FBI Agent Testifies in Miss Yoshimura Hearst Bombs Case
The FBI veteran Thomas Padden testified about the arrest of Wendy Yoshimura and Patricia Hearst in a San Francisco apartment on Sept 18, 1025. He described Hearst’s command to freeze and Yoshimura’s counter stance as officers closed in, noting Hearst’s actions raised concern for others' safety. The cross examination highlighted tensions between defense and prosecution over relevancy.
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Oakland
FBI
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
James Larson
Thomas Padden
Larson
Padden
San Francisco
William
Emily Harris
Miss Hearst
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