Four Soldiers Guilty of Presidio Stockade Mutiny
Four California soldiers were found guilty of mutiny by a five officer panel for their sit-down protest at the Presidio Stockade on October 14. The verdicts bring the number convicted in the case to eight from a total of 27 charged.
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Presidio
FT. Lewis, Wash
UPI
Presidio Stockade
San Francisco
California
John G. Lee
Dean Flippo
Flippo
Howard J. Denike
Brendan Sullivan
Fort Lewis
Washington
United States
Spain
U.S
Madrid
U S Could Withdraw Viet Troops Fast Says Rogers
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee the United States could withdraw Vietnam era troops quickly through private talks with the enemy and a parallel North Vietnamese pullout. He noted no formal Paris talks had begun and defended Nixon administration policy in outlining a broad path to peace without a Korea style troop presence.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
U.S
Rogers
Paris
Saigon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Vietnam
Fulbright
Southeast Asia
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
South Vietnamese
Manila
United States
Israel
Laird Says Viet Force Sufficient to Cope With Attacks
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird told reporters that South Vietnamese forces are sufficient to handle expected ground attacks around Saigon. He noted Gen. Abrams expects more attacks but has adequate troops, while addressing White House bombing discussions and broader Vietnam policy with Congress.
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Washington
Vps
Melvin R. Laird
South Vietnam
Saigon
Laird
House Armed Services Committee
Creighton Abrams
U.S
Abrams
White House
Cambodia
Chiefs of Staff
Duarte High School shut after second day of racial disturbances
Campus near Duarte closed for Easter break as sheriff deputies in a helicopter responded to clashes between Black Students Union supporters and white students. Two youths were detained. no serious injuries reported. Superintendent Campen said the campus would stay closed through Easter. The BSU movement drew about 600 students, with 25 percent minority enrollment.
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Duarte
Duarte High School
Palmer G. Campen
Duarte Unified School District
Northview Junior High School
Campen
Lloyd Foster
BSU
Frank Linly
Short-Lived Scuffle at Fresno State Campus
About 100 black and Mexican American students marched through Fresno State College buildings singing songs. Fire alarms triggered by 10 to 15 boxes brought three Fresno fire trucks, then a brief scuffle in the free-speech area between black and white students ensued with no serious injuries.
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Fresno
UPI
Fresno State College
Fresno Fire Department
Meningitis Claims Marine Recruit at San Diego Depot
At the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Pvt Herman E Mills Jr 18 died and Pvt Eric D Aurora 18 was in serious condition after both were hospitalized with meningococcal meningitis Mills reported March 5 and was in his second week of training D Aurora in his fourth week also hospitalized Tuesday A depot spokesman noted this marked the third depot death from meningitis this year and Grannes 19 died from a brain disease with hemorrhage during training
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San Diego
UPS
Marine Corps
Herman E. Mills Jr
Herman E. Mills
North Nashville
Tenn
Naval Hospital
Mills
Eric D’aurora
Betty D’aurora
Chicago
D’aurora
Marine Pvt
David Grannes
Grannes
Robert Grannes
Minneapolis
Minn
Grames
How Dale Carnegie Shaped Public Speaking and Life Advice
A reader asks if Dale Carnegie is still alive and active. The reply notes Carnegie died November 1, 1955, at Forest Hills New York at age 66 and outlines his rise from poverty to founding public speaking courses and authoring How to Win Friends and Influence People.
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Dale Carnegie
A.S
Long Beach
Forest Hills
N.Y
Carnegie
Horatio Alger
Missouri
State Teachers College
YMCA
United States
Europe
Caba
Thase
Adios Tor
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el Monte
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Edward Yost
Elmira
W. R. Hayes
Healdsburg
H. J. Swanson
San Leandro
Hanoi
Fidel Castro
Fresno ST
Westwood Blvd
Franco Puccetti
S. Fairfax Ave
Long Beach Boulevard
W.M
Action Line
Bond
Nevel
Bankamericard
Wevarene Charge
Laenese Blvd
Sreenood Gunter
fMe
Anaheim Shipping Center
Huntington Beach
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