Detained Lt Calley Faces Vietnam Slayings Probe
U S Army keeps 26 year old 1st Lt William Laws Calley Jr on active duty beyond his term while investigating charges he killed a number of Vietnamese civilians. Calley, stationed at Fort Benning Georgia, was charged on September 5 with the murder of civilians in 1968 as the probe continues.
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Army
William Laws Calley Jr
Miami
Fla
Ft. Benning
Calley
Vietnam
Army weighs court martial for Lt Calley over Vietnam killings
Ft Benning officials study whether evidence justifies a court martial for Lieutenant Calley based on six specifications alleging killings in a Vietcong stronghold. Latimer, Calley’s civilian attorney, cites that about 109 deaths are mentioned in reports. Calley commanded a platoon of the 23rd Division in the 11th Infantry Brigade during March 1968 operations in several villages.
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Ft. Benning
Calley
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11Th Infantry Brigade
Bomb arrests tie to Viet Nam war protests in New York
Four dynamite devices recovered as Atty Gen Mitch ell and FBI Director Hoover announce arrests of four suspects. coordinated blasts across Manhattan tied to anti war and anti big business motives. unnamed note clues hint at a broader conspiracy.
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John N. Mitchell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
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Columbia Broadcasting System
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Rockefeller Center
CBS
RCA
General Motors
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Chase Manhattan
Wall Street
Marine Midland
Lower Broadway
Federal Office
Federal Plaza
Armed Forces Induction Center
Whitehall Street
Macy's
Herald Square
Armory
Samuel Joseph Melville
George Demmerle
New York
John David Hughey III
Jane Lauren Alpert
Hughey
Guardian
Rat Magazine
New York City
San Bernardino Curfew Lifted After Violent Disturbances
Citywide curfew ended at 6 am after two nights of rock throwing and firebombing in the West Side. Police Chief For tuna added officers to avert new disturbances as Mayor Ballard had imposed curfew Tuesday night after bands of about 200 youths targeted cars. The unrest followed a Monday incident in which about 200 people pelted police trying to arrest a 16 year old for car theft.
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UPS
West Side
Lewis Fortuna
al C. Ballard
Washington protests marshal crowd as city braces
Protest activity escalates as Mayor Walter Washington and Justice Department officials monitor events from the command center. 2500 marshals plus a 100-attorney task force plan to curb trouble while organizers seek peaceful demonstrations ahead of mid December events.
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Walter Washington
Department of Justice
New Mobilization Committee
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Washington Monument
Vietnam
Pfizer spokesman defends ointment amid market presence
A Pfizer & Co spokesman in New York says Desigin remains widely sold with no threat of removal and continues to fulfill its intended purpose. The FDA also reports no knowledge of any complaint against the product.
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Charles Pfizer & Co
New York
FDA
Divorce decree timing clarified under new laws
A reader from Long Beach notes an error in a recent item about divorce laws. Final decree timing is six months after papers are served, not six months after filing, though exact dates may vary.
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B.S
Long Beach
Reagan Aide Lolli Resigns as General Services Director
Gov. Reagan announces the resignation of Andrew R. Lolli from the post of director of general services effective December 1. Lolli is said to be on vacation and will not return. Verne Orr, director of motor vehicles, is mentioned as a likely successor. The position pays thirty thousand dollars.
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Sacramento
UPS
Ronald Reagan
Andrew R. Lolli
General Services
Reagan
Verne Orr
Water rationing continues as flood hits Chesterfield
In Chesterfield England water rationing persisted through midweek despite a week long drought. A torrential downpour broke the drought but rainfall did not reach reservoirs.
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Chesterfield
England
Local Post Office Rates Displayed in Ad
OCR fragment shows a printer’s ad-like snippet listing delivery and single copy charges such as S350 and 42.00 for monthly or yearly options. The readable content includes references to Lone Beach California and Brier delivery fees.
Stanford Ends Involvement in Moratorium Day Stance
The Stanford University Student Senate endorsed President Kenneth Pitzer's refusal to cancel classes for the Vietnam Moratorium Today and Friday. The resolution, adopted 18 to 13, states the university should not involve itself in political issues requiring individual discretion.
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Stanford
UPS
Stanford University
Kenneth §. Pitzer
Mayor Werner Faces Malicious Mischief Charge
Santa Cruz District Attorney Peter Chang will file a misdemeanor charge of malicious mischief against Mayor Richard J. Werner for ripping a simulated Viet Cong flag from a residence. The Veterans Day incident occurred at Larry Bell's home. Werner said he acted after six complaints.
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Santa Cruz
Peter Chang
Richard J. Werner
Larry Bell
Navy
Vietnam
Werner
Bell
Zodiac Killer Possibly An Office Worker Moonlighting At Murder
San Francisco police say the Zodiac suspect may hold a small desk job with paper work and work in the Bay Area. Capt. Martin Lee notes the killer shows editorially coded letters and warns of possible future murders while denying links to the San Jose teens stabbings. Burglars broke a sky light at Hair Fashions shop, taking wigs worth 535 dollars.
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UPI
Martin Lee
Bay Area
Zodiac
San Francisco Chronicle
San Jose
Lee
Kathy Snoozy
Deborah Gay Furlong
Hair Fashions
Orange Ave
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