Vi et Massacre details emerge in village killings narrative
Vietnamese villagers in Song My Hai, Tu Cong and Dinh Hong describe a dawn American assault with heavy shelling, clearing the area and executing villagers in three sites. About 567 dead is claimed by survivors, with investigations ongoing and potential war crimes questions raised.
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Song My
Tu Cong
Dinh Hong
My Hoi
Khien
Hoai
Highlands
South China Sea
U.S. Army
Calley
U.S
Army
Criminal Investigation
Nguyen van Thieu
Quang Ngai
C. Edward Dillery
Americal Division
11Th Infantry
Protesters in Capital Draw Praise and Mitchell Critique
Washington witnesses a huge antiwar rally as up to 800000 marchers demand better pay and equal status. Mitchell condemns violence while Nixon hosts a White House game and protesters hold a Hebrew memorial for war dead outside the White House.
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Capital
Mitchell
White House
Bruce Goldman
Columbia University
National Archives
Brass
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Nixon
Herbert Klein
John N. Mitchell
Former RFK aide calls Marchers patriots in Vietnam protest
Adam Walinsky former RFK aide and NY Moratorum Committee coordinator says the 250000 marchers in Washington on Saturday were patriots with love of country. He notes the protest shows commitment to ending the Vietnam war but doubts immediate policy change by the Nixon administration.
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Connecticut Avenue
Justice Department
Constitution Avenue
Chicago Seven
Dupont Circle
New Mobilization Committee
Tony Podesta
Washington
RFK
New York
UPI
Adam Walinsky
Robert F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Nixon
Semi-Rig Tosses Up A Salad In LA Crash
A semi-truck and trailer overturned in downtown Los Angeles spilling about 36,000 pounds of salad greens near Los Angeles and Aliso Streets. Driver Norio Nakamura, 38, escaped injury after exiting the Hollywood Freeway eastbound. load valued at about 10000 dollars was a total loss.
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Los Angeles
Norio Nakamura
Hollywood Freeway
Nakamura
Youth on Hike Finds Body in Hollywood Hills
A 15 year old hiker Trevor Santochi found an unidentified young man’s body on a brush covered slope in the Hollywood Hills. Detectives searched the Kimridge Road Mulholland Drive area for clues into the death. Separately Long Beach police said burglars forced a rear door at Alexander Aluminum and Metal Co stealing $2600 in office equipment.
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Hollywood Hills
Kimridge Road
Mulholland Drive
Alexander Aluminum and Metal Co
Airport Way
Long Beach
J. B
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
J. C
Lakewood
Burglars Break In On Grisham Avenue Home
Long Beach police reported burglars forced a window at 4942 Grisham Ave and fled with 304 dollars in cash, occurring Sunday according to authorities.
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Lee Gill
Grisham Ave
Long Beach
Head On Collision Kills 3 Near Antioch Bridge
A head on collision three miles north of the Antioch Bridge killed three men and critically injured a fourth. The Highway Patrol identified the victims as William G. Eagle, 19, of Pittsburg the driver. Donald L. Holtzsman, 31, of Antioch, a passenger. Daniel Odum, 29, of Sacramento, a passenger in a pickup driven by Eugene F. Moore, 20, of Sacramento who was hospitalized.
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Rio Vista
UPI
Antioch Bridge
The
Highway Patrol
William G. Eagle
Pittsburg
Donald L. Holtzsman
Antioch
Daniel Odum
Sacramento
Eugene F. Moore
Thousand Return to Long Beach From San Francisco March
More than 1 000 antiwar demonstrators from Long Beach returned home Sunday after San Francisco's mass moratorium march. Organizers of the 125 000 strong protest hope Nixon will respond with policy rather than rhetoric. New Mobe cleaned stadium debris and prepared for December demonstrations while police reported only minor arrests.
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Long Beach
San Francisco
Richard M. Nixon
New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
New
Mike Bynner
California State College At
Seventh Street
Nixon
Donald Kalish
Ucla Philosophy Department
Mary Louise Lovett
New Mobe
Apollo 12 Astronauts Kept Busy Before Moon Orbit
Ground controllers read weekend sports scores and Houston news to the Apollo 12 crew as flight proceeds toward the moon. Flight Director Griffin said the mission stays on course with a possible final mid course adjustment not needed.
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Conrad
Paul Weitz
Weitz
Houston
Louie Welch
al Unser
Phoenix
Gerald D. Griffin
Cape Kennedy
Griffin
Moon
Gordon
Don L. Lind
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Department of Labor
Ron Young
New Mode
Young
Richard Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Cora Weiss
John Sherman Cooper
Sens
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Charles Percy
Lincoln Memorial
Smithsonian Institution
Washington Monument
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Aliso Streets
Trevor Santochi
Monsey
Ezorper
Wits Arora
Apollo
Paine
Houston Area
Lock Wood
EMBA
Engin
Pine Avenue
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