Officer Still Accused In My Lai Case Faces Court Martial
Cal. Oran K. Henderson the senior officer still charged in My Lai awaits an Army court martial Friday. He faces three counts alleging dereliction of duty in failing to conduct a proper investigation into reports of killings. If he pleads not guilty, trial could begin by month’s end at a base between Baltimore and Washington.
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Meade
UPL
Cal
Oran K. Henderson
William v. Calley
Henderson
Americal Division
11Th Brigade
Baltimore
Washington
Quang Ngai
South Vietnam
Calley
Hiuonlet
WO Hugh ©. Thompson
House
Armed Services
Thompson
Army
Hendersan
Col
Peter Stanislaus Wondolowski
Judge Aidivacate General Corps
Shooting Across Suez Canal Along Line Sparks Diplomatic Attention
Egyptian troops opened fire across the Suez Canal near the southern end but caused no injuries and Israeli forces did not reply. The incident marks the first shooting along the line since August 12 amid the ongoing Arab-Israeli ceasefire. King Hussein urged an urgent Arab summit in Amman to address the Palestinian issue and regional instability.
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United Press International
Suez Canal
An Israei
Cairo
Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Middle East
Arab Nations
Pakistan reviews Indian infiltration reports amid East Pakistan crisis
New Delhi reports that India may be infiltrating into East Pakistan as civil unrest deepens. Pakistan cautions steps are being taken without 자세한 설명 while condemning Indian interference in parliament.
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New Delhi
UPI
Pakistan
Radio Pakistan
East Pakistan
Indi
Nesday
Nixon to press aerospace jobs and land redeployment plan
President Nixon hosted 16 industry leaders at the Western White House to address 65,000 unemployed scientists and engineers and to discuss private sector cooperation on unemployment. He announced a review of federal properties to return up to 6.8 billion dollars of assets to states, including Camp Pendleton beachfront in California, with broader asset reshuffling planned nationwide.
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Calif
UPI
Nixon
White House
Treasury
John B. Connally
Lockheed Corp
Edward D. David
James D. Hodgson
Ronald L.iexler
West Coast
California
Camp Pendleton
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu
Aother
Midwest
Southeast
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
Ziegler
Miners Believed Dead After Coal Mine Fire Tragedy
Buckeye Coal Co. abandons search for Charles Glison and Richard Randolph as carbon monoxide levels rise. Rescue efforts spanned five days with 10 miners and 24 drillers, including two experimental drills, all failed to reach the trapped pair.
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Nemacolin
Buckeye Coal Co
Charles Glison
Richard Randolph
Midland
Tex
War crimes history shows trials from Nuremberg to modern times
The piece traces war crimes trials from 1945 49 in Nuremberg and 1946 47 in Tokyo to later West German and other global proceedings. It notes figures like Goering Bormann Ribbentrop Tojo Yamashita and Wichmann and cites postwar measures and controversial defenses of following orders. It mentions World War I atrocities and Geneva Conventions.
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CDN
Breisach
Germany
London
Nuremberg
Tokyo
Japan
Hermann Goering
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Martin Bormann
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Goering
Bormann
Tomoyuki Yamashita
U6. Supreme Court
Hideki Tojo
Waras
West Germany
Ludwigsburg
Adolf Wich ‘Mann
Names Of Subsidy Recipients To Be Publicly Listed
Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin will release the names of cotton, feed grain, and wheat subsidy recipients earning $1 million or more in 1970. Five farms topped $1 million, totaling $10.3 million, all cotton producers. about a dozen more farms earned between $500k and $1 million. The list may cost $13,000 to print and will be available in print and computer copy for inspection.
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Washington
UPI
Clifford M. Hardin
Agriculture Department
Senate Agricultural Appropriations Subcommittee
Hardin
Aul Findley
Senate
Wardin
Hanfin
April Fish Day Prank News From Geneva Papers
A Geneva paper led with a spoof story about CIA KGB spy merger and a fake Peking stock market on April Fools Day. The gag included double agents paid by both sides and mock listings like Grand Hotels of Tibet and Little Red Neck editions.
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Geneva
CDN
Peking
CUAL
KGB
Vie Geneve
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Cino-Soviet Publishing
Tibet
Red Neck
Wallace asks draft suspension pending Calley pardon
Governor Wallace urged a halt to Alabama's draft until President Nixon pardons Lt. William Calley Jr. in a joint legislative session. He argued that antiwar protests worsened the war and should be punished before Calley, calling for widespread public letters to Nixon.
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George €. Wallace
Alabama
Montgomery
Wallace
William Calley
CUPI
Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Selective Service
Felix Perrey
Nixon
William Calley Jr
Calley
Lt. Calley
Ja. Calley
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George H. Young Jr
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Dover
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