Judge Seeks Probe Into Media in Calley Case
Fort Benning Ga AP military judge seeks Justice Department inquiry into possible violations of his ban on discussing the Calley murder case by potential witnesses and media outlets. He cites Herbert Carter Ronald Haeberle NBC Life Time Houston Chronicle AP, orders prosecution if warranted, with Jan 20 motions hearing set.
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Fort Benning, Ga
William L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Reid W. Kennedy
Justice Department
Calley
Ronald L. Haeberle
National Broadcasting Co
Life Magazine
Time Magazine
The
Houston Chronicle
Associated Press
Kennedy
Carter
Time
Haeberle
NBC
Ernest L.medina
Medina
Minnesota Army Man Reported Dead In War
Washington AP reports the Defense Department announced the death of Army Specialist 4 Albert F. Bast Jr. of Miltona Minnesota in action in Vietnam. Bast is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Albert F Bast Sr of Miltona.
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Minnesota
Washington
Defense Department
Army
Albert F. Bast Jr
Miltona, Minn
Vietnam
Bast
Albert F. Bast Sr
Miltona
Young Briton Wins 1969 Research Award for Physics
Dr Brian D Josephson, 29, British theoretical physicist and son of the Cambridge professor, wins the 1969 Research Corporation Award for foundational work on superconductivity done while pursuing his doctorate in 1962. The prize highlights youth in physics, with 15 of 38 recipients later earning the Nobel Prize.
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New York
Brian D. Josephson
University of Cambridge
Josephson
Research Corporation
Murray Gell-Mann
California Institute of Technology
Jacobson
Albert Einstein
Nader Attacks Nixon Safety Bill as Weak Sham
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader condemned the Nixon administration safety bill as industry friendly and a sham. He told a Senate labor subcommittee that the proposal would grant industry standards groups de facto control of health and safety rules and urged an entirely new bill after on-site hearings and testimony from injured workers.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Nader
Senate
Hanna Mining Raises Pellets Price On Iron Ore
The Hanna Mining Co. announced a 52 percent price increase for iron ore pellets, effective January 1 1970. The price goes from 25.9 cents to 26.6 cents per gross ton iron unit delivered at the rail to vessels at lower Great Lakes ports. A spokesman cited higher hourly employment and supply costs over eight years with no pellet price change.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Hanna Mining Co
Great Lakes
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