Kin of LBJ Denies Da Nang Atrocities Claim
Marine Major Charles Robb denied that the unit he commanded near Da Nang in August 1968 committed war crimes. He stated no observed or learned atrocities occurred and acknowledged the impossibility of knowing every action of his 200 men.
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Charles Robb
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
da Nang
Stardust Hotel
Robb
Illinois
Anthony Martin-Lrigona
University of Illinois
Champaign
Charles Percy
Ill
Martin-Trigona
Rob
Arizona
Martin- Trigona
Ilinois
Pinkville
Where I Stand Where I Stand The miracle of youth
A column praising Clark County teenagers and the SUN Youth Forum. The writer credits youth with remarkable minds and notes growing participation, longer hair, fuller pants, and signs of beards. He laments adults' criticism and urges better communication between generations as teens discuss international to local issues. See WHERE, Page.
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Clark County
Nevada
SUN Youth Forum
Laxalt Plans Relax Nevada Gaming Ownership Rules
Governor Paul Laxalt proposed reconsidering a decade old prohibition on out of state gamblers owning Nevada casino interests. The Gaming Policy Board will meet December 15 in Las Vegas to review the rule with support from Frank Johnson and Jack Diehl. Diehl cautioned any change must be carefully screened to exclude underworld elements.
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Carson City
UPI
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Laxalt
Nevada Gaming Policy Board
Las Vegas
Frank Johnson
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Jack Diehl
Nevada Gaming Commission
Diehl
Johnson
Giant waves flood Hawaii leaving homes destroyed
Waves up to 40 feet battered the Hawaiian Islands stranding 2,000 residents in shelters. On Oahu, roads flooded and seven homes were heavily damaged with one house ruined on Kauai. A Pacific storm 1,100 miles north drove winds to 60 mph and continued high surf expected through Friday. Police warned sightseers to leave flood zones.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Kauai
Hawaii
Weather Bureau
Chicago Gunbattle Ends With Two Panthers Dead
A 15 minute gunfight on Chicago's West Side during a police raid left two Black Panthers dead including Illinois chairman Fred Hampton and four Panthers wounded. Two members of the state's attorney police were hurt, with police seizing seven pistols and a rifle and about 1,000 rounds of ammo.
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UPS
Illinois
Atttorney
West Side
Fred Hampton
Mark Clark
Peoria
Ill
West Monroe Street
Black Panther
Edward V. Hanrahan
Ilanrahan
Criminal Court
Robert Collins
Dan Groth
Groth
Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Southwest
A winter storm moving northeast from Arizona brings snow to eastern Colorado and southwest Kansas. Five inches fall in mountains east of Albuquerque with nine inches at Sandia Crest. Glorietta and Sierra Blanca report six and five inches respectively as New Mexico and Colorado expect more snow in mountainous areas.
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Arizona
Colorado
Kansas
Albuquerque
N.M
Sandria Crest
Glorietta
Santa Fe
Sierra Blanca
New Mexico
Demo Defends Agnew Against Republicans
In Washington the debate over Vice President Agnew's media attacks sparked defense from Democrats. Sen. Russell Long criticized a TV commentator after Nixon's Nov 3 speech, while Sen. Charles Goodell urged networks to maintain reporting standards. Sen. Jacob Javits praised Goodell's remarks.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Senate
Russell Long
D-La
Nixon
Long
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Jacob K. Javits
Goodell
New York
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Linda Kasabian hires hypnotist for Tate defense
Linda Kasabian, a suspect in the Sharon Tate murder case, retained Dr. William J. Bryan Jr. to assess hypnotic and brainwashing aspects. Bryan noted brainwashing requires confinement, persuasive suggestion, and some abuse, saying evidence of brainwashing could negate reasonable responsibility.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Linda Kasabian
Sharon Tate
William J. Bryan Jr
American Institute of Technology
Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Bryan
Kasabian
Pleasant sunny day with mild winds and cool night
Fair and sunny conditions prevail with northerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Today's high 65 and low 35. Yesterday reached 63/34. A year ago today 58/27. Sunrise at 6 56 and sunset at 4 26.
Second Boy Arrested In Cop Tussle
An 18-year-old Las Vegas youth accused of threatening his parents and holding police at bay for about thirty minutes was taken into custody after emerging unarmed. A second 18-year-old was also arrested for allegedly attacking an officer during the incident. Don Brent reported the threat from his Casada Way home shortly before 7 p.m. and police surrounded the residence.
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Las Vegas
Don Brent
Casada Way
Robert Weber
Weber
Mrs Tooze Attacks Liquor Ads on Eve of Prohibition Anniversary
Mrs Fred J Tooze president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union says the nation is more immersed in drink than ever before on the eve of the 36th anniversary of prohibition repeal. She denounces liquor advertising as fakery and cites over seven million alcoholics harmed by the eighteenth amendment repeal, which occurred December 5, 1933.
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Evanston, Ill
UPI
Fred J. Tooze
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Tooze
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