Peace Groups Unite Antiwar Activities
Two major peace groups plan joint antiwar work to unite young and old at the local level during the December moratorium. They will hold 36 town meetings December 13-14 to discuss local needs, military spending, and federal taxes, with results to Congress early next session.
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Commander At My Lai Sues Time
Captain Ernest J. Medina, commander linked to My Lai, sues Time Inc. for 110 million dollars in libel in U S District Court. F Lee Bailey represents Medina, alleging a Dec 5 Time article defames him by claiming he shot a boy and noting the lack of charges. Time has 20 days to reply.
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Ernest J. Medina
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My Lai
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Agnew Attacks Southern Strategy at New Orleans Rally
Vice President Spiro Agnew contended the Southern strategy is a Democratic ploy to marshal liberal Northeast and Midwest power. He addressed 1,000 delegates at the Southern Republican Conference calling the tactic a liberal brainchild and urged Republicans in Dixie to win elections. He also criticized a Gore tax bill amendment as fiscally irresponsible.
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Negro Mayor Fires Pair Over Mixed Marriage Plans
Detroit based report says Fayettesville Mayor Evers fired his white legal adviser and a black policeman after learning they planned to marry. The two newlyweds, Mrs Monroe Jenkins and her husband, both 28, sought jobs in Michigan and Mrs Jenkins hails from East Lansing. Mayor Evers said Fayette was not ready for mixed marriages and he acted to discharge them.
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Fayette
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Jenkins
UPI
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Packard Signals Vietnam Troop Withdrawals Continue
Assistant Defense Secretary David Packard after a 10 day Vietnam tour says about 70 percent of U S troops can be pulled out within a reasonable time with withdrawals to continue despite substantial Communist infiltration and Paris talks stalemate. About 480 000 troops remain and 60 000 have already left. He cautions on timing and notes future reductions depend on South Vietnamese force capabilities. The Nixon administration has added.
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