Trial hinges on Medina lies in My Lai coverup case
Col. Cran Henderson argues he would not face trial for concealing the My Lai massacre if former Capt. Ernest Medina had told the truth. Medina testified he misled Henderson after the atrocity, and Medina says he knew only of 20 to 28 civilians killed at the time.
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FT. Meade, Md
Medina
Henderson
11Th Brigade
Charlie Company
Merlina
U.S
My Lai
F. Lee Bailey
Ernie
Two Admit Guilty In Attempted Theft Of Cycle
Two Topeka men Robert G. Smith and Douglas M. Tenbrink both 19 pleaded guilty in Douglas County District Court to attempted grand theft for an alleged March 3 motorcycle theft from Ern s Cycle Center. Burglary charges were dismissed. Sentencing set for 1 30 p m on Nov 24. A prior plea by J D Snarks 20 led to a three year suspended sentence for unlawful use of a credit card.
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Douglas County
Robert G. Smith
Douglas M. Tenbrink
Topeka
Ern’s
J. D. Snarks
Population Panel Discussion Set
A panel discussion on population by five Kansas University professors will be held at 7 30 p m Thursday in 426 Lindley Hall. Sponsored by Sigma Xi the discussion is titled Factors in Assessing an Optimal Population for the United States. Participants include Kenneth Armitage Bruce Klepinger Robert E Nunley Richard W Ruppert and moderator Kenneth Kammeyer.
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Kanas University
Lindley Hall
Sigma Xi
United States
Kenneth Armitage
Bruce Klepinger
Robert E. Nunley
Richard W. Ruppert
Kenneth Kammeyer
Kammeyer
Bonfire and Rally Set for KU Missouri Game
Kansas University class officers sponsor a bonfire and pep rally Friday night before the KU Missouri game. The bonfire starts at 7 45 p m near Allen Fieldhouse with the Jayhawk Marching Band pom pon girls and yell leaders marching from north parking lots. The rally begins at 8 p m with cheers songs and the football team introduced and Coach Don Fambrough may speak.
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Kansas University
Ku-Missouri
Allen Fieldhouse
Jayhawk
Don Fambrough
Inmate Critical After Burning in Kansas Penitentiary Cell
Paul N Lochner a 38 year old prisoner at Lansing Kansas Penitentiary is in critical condition with burns covering about 70 percent of his body after being set ablaze in his maximum security cell. The attack occurred Saturday night and the assailant or attackers are unknown. Lochner formerly of Olathe is hospitalized at KU Medical Center after initial treatment at a Leavenworth hospital. Investigators continue to probe the incident as prison officials isolate several inmates. A separate $100000 damage suit filed Monday claims Lochner was injured while working in the prison bakery on November 16 1969 and seeks damages from state penal authorities.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas Penitentiary
University of Kansas Medical Center
Paul N. Lochner
Lochner
Olathe
Leavenworth
EU Center
Raymond J. Gaffney
Townsfolk Raise Money To Aid Paralyzed Youth
Petaluma residents raise over 15000 for 14 year old Robbie Sturla paralyzed from neck to shoulders after a football practice. Fundraising included a spaghetti feed auction and donations from St. Vincent's and rival Tomales Bay High School. Robinson's family thanks the community while doctors note some movement but no recovery forecast.
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Petaluma, Calif
California
Robbie Sturla
St. Vincent’s
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
San Jose
Robbie
White House
Mike Gonzalez
St. Vincent's
Louis
Tomales Bay High School
St. Vincent
KTOB
Nixon
LBJ Warns Against Rising Isolationist Coalition
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson told 400 Wall Street executives at NYU’s Salomon Lecture that a growing isolationist bloc risks America’s global role. He warned there is no safety in retreat from Europe Asia or the Middle East, stressing U S leadership is essential for world security and peace in Asia and the Middle East.
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New York
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
Johnson
Arthur K. Salomon
New York University Graduate School of Business
Fortress America
Wall Street
Europe
Asia
Middle East
Latin America
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