Missing Calley witness located in Missouri
The missing Butch Gruver, a former Tulsa grenadier at My Lai, was found in Stotesbury Missouri by Daily Oklahoman reporter Jack Taylor. His location could fuel claims of Army evidence suppression and justify a new trial for L William Calley Jr. Another key note is Gruver’s earlier contact with prosecutors while the case was active and the defense’s subpoena efforts on a technicality.
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Oklahoma City
L. William Calley Jr
Daily
Oklahoman
My Lai
George Latimer
Salt Lake City
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Charles D
Butch” Gruver
Stotesbury
Gruver
Tulsa.kla
Calley
Ft. Benning
Gru
United States
Daniel
Alexandria
Washington
Butch Gruver
Latimer
Grover
Doctor's Column advises wound cleaning and ulcers impact
The Doctor's Column discusses wound cleansing myths, noting sterile urine is possible but not preferable for clean cuts and puncture wounds. It urges leaving clean cuts alone and using medical care for proper treatment. It also explains long term tension can trigger ulcers and nervous stomach, stressing stress reduction and emotional factors in treatment.
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Dr. Lamb
Lamb
Stom
Tomb For No Unknown Dead Soldiers Planned
Arlington National Cemetery will build a 15000 tomb for unidentified Vietnam War dead this fall though none are known to be unidentified. If a body is found the crypt will be used. otherwise it remains unused.
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Washington
America
Arlington National Cemetery
U.S
Robbie R. Beiler
Arlington
Project Engine
Beiler
Tombe
Nixon
Feisenhower
Korea
Congress
Beller
Smith Bows Out of Senate Race in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Councilman John Smith quits the U.S. Senate race for the seat held by Fred Harris citing a lack of campaign funds. He says he will stay involved and keep the needle in the candidates. Ironically Harris also left a presidential bid for funds reasons.
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Smith
Senate
Oklahoma City
John Smith
U.S. Senate
Fred Harris
Harris
Arctic Tern Makes Longest Bird Migration
The Arctic tern undertakes a record long journey from the Arctic to Antarctica and back, covering about 22,000 miles in its annual round trip.
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Arctic
Antarctica
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