Deliberations To Begin Soon In Calley Court Martial
Six combat officers will decide Lt. William L. Calley Jr.’s fate as summations begin. Jurors are sequestered in a 12 by 27 foot room with strict TV and contact rules after four months of testimony in the My Lai massacre case. The trial includes charges of premeditated murder with possible life or death penalties, and jurors may convict on lesser counts or acquit on all specifications.
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Benning
William L. Calley Jr
Calley
Aubrey Daniel
Col
Reid Kennedy
Daniel
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Latimer
Kennedy
48Th Viet Cong
My Lai
Ernest Medina
Medina
Charlie Company
48Th
Viet Cong
Cailey
Election filings and unopposed Chattanooga races listed
Election results show Kermit Denham and another treasurer re elected without opposition. Four Chattanooga town clerk candidates vie in a crowded field. Several towns report unopposed seats while others list candidate matchups for trustees and clerks across Indiahoma Cache Elgin and surrounding districts. Poll sites include schools churches and public buildings across the area.
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Indiahoma
Joyce N. Jaye
Virginia P. Weeks
Elmer Adler
Cache
Oliver Kern
William R. Grice
Hubert Ray Meadows
Vernice Watts
Patricia Clark
Boyman
R. L. Ray
Rex Paul Taylor
Elgin
Don Ingram
Finis P. Smith
Sterling
Carrier Delivery Notices in Lawton and Fort Sill
The document lists subscription rates and carrier delivery details for Lawton Fort Sill area. It shows monthly weekly and annual terms with prices and postage. Additional notes reference APO subscriptions and Oklahoma coverage.
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Lawton
Fort Sill
Constitution-Press and
Ozarks Commission Lauded By Governor
Governor salutes the Ozarks commission as a proven working reality of federal and state cooperation. Hall tells the U S House Public Works Committee the four state region needs long range plans for schools water sewers airports and roads to harness a coming boom in development.
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U. S
House of Representatives Public Works Committee
Ozarks Commission
Sion
Oklahoma Ozarks
Oklahoma
Ozarks
America
Nixon Says Youth Unrest Stems From Insecurity
President Nixon discusses youth unrest on NBC Today citing insecurity from changing values. He argues education may not prepare youth for life’s challenges and urges working within the system to change it. The interview coincided with Mrs Nixon’s 58th birthday.
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New York
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Nbc-Tv
Barbara Walters
Women’s Liberation Movement
United States
AUSA Dinner Social and Membership Drive Planned
The AUSA hosts an 7 p.m. dinner with social hour and entertainment on post. Tickets are available at Pharmacy Gilbert-Woods Drug and Ford Painter Drug. Open to members guests and prospective members. A brief meeting will nominate and elect new officers.
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Representa Pharmacy
Gilbert-Woods Drug
Ford Painter Drug
AUSA
Travel Ban Dilemma Over U S Tours to Communist Nations
Officials debate whether to continue limits on travel by Americans to North Vietnam and North Korea while Cuba remains singled out. Some advisers want full repeal, noting courts have struck down such bans, others warn against undermining hemispheric sanctions and the anti-Castro campaign.
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Rogers
U.S
Department
North Vietnam
North Korea
Cuba
Washington
Prisoners Escape Tahlequah Jail Twice
Tahlequah officers report James Allen Shrum of Wagoner and Gary E. Howell of Barling escaped from the Tahlequah city jail Saturday night. Shrum and Howell had just been captured Friday on a river bank east of Fort Gibson after fleeing Granite state reformatory a week earlier. Shrum, held on forged instrument and robbery charges in Wagoner County, and Howell, serving terms for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and forged instrument in Washington County, were recaptured.
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Hulbert
Lequah City
James Allen Shrum
Wagoner
Gary E. Howell
Bar
Howell
Washington County
Wilkinson Trial Delayed Again by Defense Illness
The Wilkinson trial was delayed for a second time due to the defense attorney Archibald Hill of Oklahoma City being hospitalized for hernia surgery. Judge Kenneth Shilling postponed the case to the next court date, with sources predicting proceedings may begin April 12 or 13.
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Archibald Hill
Oklahoma City
Kenneth Shilling
Wilkinson
Hill
Shilling
Gasoline Blaze Damages Jenks Pumping Station
A fire at a Jenks pumping station damaged property estimated at 150000 dollars. Two 10 inch gasoline lines owned by Cherokee Pipeline Co burned after starting around 1 a m. Fire crews from Jenks and Tulsa contained the blaze as gasoline continued to burn out. no injuries reported. An official determination follows the burn out.
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JENKS
Cherokee Pipeline Co
Jay Henry
Tulsa
Peanuts traced from Peru to Africa and colonial America
Early traders likely grew peanuts in Peru and carried them to Africa the Indies and Asia. Peanuts arrived in North America from Africa during colonial days.
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Peru
Africa
Indies
Asia
North America
Massive North Vietnamese ammunition cache hit in Laos campaign
U S and South Vietnamese forces report heavy air strikes and ground sweeps across Laos and along Route 9 914 to disrupt Ho Chi Minh trail supply lines Incidents include tanks destroyed near Sepone and Lao Bao and a mistaken US strike on South Vietnamese troops killing 10 paratroopers in Laos The Saigon daily tally records vast enemy casualties and ongoing border operations with planned end of major phase by April 1
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Ets
Lolo
Sepone
2Nd Anothen
U.S
Quang Tri
Lao Bao
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Hanoi
Owe
Saigon
Cambodia
Mekong
Field Artillery Board Discusses Projects With Col Blake
Before returning to Maryland Tuesday, the visitor will meet with Field Artillery Board president Col. Robert T. Blake to review current projects and tests.
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Maryland
Field Artillery Board
Board
Col
Robert T. Blake
Weather outlook for area with cooling trend
Sunny and cooler today with mild conditions on Tuesday. Highs in the mid 60s with a low near 33 tonight. Sunday will be sunny with a high around 74 and an overnight low near 35.
De Soto's Pigs and Early Florida Colony
The first pigs arrived in America with Hernando De Soto in 1539 when he conquered Florida bringing 13 swine, predating later Pilgrim settlements.
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America
Hernando DeSoto
Florida
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