Israel marks 23rd independence anniversary amid military display
Israel celebrated its 23rd independence with a show of force and high tech weapons while remaining the calmest observance in years. A nine month cease fire on the Suez Canal feeds regional hopes for peace as Rogers tours the area and Sadat hints at an important speech.
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Army to Probe Report Of Mass Killing In Vietnam Village
A former enlisted man testified to an unofficial House war crimes panel that an Americal Division squad killed 30 women and children in Troung Knanh No 2, Quang Ngai, on April 19, 1969. Army and Pentagon officials pledged to pursue the claim and seek further statements.
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Tornadoes Injure Dozens in Texas VFW Post Hit
A series of tornadoes in North Texas injured at least 38 people, with a VFW post roof ripped off in Waxahachie and a mobile trailer park damaged near Ennis. Sixty inside the Waxahachie post escaped serious injuries, while 35 were hurt in Ennis, at least six seriously.
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Jury acquits Capt. Kotouc in My Lai finger-cutting case
A seven officer jury found Army Captain Eugene M. Kotouc not guilty of maiming a Viet Cong suspect near My Lai after about an hour of deliberation. The trial judged whether he severed a finger during questioning, with the defense arguing the act was unintentional.
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Senators clash as antiwar radicals testify before committee
Five May Day protesters testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a confrontation sparked by disruption. Senators including George Aiken and Jacob Javits rejected the radicals' tactics while the witnesses accused officials of prolonging the war.
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Manson defense cites newspaper clippings in venue bid
Thousands of California clippings were submitted to a superior court as part of a change of venue bid for Charles Manson and three others in the Shea Hinman killings. Judge Raymond Choate took the motions under submission amid similar motions to dismiss for insufficient evidence.
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