Rogers Attends CENTO Meeting in Troubled Ankara
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived in Ankara to join a CENTO gathering before a weeklong Mideast peace mission. Martial law kept the city under tight control as armed troops lined Rogers 18 mile airport route. no incidents were reported.
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Turkey
ULS
William P. Rogers
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Rogers
London
Paris
Middle East
United States
Britain
Iran
Pakistan
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Lebanon
Ferot
Israel
Suez Canal
Maurice Schumann
Talike
Ferpt
Schumann
France
Feypt
Syria
Libya
Mideast
TOS
Rovers
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
China
Peking
Washington
U.S
Ex-Marine says he directed 1968 shelling of peaceful villages
Kenneth J. Campbell, a former Marine, testified Thursday that he directed artillery fire on two peaceful North Vietnamese villages in 1968, resulting in at least 20 deaths, and admitted doubts about being an elite killer amid the events.
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Washington
API
Tven
Kenneth J. Campbell
Former Marine spotter testifies on Vietnam shelling
A Temple University freshman testified at an unofficial congressional hearing about Marine artillery fire near Con Thien in August 1968. He described calling in fire missions to destroy villages inside North Vietnam and said the actions troubled him only after returning home. The hearing also featured a former Marine pilot and a journalist cautioned about civilian bombings in Laos.
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Temple University
Philadelphia
Campbell
Ronald V. Dellums
Dcalif
Randy Floyd
Laos
North Vietnam
Fred Branfman
U.S
B Company
1St Battalon
1St Marine Division
Con Thien
SMU Antiwar Rally Barred During Mitchell Visit
Judge J Roll Fair enjoined a SMU student antiwar meeting set to run during John Mitchell’s campus visit for the Underwood Law Library dedication. Hearing showed chalked messages hinted at a teach in. officials allowed a 6 pm meeting but vetoed an earlier 2 pm gathering.
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Dallas
J. Roll Fair
Southern Methodist University
U.S. Atty
John Mitchell
Mitchell
New Underwood Law Library
U.S. 5Th Circuit of Appeals
New Orleans
Abate OO Pita
Judge Fair
SMU
Joe A. Howell
Gilbert Dale Story
Vietnam
Auto maker files prompt probe into microfilmed letters
Federal investigators will inspect over 100000 microfilmed customer complaint letters bought back by General Motors for 20000 from two salvage dealers. The DOT will send an investigator to Detroit to review GM correspondence with owners of GM cars from 1964 and 1965 amid Ralph Nader’s Corvair campaign. 13 boxes remain missing from a 1965 warehouse loss.
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Dpetrotpe
General Motors Corp
Department of Transportation
Detroit
Ralph Nader
Auto Company
Lawrence Schneider
Transportation Department
Auto Safety Bureau
Florida Faces Federal Aid As Drought Grips Everglades
Federal officials prepare to declare South Florida a disaster area as Everglades parches and fires burn. Seminole cattle ranches suffer while weather research fails to seed rain despite a ready air force plane. Betty Mae Jumper appeals to Congress for relief for the Seminole reservation.
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Everglades
South Florida
Everglades National Park
Frank Pope
Betty Mae Jumper
Congress
Big Cypress Swamp
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Chamber
Irving Scher
Commerce Subcommittee
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Insurance Department
Warren Magnuson
Magnuson
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Association of Home Appliarce Manufacturers
Eugene Adams Kenney
American Retail Federation
Mer U.o
Suage Willam Little
Keeney
M. Taylor Jr
Auto Maker
Bank Americakrd
T, Lafinda del Sobor
Fscondios
Tiacayy
Country Club
Lurcheorn
Seafood Inn
University of Miami
Weather Service
Ralph
Segman
National Weather Service
Florida Peninsula
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