Kennedy orders witness ban tied to My Lai case
The court heard that prosecutors would refer violations of the no interviews order by civilians or news media to the Justice Department for possible prosecution. Kennedy extended the ban to Capt Ernest Medina and cautioned Calley’s counsel on fairness while noting Calley’s trial should remain in focus.
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Houston Chronicle
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Army
Aubrey M. Daniel
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U.S
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Houston
Cpl
Anthony Broussard
Life Magazine
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Time
Tim
NBC
Ronald L. Haeberle
Haeberle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Calley
Latimer
Medina
Edwin J. Richards
Maj
Kenneth A. Rabe
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lt. Calley
New Jersey Grand Jury Indicts 55 in Gambling Ring
Essex County prosecutor cooperates in the investigation naming DeCavalcante family head and identifying Boiardo and son Tony Boy as reputed leaders of one of the Cosa Nostra families operating in New Jersey.
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DeCavalcante
Cosa
Nostra
New Jersey
Boiardo
Anthony
Tony Boy" Boiardo
Cosa Nostra
Newark Grand Jury Indicts 33 in NJ Crime Ring Probe
Federal grand jury in Newark hears 33 defendants charged with interstate gambling and related offenses tied to a New Jersey crime ring. Four faces extortion counts for allegedly threatening violence to collect loans. Names include Charles Majuri, Alessandro Barroso, Joseph Calabro, and Joseph Caruano. Samuel DeCavalcante, also known as Simone, linked as head figure in the case.
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Newark
Mitchell
Cosa Nostra
Reve Mme Service
TRS
New Jersey
Troy
Nyy
Lacey
Charles Majuri
Linden
N.J
Allesio
Barroso
Bloomfield
Joseph Calabro
Belleville
Joseph Caruano
Roselle Park
Andrew DeLaportilla
Majuri
Frank Majuri
DeCavalcante
Appeal Filed In Case Of Doomed North Carolina Inmate Miss Hill
An appeal is filed for Miss Hill, a Black inmate in Rocky Mount North Carolina who was convicted of murdering an elderly storekeeper. The all male jury found her guilty after she allegedly confessed. She faces death by execution with a potential gubernatorial clemency decision pending.
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Ike
State Department of Social Services
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
Miss. Hill
Afyorce
Bob Scott
General Assembly
Scott
Miss Hill
Oil Mill Worker Severely Injured In Conveyor Mishap
Otis Haney, 22, of TOS Ave R, was trapped up to his right hip after his foot caught in a screw-type conveyor auger at the Plains Coop Oil Mill. He underwent surgery at Methodist Hospital. condition listed as serious. Office manager Dick McClung said the mill freed him after about 20 minutes by cutting the conveyor loose.
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Plains
Coop Oil Mill
Otis Haney
Tos Ave. R
Methodist Hospital
Dick McClung
Haney
McClung
Oman
Senate Rejects Substitute and Adopts Gore Amendment
The Senate overwhelmingly rejected the substitute and then adopted the Gore amendment. Gore argued the Percy proposal was rushed to block the ais amendment, noting the administration intended to offer it later in the session.
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Senate
Gore
Laird Discusses Vietnam Troop Reductions Through April 1970
Secretary of Defense Laird outlined a phased U.S. force drawdown through April 15 1970 with in country reductions by 70 trimmed units and continued in country activity. He noted North Vietnamese forces down by about 40000 and total enemy strength around 240000 in South Vietnam as of September estimates.
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IV Corps
Laird
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Pentatron
Nixon remarks trigger protest chants during Christmas event
Protesters shouted peace now after Nixon said America seeks lasting peace. Ann Spelt of Washington identified demonstrators as Washington Area Grindh Resistance, accusing Nixon of stealing Christmas and recalling the Grinch label for the president.
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Nixon
America
Ann Spelt
Washington
Grindh
Fire damages bedroom in residence on Main Street
A fire around 10:50 p.m. Tuesday burned a closet and heavily damaged a bedroom at the home of Robert White, 1302 East Main Street. Fire officials said the blaze likely started in or near a closet but the exact cause was not determined late Tuesday night.
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Robert White
E. Main St
Fire damages Lorenzo firms in Tuesday blaze
A Tuesday afternoon fire at the brick Lorenzo building caused heavy smoke and water damage to two Lor-Tex Chemical Co. tenants. Lorenzo fire chief Jack Rhew said the 3:30 pm blaze started in a rear store room and was controlled by Lorenzo units with Ralls’ assistance. Origin and damage estimates were not available late Tuesday.
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Lorenzo
Lor-Tex Chemical Co
Jack Rhew
Ralls
Lorenzo Department
Rhew
An n a Christie tryouts for Lubbock Theatre Centre
The Lubbock Theatre Centre opens tryouts for its 1970 production of An na Christie at 7 p.m. today and Thursday in the LTC Playhouse. G W Bailey directs the play about a woman’s first encounter with love on a New York barge. Casting will include adults. cast announcement comes by Christmas. rehearsals start after the holiday season.
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Lubbock Theatre Centre
Eugene O'Neill
Anna Christie
LTC Playhouse
Ave. P
G. W.bailey
East River
New York
Greta Garbo
Charles Bickford
George
Marion
Marie Dressler
Marthy
Bailey
Iplay
West Texas Water Conference Set for Feb 6 in Lubbock
The eighth annual West Texas Water Conference will be held February 6 1970 at the Red Raider Inn Lubbock. Co-Chairs Gerald W Thom as Texas Tech dean and William Miller geosciences professor announced a daylong program focused on water availability and quality with discussions on pollution problems federal plans and public understanding of a statewide water plan.
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West Texas Water Conference
West Texas
Red Raider Inn
Lubbock
West
Texas Water Institute
Gerald W.thomas
Texas Tech University College of Agricultural Sciences
William Miller
Institute
Williams of Amos and Andy fame dies at 76 in Hollywood
Funeral services are set for Spencer Williams a star of the Amos n Andy television series. Williams died Saturday at a Hollywood hospital at age 76 surviving wife Bula and other relatives.
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Holly Wood
Spencer -Williams
Amos 'N’ Andy
Williams
Ohude Hia
Bula
Oil import tariff plan favored by task force
A panel backs a tariff oriented system for oil imports as an eventual Nixon policy option. The plan would set import ceilings and taxes for Canadian Mexican Latin American and Middle East crude and products, with an auction privilege for cheap oil, while Stans and Hickel reportedly oppose it in favor of quotas to individual companies.
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Nixon
Task Force
Canada
Middle East
Middlest East
Maurice H. Stanslanl
Walter J. Hickel
Congress
Sens
William Proxmire
Tmwis
Philip A. Hart
TeMieh
Tatum Teen Dies From Gas Fumes At Oil Site
Earl Welkener 14-year-old son of Alfred Welkener found dead near Cross Roads after exposure to hydrogen sulfide in a holding tank. He worked for Coastal States Oil Producers of Midland and was discovered by foreman Carl Oden. Rites pending Brice Funeral Home Three Rivers. Survivors include wife Helen daughter Jennifer and parents.
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Tatum
Cross Roads
Earl Welkener
Coastal States Oil Producers
Midland
Carl Oden
Hobbs
Tim Hudson
Welkener
H. W. Gillett
Lea County Searaner
Weikener
Midland Company
Brice Funeral Home
Three Rivers
Helen
Jennifer
Alfred Welkener
Kennedy
Kenneth Welkener
San Antonio
Betty Ann Wallace
Wachatreague
Christmas Volunteer Drive Seeks Funds for Goodfellow Deliveries
Letters flood in as 7 000 children await Christmas visits by volunteers delivering fruit nuts and candy funded by the Goodfellow fund. Screening requests begins today with packaging planned for Monday to reach neighborhoods before Christmas Eve.
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Goodfellow Fund
Lubbock Karting Assn
Dingell Says House Too Tempered to Pass Firearm Law Change
Rep. John D. Dingell from Michigan on the NRA executive committee argues supporters of firearm central laws fear passage. He notes the House mood could block any new legislation and possibly repeal existing gun controls. He cites revolvers and unsafe weapons as examples of inadequately suited arms.
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John D. Dingell
Dmich
National Rifle Association
Firearms Central
Dingell
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