Testimony Links Hutto to My Lai Firefight in Vietnam
A former member of Sgt. Charles Hutto's platoon testified that Hutto was among soldiers firing at civilians in My Lai. Tommy Moss could not confirm Hutto fired or pointed a weapon. Prosecutors note an assault with intent to murder and a search and destroy mission that ended in civilians’ deaths. The trial also heard from Leonard Gonzales and Dennis Bunning as other witnesses.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Charles Hutto
Hutto
My Lai
Tommy Lee Moss
Spartanburg
S.C
Moss
Hoothh
Army
Franklin Wurtzel
Edward Magill
Ernest Medina
Leonard
Gonzales
Richmond
Calif
Dennis Bunning
Raymond
Americal
Charlie Company
Air Criminal Investigation Detachment
Magill
Wurtzel
Warren Porter
Col
Francis E. Worth
Snowbound City of San Francisco trains to bus transfer
The City of San Francisco stalled in Ogden due to heavy snow and a broken heating system. About 208 passengers began the journey in Chicago and ended up in Salt Lake City and Ogden as they switched to Greyhound buses amid freezing temperatures and delays.
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Ogden, Utah
Ogden
Helen Rawlins
San Francisco
Chicago
Iowa
Salt Lake City
James Potter
Belmont
Calif
Council Bluffs
Milwaukee Railroad
Perry
Andrew Balukas
Balukas
James Strauss
Placerville
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
C. R. Rockwell
Execution Date Set For Man In Slayings Case
A Oneida County judge set the week of February 22 for the execution of John Martin Fitzpatrick 34 the former Cub Scout leader convicted of killing two troopers in a gas station robbery case. If upheld on appeal he would be the first U.S. inmate executed since 1967. Fitzpatrick Martville N Y attacked the jury system and claimed innocence before the court. The case moves to the state court of appeals and then Gov Rockefeller for possible commutation.
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Utica
N.Y
UPI
United States
John Martin Fitzpatrick
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Oneida
John J. Walsh
Walsh
Fitzpatrick
Court of Appeals
Nelson Rockefeller
Martville
Green Haven Correctional Institution
Stormville
Dutchess County
Sing Sing
Green Haven
California
Colorado
New York State
Sherrill
Thomas Reilly
Robert Mumford
Public Defender’s Office
Donald L. Austin
Texas Tops List of States for Skin Flicks in Theaters
Texas leads in number of theaters showing explicit films, a member of the President’s Commission on Obscenity and Pornography told the Senate interim committee. The panel advanced a bill to license local theaters and curb minors access, with a hearing set for January 13. An average daily Mississippi River flow noted for New Orleans context.
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Austin
Texas
President
Commission On
Jack Sampson
University of Texas
Sampson
Senate
San Francisco
United States
President's Commission
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Overhauls In Laws Proposed By National Commission
A 366 page final report from the National Commission on Reform of Federal Criminal Laws urges Congress to abolish the death penalty and criminalize marijuana less than a misdemeanor while overhauling all federal laws. It proposes a handgun ban and firearm registration with exemptions for military and police, and suggests trying 15 year olds as adults.
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Washington
National Study Commission
Congress
National Commission On Reform
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
Louis B. Schwartz
University of Pennsylvania
Poff
Department of Justice
Sam J. Ervin J
Dn.c
John L. McClellan
DeArk
Commission
Edmund G. Brown
California
Nixon
Brown
Parishioner Bell Suit Withdrawn in Chicago Case
In Cook County, a suburban Wilmette dispute ends as Anthony J. Murray Jr and St. Francis Xavier Church drop an injunction against bell chimes after judge Samuel B. Epstein notes potential urban life adjustments. The church planned short chime intervals around mass times despite complaints.
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Chicago
Murray
St. Francis Xaviers
Cook County
Samuel B. Epstein
Anthony J. Murray Jr
Leo A. Devitt
St. Patrick's Day
Wilmette
Frederic Berg
Berg
Father Devitt
John J. Casey
Casey
Man Charged in Drug Sweep Case
A felony complaint charges Jesse Moses Masso 29 of 2102 33rd St Apt 90 with possession of narcotic paraphernalia. A narcotics raid led to three arrests. two suspects were released. Masso faces additional misdemeanor charges and bonds set at 2000 and 750. Police describe seized pink tablets yellow pills syringes and paraphernalia.
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Jesse Moses Masso
33Rd St
Apt
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Masso
Edwin He Boedeker
Set
Carey Stafford
Stafford
London Taxi Driver Marries Same Woman Three Times
A London taxi driver has married the same woman three times in a single sequence of ceremonies. The unusual nuptials span multiple months and reflect a dramatic marital renewal between the driver and his wife.
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London
Britain most popular country for Indians abroad
A government spokesman said Britain is the top destination for Indians living overseas with about 200,000 residents. Malaysia follows with around 161,000 Indians living there.
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New Delhi
Britain
Malaysia
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G. Alan Johnson
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Florida
Great Lakes
Texas Panhandle
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Arizona
New England
Jim Carlen
Asbury United Methodist
KDAV
MT. Vernon
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Ray Nell Johnson
Ralph Hall
Rockwall
U.S. Supreme Court
Mike McKons
Dallas
Anstate
Alcoholic Beverage Commission
Travis County
Bob Smith
John BR. Woodall Jr
Central Christian Church of Austin
John Wayne
R. L. Dodson
Dodson
Supreme Court
Bell
Leland B. Nelson
James B. Mott
Roy L. Bobbitt
Town & Country Clinic
4Th St
Boston
Osteopathic
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Ken Dill
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