Army Doctor Charged in Family Slayings
Capt. William MacDonald, a preventive medicine doctor with the 6th Special Forces Group, was questioned as a suspect after a double murder at his Fort Bragg apartment and the stabbing of his wife. The case linked a blonde woman and three men seen fleeing the scene.
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MacDonald
Army
6Th Special Forces Group
Dorothy MacDonald
Long Island
N.Y
Philadelphia
Bernard L. Segal
Dennis Eisman
Eisman
William DeForrest Thompson
Michael J. Malley
Ft. Bragg
Malley
Princeton University
Northwestern University
MacDonlald
Sweethhearts
Princeton
Judy Alvey
Schenectady
Ronald Harrison
Special Forces
California
Sharon Tate
Harrison
Green
Beret
Jeffery R. MacDonald
Fort Bragg
N. C
Nixon moves into Cambodia spurs Senate clash
Senate debate over Nixon Cambodia action intensifies as lawmakers weigh legal authority and potential casualties. Church Cooper push drafts to bar combat troops and arms delivery, while Mansfield, Scott urge politics left out of the issue amid mixed public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hugh Scott
Mike Mansfield
Cambodia
Frank Church
Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
U.S
Fifty Thousand Dollars Found by Two Schoolboys
Two eight year old boys in Grand Rapids discovered more than twenty five thousand dollars in old rain soaked banknotes near Harrison Park school. The money could total up to fifty thousand dollars. Police sought the owner as the boys handed the cash to Todd's mother who notified authorities. If no one claimed it the boys may keep the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Tim Laster
David Todd
Harrison Park School
Todd
Mrs. Robertson Dies Rites Set
Mrs. June Lois Robertson 45 died at Methodist Hospital Houston after an extended illness. Services at 3 p.m. today at Wesley United Methodist Church Levelland with Dr Langston and Rev Wiseman officiating. Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock. She was born in Port Lavaca and lived in Smyer before moving to Armtt community in 1953. survived by husband Allen, and Ted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
June Lois Robertson
Wesley United Methodists
Langston
Keith Wiseman
Amarillo
Resthaven Memorial
Lubbock
George Price
Port Lavaca
Hockley County
Smyer
Arm Tt
Allen
Off Silverlake
Yo Wohnny
Oceanside
Ted
Tevelland
Rites Scheduled For B. B. Hodges
Bonnie Boyd Hodges 69 died Friday at Hendrickson Memorial Hospital Abilene. Services set for Sunday 2:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Davis and Rev. Sherman Ervin officiating. Burial in Terry Cemetery under Mason Funeral Home direction. Survived by wife Thelma three daughters Oreta Beavers Post Ceraldeen Hodges Sweetwater Leola Jacobs Pasadena and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Bonnie Boyd Hodges
Hendrick's Memorial Hospital
Abilene
First Baptist Church
Robert Davis
Sherman Ervin
Terry Cemetery
Mason Funeral
Thelma
Oreta Beavers
Ceraldeen Hodges
Sweetwater
Leola Jacobs
Pasadena
J. W. Pout
Cloma Eason
Santo
Apollo 13 short circuit blamed for oxygen tank blast
George M. Low said the investigation points to a short circuit as the likely trigger for Apollo 13 oxygen tank No. 2. He outlined a probable sequence from short to combustion and rupture, and noted five potential changes under consideration for future spacecraft safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Low
Space Agency
Low
Cape Kennedy
Total Victory Drive Enters Cambodia Amid Heavy Fire
About 8,000 American troops moved into Cambodia in a large air and artillery assault aimed at destroying COSVN the top Communist command for South Vietnam. Ground forces pressed 20 miles inside while facing light resistance as South Vietnamese advisers supported by U S bombers gunships and armor swept a 20 mile eastern corridor. Cambodia officials warned of protest but sought to maintain neutrality.
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Fish- Hook
Saigon
Nixon
1.5
1St Air Cavalry Division
Jis
Vietnam
Central Office
COSVN
Svay Rieng
U.S
Ing
Miove
Phnom Penh
Trinh Hianh
Mrs Gullatt Services Set for Leta Gullatt
Leta Gullatt 16 longtime area resident died Thursday in Houston. Services were Sunday at Bryan Street Baptist Church with Rev. Bob Whitten and Rev. J. P. Jones of Lamesa officiating. Burial in Lamesa Cemetery. Survivors include two sons E. G. of Odessa Wayland of Lamesa a daughter Mrs L F Reed of San Angelo four sisters and two brothers six grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Leta Gullatt
Houston
Bryan Street Baptist Church
Bob Whitten
J. P. Jones
Lamesa
Branon’s Funeral Home
E. G
Odessa
Wayland
L. F. Reed
San Angelo
Eck Allen
J. S&s. Moore
Vas Preston
Lubbock
Fay Stephens
Sulphur
Okla
Marvin Morris
Clifton Morris
British airliner hijacked to Cuba en route Kingston to Miami
A BWIA Boeing 727 carrying 60 passengers and eight crew was hijacked Friday and diverted to Havana Cuba. The aircraft landed at Havana airport at 4 36 p m EDT according to a BWIA spokesman.
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New York
British West Indian Airways, Ltd
Jenner
Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
Miami
BWIA
Landie
Havana
Four Injured in Friday Lubbock Traffic Accidents
Four people were injured in three Friday night accidents in Lubbock. Serious injuries included Hershel J. Shakespeare 64 of 4206 Ave 1H in Highland Hospital after a collision at 50th Street and Avenue H with driver Gary M. McKinley 23 of 523 55th. Two others were treated and released from Methodist Hospital after a crash on U S 87 north of Loop 289 injuring Charles Lovell Sweeney 53 of 1411 6th and Pedro Muniz Garcia 28 of ANB AN U. A third mishap at Loop 289 and South Quaker Avenue caused minor injuries to Beecher McCormick 39 of Lamesa who was treated and released.
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Acot Cene
Charles L Sweeney
U.S. 87
Loop 289
Pedro M. Garcia
Ave.u
Barry Anderson
Hershel
JC. Shakespeare
Ave
Highland Hospital
Shakespeare
50Th
Avenue H
Gary’ M. McKinley
Methodist ‘Hospital
Charles Lovell Sweeney
Pedro Muniz Garcia
Anban U
Loop
Quaker Avenue
Beecher
McCormick
Lamesa
Methodist Hospital
Students Protests Spread Across Colleges Nationwide
Telegrams and referendum forms circulate as Nixon protests surge. About 500 students walk out at Appleton Wisconsin and other campuses protest Cambodia policy. Demonstrators in Washington include law students carrying anti Nixon war signs.
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Pennsylvania
Nixon
Appleton
Wis
Lawrence University
Marist College
Poughkeepsie
Cambodia
Washington
Capitol
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Committee To Repeal
Organization For A Sane World
Women’s Strike For Peace
U.S
Adrawal
Southeast Asia
John N. Mitchell
Law Day
District of Coumbia Bar Association
District of Columbia Law Schools
Texas Senate Preview Highlights Liberalism vs Conservatism Clash
The primary contest centers on Loyd Bentsen and Ralph Yarborough with Mexican-American support, land/insurance debates, and party figures like Gov. Preston Smith shifting dynamics. Yarborough gains unexpected Establishment backing while Bentsen touts anti-poll tax and Social Security stakes amid intra party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentsen
Yarborough
San Antonio
Mexico
Senate
Americans For Democratic Action
Yardborough
House
Texas
Sen
Congress
Nixon lauds student protesters amid Cambodia moves
President Nixon praised students who spoke out in support of his policy as reports from the Pentagon said Cambodian operations were advancing exceedingly well. White House aide Ronald Ziegler noted overwhelming public support, with far more mail than after the November appeal to the silent majority.
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Fulbright
Nixon
White House
Cambodia
Aiken
jLister
College c
Sen. of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
National Military Command Center
Ronald L. Ziegler
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Segal
Foreign Relations Committee
Gulf of Tonkin
Church
Cooper
Laos
Thailand
Chhief
Woodrow Wilson
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Mansfield
Indochina
Edward J. Gurney
Rfla
Milton R. Young
United States
John G. Tower
Roman L.hruska
R-Neb
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Boston
Chicago
Financial District
John L. Swigert Jr
James A. Lovell Jr
B. B. Hodges
Resistance Light
Uene
Smith
Preston Smith
David Thrown
Sherman
Crawford Martin
Jerry Sadler
Bob Armstrong
Austin
Fred Williams
Lukemia Society of Texas
Ben Ramsey
Connie Lawson
Taylor
Lawson
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