Dellums offers war crimes transcript to House panel
Representative Ronald Dellums proposes to provide the Armed Services Committee with transcripts from unofficial war crimes hearings. Chairman Hebert rejects the offer unless the transcripts are not used to indict any service members, citing the criminal code.
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Washington
UPI
Ronald V. Dellums
D-Calif
House, Armed Services Committee
Dellums
Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
Congress
House
U.S
Southeast Asia
Army S. Set
Danny S. Notley
St. Paul
Minn
My Lai
Army
Notley
Thomas D. Ensign
Ensign
Doctors decry police handling of medics at demonstrations
Washington physicians aiding antiwar protesters accused police of cruel treatment and crowded jail conditions. They cited van ignition wires ripped out, radios seized, and barred X rays, with 400 volunteers facing about 250 arrests. Judge Belson ordered transfer to better facilities and faster processing. Forage fish form the food chain for other fish.
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Washington
William Miskovic
Jerry Wilson
Miskovic
Public Health Association
Medical Committee of Human Rights
Francis L. Wenger
Robert R. Cope
Cope
Michael Davidson
Roosevelt Bridge
Ronald Gregor
Federal Appeals
Court House
Bernard Kruger
Superior Court
James A. Belson
Jackson warns against force in streets threatening democracy
Sen. Henry M. Jackson assails antiwar protests and street violence in Washington as a pattern of disruption harming courts, universities, and public agencies. He says force-led tactics threaten democracy and demand urgent national change, urging an end to angry mass actions targeting government offices.
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Fort Worth
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
United States
Jackson
Washington Democrat
Washington
Congressional Club
America
Questioned resignation of Dr Elmer Baum to Texas Bank Board
Lawmakers questioned the validity of Dr Elmer Baum’s resignation from the State Banking Board as Governor Smith weighs whether to accept it and recall the nomination. Senator Mauzy urged formal rejection while Baum seeks to stay on until charter cases are decided amid ties to a stock manipulation scandal.
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Oscar Mauzy
Dallas
Senate
Baum
Preston Smith
Smith
Bank Board
Attorney General
Sharpstown State Bank of Houston
National Bankers Life Insurance Company of
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Banking Board
Senate Nominations Committee
Maury
Ben Barnes
Muskie urges labor alliance to beat Nixon in 1972 race
Sen Edmund Muskie urged an alliance of Democrats and organized labor to reverse President Nixon’s economic policies and oust him in 1972. He called for a working majority in government and attacked Nixon for rising unemployment and inflation while opposing money for corporate tax breaks. The remarks came at a labor convention in Miami Beach.
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Miami Beach
Edmund Muskie
Nixon
White House
Washington
Maine
Muskie
Louis
Stulberg
Afl-Cio International Ladies’Garment Workers Union
Penn Central Railroad
Lockheed Corp
Asia
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Lubbock
Texas
U. V. Blake Record Center
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LEE Optical
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LEE
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Caprock
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