Laos covert war details emerge in Senate testimony
Senate testimony released Monday cites 490 million dollars yearly in U S military and irregular Lao Thai forces aiding Laos operations including training and air support. A 30 000 strong Lao guerrilla force forms the backbone of U S effort described as unprecedented direct military action under an ambassador.
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Washington
APL
Laos
U.S
Central Intelligence
Senate
Defense
Melvin J. Laird
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Jungle Kingdom
McMurtrie Godley
CIA
U. Alexis. Johnson
United States
State Department
Godley
Taos
Vientiane
Innocent pleas entered in court for fourteen defendants
Fourteen defendants pleaded innocent before Judge Edwin Boedeker in County Court at Law No.1 on drunken driving charges. Bonds ranged from 350 to 730 dollars. Other defendants faced aggravated assault, theft, and weapons charges with bonds set from 400 to 600 dollars. One man pleaded guilty to a prohibited weapon offense with a 100 dollar fine and costs.
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Edwin Boedeker
County Court-at-Law No.1
William B. Nagel
Tis
Ussery
John C. Hunter
Cornell St
Arthur Harris
E.ast Place
Hunter
Harris
Floyd Haggerty
David Ave
Juan Rangel
Grinnell St. Bach
Harold Middleton
Southeast Drive
Henry Trejo
Rt. 1
Lubbock
Charles J. Miller
Reese Air Force Base Hospital
Manuel Martinez Lape
Littlefield
Nerve Control Spotlighted For Stomach Aches To Sleep
A Blair Chiropractic Clinic case describes a man under 30 with nine years of stomach pains headaches dizziness heart pain constipation and insomnia. After spine examination a misaligned spinal vertebra squeezed nerves and corrected with chiropractic care his symptoms resolved and he reports life is worth living.
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Blair Chiropractic Clinic
Cary
M10 Ave
Q Lubbock
Texas
Extradition Planned for Dog Bar Killer from California
Clarence Otis Smith, accused in the Dog Bar camp killings, will be brought to California this week. Sheriff Wayne Brown will travel to Brownsville, pick up Smith, and return by Thursday or Friday after a brief court hearing cleared extradition. Indictments charge Smith with two murders and two wounds at Dog Bar on July 12. Kenneth Garbe identified him as the attacker.
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Nevada City
Calif
UPI
Nevada
Harold Berliner
Clarence Otis Smith
California
Berliner
Wayne Brown
Brownsville
Smith
Dinnet Court
J. A. al
Ronald Reagan
Texas
Ben Barnes
Preston Smith
Auburn
Nevad County
Grand” Jury
Wit King
Dog Bar
Lewis
Kenneth Garhe
Applesate
Calife
Donna Fitzhugh
Ontario
John Simmons
Colfax
Clif
Garbe
Mark Parker
Walnut
Court Martial of Capt Medina Refusal to Testify Delays Trial
The Medina court martial in Fort Benning continues as Lt Calley invokes the Fifth Amendment and refuses to testify. Witnesses describe a boy shot during My Lai attack while prosecutors argue over testimony and orders. The defense pressed for clarity on who ordered the child’s death as the case unfolds amid broader war-crimes proceedings.
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Mcpiterson
Shim
Terry
Medina
Williams
L. Calley Jr
My Lai
Blankey-blank
Brigham Young Uni
Crnest L. Medina
Oliver
Dina
Calley
Ft. Benning
George Latimer
Salt Lake City
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Latimer
Kenneth Howard
Lt. Calley
Salley
Gene R. Oliver Jr
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Montrose
Colo
Vyhe
Crult
Munter
Mand
Tihe
Michael Terry
Oram
Utah
William L. Calley
Center
Ernest Medina
Ft. McPherson
Suspect Nabbed In Bank Holdup Fort Worth Dallas FBI
A man with a hand in his pocket implied to hold a gun robbed the Fort Worth National Bank of 1100 dollars Monday. John Allen Gibbs, 21, Fort Worth, was arrested hours later in Dallas and charged in a federal complaint. Gibbs appeared before a Dallas U.S. magistrate after a joint FBI Fort Worth police operation.
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Fort Wortie
UPL
Fort Worth National Bank
FBL Ents
Dallas
John Allen Gibbs
Fort Worth
Fin
U.S. Maginistrate
J. Gordon Shanklin
FBI
Gibbs
Common Market Ministers Push for World Currency Realignment
In Brussels AP reports the Common Market finance ministers signaled a move toward realigning major currencies including the dollar and replacing it as the base for world exchange with SDRs. They urged tighter controls on speculation, an IMF role for gold, and a gradual shift away from national currencies as reserve units while keeping gold and SDRs central to international liquidity.
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Washington
Nixon
Gerald L. Warren
Treasury
John B. Connally
White House
Roelof Nelissen
Brussels
Common Market Common Market Finance Minist
France
Sen
Common Market Commission
Specia
International Monetary Fund
Common Market
U.S
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Negro House
Equiti
Black Caucus backs Stokes bid for D nominee
A CBC leader denounces Senator Muskie's rejection of a Black candidate for vice president and launches a push to nominate Cleveland Mayor Carl Stokes for the Democratic ticket. The move signals a push for reform in the party's presidential race and highlights calls for diverse leadership.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional Black Caucus
Edmund S. Muskie
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
China reports leader's death shocks Cold War split
Tokyo AP reports China announces the death of former Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, noting the rift between Beijing and Moscow during his era as relations deteriorated after Khrushchev ended Soviet aid to China and denounced Stalin, leading to his ouster.
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Tokyo
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Peking
Moscow
Jxnwers
Khrushchev
Joseph Stalin
Bank Robbery Trace Led to Baker Street Lair in $1.25 Million Heist
Scotland Yard traced a Lloyds Bank robbery to a Baker Street store next to the fictional Holmes residence after a 34 hour delay. Bandits used a shortwave radio network and fled with about 500,000 pounds and valuables. A 40 foot tunnel was dug from a neighboring handbag shop, and a 18 inch hole opened the strongroom floor. An anonymous amateur radio operator in Wimpole Street alerted police as fumes filled the scene near Marylebone station.
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London
Lloyds Bank
Baker Street
Scotland Yard
Sherlock Holmes
WauRte Tranmimssione
Unum
A. Conan Doyle
Wimpole Street
Marylebone
Stokes Declines Candidacy After Offer From Unknown Mayor Hopeful
Cleveland mayor Stokes, the first Black leader elected to the post, will not run again this November after announcing in July he would not seek reelection. He rejected a reported offer for a second-ticket spot and did not reveal who offered it. Conyers claimed to speak for himself, not the caucus, about the incident.
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Ence
Conyers
Stokes
Cleveland
Jwho
Memory Booster Booklet Offered Free by Publisher
A Chicago publisher promotes a memory enhancement method promising success in business and social life. Readers may obtain a free booklet titled Adventures in Memory by mailing name address and zip to Memory Studies Mundelein Illinois 60060. A postcard suffices.
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Chicago
Lothers
E. Lange St
Dept
Mundelein
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