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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1974

Page

4

War Is War Judge Says Calley Case Reversal

In a postscript to overturning William Calley's conviction for My Lai, Judge J Robert Elliott likened war crimes to historic slaughter and argued Calley did not receive a fair trial. He compared Calley's treatment to other wartime acts and condemned media and government actions that tainted the case.

Calley Columbus Los J. Robert Elliott William J. Calley Joshua Jereco Jericho Polotsk Ivan the Terrible Elliott Churchill Eisenhower Truman Hiroshima Willian T. Sherman Georgia Department of Justice Army William J. Calley Jr My Lai Ft. Levenworth Kans

Kaline Receives White House Congratulations for 4000 Hits

Baltimore AP Kaline Al Kaline Tigers designated hitter received a congratulatory call from President Ford after becoming the 12th player in major league history to reach 4000 hits.

Baltimore Detroit Tigers al Kaline President Ford

Brezhnev Sees Hopeful US Russian Ties Under Ford

Soviet leader Brezhnev at a dinner for Janos Kadar said U S Russian relations are on a positive track under President Ford. He noted U S Soviet cooperation has been well received in Moscow and affirmed willingness to maintain contacts to foster peace trust and neighborly relations.

Moscow Leonid I. Brezhnev United States Ford Brezhnev Janos Kadar U.S.S.R Gerald Ford

Cattle Committee To Meet In KC

Washington AP reports a new cattle industry advisory committee will hold its first meeting October 17 18 in Kansas City to discuss future conditions for beef producers and policy implications from the Agriculture Department.

Washington Kansas City Agriculture Department

Nixon Transition Costs Prompt Senate Questioning

A congressional subcommittee questioned the plan to equip Nixon’s 14-person staff in San Clemente with 77 typewriters 21 sofas 44 desks and 186 chairs as part of an $850 000 transition budget. Senator Montoya pressed for justification noting uncertainty over staff size and duties while officials suggested volunteers or loans might cover some roles. The story also reports on cabinet turnover and a separate probe into the Federal Power Commission with officials admitting conflicts of interest rules were not enforced for years and that 19 officials may have violated them.

Washington Richard M. Nixon San Clemente Joseph Montoya Senate Appropriations Ford Administration Nixon Arthur S. Sampson General Services Administration Montoya Federal Power Commission John N. Nassikas Agency Commission Nassikas Special House General Accounting Office

Mexico Evening School enrolls Sept 30 at high school

Enrollment for Mexico Evening School classes will be Monday night September 30 at Mexico High School seven o clock. Limited classes available. For information call 581 5684. Courses include antique clock repair yardwork upholstery painting sewing tailoring Spanish pottery woodworking and more.

Mexico High School Mexico Evening School Mexico Public Schools

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