Calley Not Mentioned By My Lai Witnesses
A helicopter pilot and gunner testified to finding piled civilian bodies in a ditch at My Lai and a wounded woman shot by an unidentified captain. They said Lt. William L. Calley Jr. was not named during their on‑the‑stand testimony at his court martial as they recounted rescuing a child and airlifting civilians.
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Kathryn Johnson
Benning, Ga
My Lai
William L. Calley Jr
Hugh Thompson
Decatur
Lawrence Colburn
Auburn
Wash
Calley
Aubrey Daniel
Army
Thompson
Colburn
Enzyme in blood hints at leukemia diagnosis breakthrough
National Cancer Institute researchers led by Drs. Gallo Yang and Ting report finding an enzyme in lymphocytes that activates dormant leukemia viruses, present only in patients with lymphocytic leukemia. If validated, this could enable early diagnosis and future treatments, prompting further cancer research.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Washington Post
Robert C. Gallo
Sue Yang
Robert C. Ting
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Gallo
C Cancer Institute
Benetics Research Laboratories
Kensington
NCI
Seymour M. Perry
Nine escape from Cuyahoga jail. one identified as Fair
Cleveland police report 21-year-old murder suspect James Valentine among nine inmates who escaped from Cuyahoga County Jail. Valentine was wounded in a chase past East 65th Street and later recaptured in a house. He is charged with first degree murder in the 1969 slaying of off-duty Officer Kenneth Houser.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Mount Sinai Hospital
James Valentine
Cleveland
Valentine
Kenneth R. Houser
East 65Th Street
Sheriff's
James J. Riggiola
Robert A. Granning
Scout Leader Receives Year Pin at Pea ttown Meeting
An eight year service pin was presented to Frances Lynch during Pea ttown School Cub Scout Pack 2 monthly meeting. Numerous awards and badges went to Raford Abner Tim Hester Mike Kramer Jackie Macy Clifford Mato David Owens Raymond Sampson Jeff Simpkins Kenny Turner David Leach Harold Greene Jeff Hughes Jamie Fay Scott Stamper Craig Cline Everett Pratt David Mato and Douglas Grindle. Den mothers and Webelos leaders also received awards.
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Frances Lynch
Pea*ttown School
Raford Abner
Tim Hester
Mike Kramer
Jackie Macy
Clifford Mato
David Owens
Raymond Sampson
Jeff Simpkins
Kenny Turner
David Leach
Harold Greene
Jeff Hughes
Jamie i Fay
Scott Stamper
Craig Cline
Everett Pratt
David Mato
Douglas Grindle
den Mothers
Webelos
Mason council approves tax collection plan in split vote
Mason village council moved to create a tax department and begin collecting a one per cent municipal income tax effective January 1 1971. An anti tax group had sought a referendum but petition was ruled invalid. Only Hans Mehr voted against the measure.
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Mason
George Shealy
Paul Weber
Jack Flaherty
Acoma Drive
Council
Donald Mollman
Mollman
Hans Mehr
No Change In Acount On Wine Recount
Hamilton recount of Seven Mile ballots shows no change from Nov. 3 results. Coyle Voting Systems vice president Bearl A. Joyce notes machines matched original counts after a hand recount at Butler County Board of Elections. Four of five questions defeated. wine sale off premises approved by two votes. Ballots sent to Miami University computer center for tabulation.
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Hamilton
Bearl A. Joyce
Coyle Voting Systems
Coyle
Joyce
Butler County Board of Elections
Election Board
Robert C. Natali
Ritter St
Miami University Computer Center
Oxford
Broken Home Rooster Finds Custody With Master
SEATTLE AP Griswald a housebroken rooster becomes custody case in divorce. Harold Garuthers gains guardianship of the rooster named Griswald and two hen friends. Attorney Alva Long says settlement was out of court.
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Seattle
Griswald
Harold Garuthers
Rooster
Sharron Kay
Alva Long
Garuthers
Waterline Hearing Held Near Excello in Butler County
A preliminary hearing on a Monroe west water extension along Old Ohio 4 near Excello was held before Butler County Commissioners. The plan would serve nine properties including a church and cost about $14,000 with a future hearing planned. The board also moved $1 million in inactive funds to First National Bank of Middletown at 6.4 percent and approved short term deposits elsewhere. Sheriff’s recommendation led to Mobile Communications Service, Inc. winning a $25,850 contract for a new jail communications console.
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Hamilton
Old Ohio
Excello
Butler County
James Hinchberger
Monroe West
First National Bank of Mid
Dletown
Harold J. Carpenter
Mobile Communications Service, Inc
Disabled Vet Stamp On Sale in Cincinnati First Day
A postage stamp commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Disabled American Veterans goes on sale today in Cincinnati. The stamp will be available nationwide Wednesday. Cincinnati was chosen for the first day because the organization was founded there and houses its national headquarters.
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Cincinnati
Anacin shown equal to prescription headache relief
Doctors tests reveal Anacin as effective as prescription tablets for tension headaches. The nonprescription medicine relieves pain and nervous tension quickly, with no narcotic effects or upsetting stomach. It notes doctors wrote 21 million prescriptions for the leading product last year.
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William Becker
J. T. Williams
Charlotte
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Becker
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Central Ave
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Oks
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Harry Cobbbett
At&t
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Sunny Bar & Grill
Lower East Side
New York City
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