Hebert refuses to release My Lai testimony in military case
Congress member F Edward Hebert vows not to release any My Lai subcommittee testimony even if it halts the David Mitchell court martial. He says promises to 152 subpoenaed witnesses prevent courts from compelling disclosure and warns a judge could block the trial if secrecy ends.
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House
U.S
Hebert
Congress
Inves
Bling
David Mitchell
Congressional
Mitchell
Robinson
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
House Armed Services Committee
Altus
Okla
Inside On the Inside: Ann Landers Bridge Comics
Inside the Inside column presents Ann Landers style bridge comic notes with brief descriptive lines and light humor. The snippet references a comic strip format and playful interactions among characters.
Valley News Puzzle Deaths and Funerals Feature
Reads like a compact community page listing obituaries and funeral notices alongside puzzle and editorial briefs. Includes sections for sports television and want ads, with minor mentions of women’s news and editorials.
California Eye Doctor and Family Fatally Shot at Burning Home
The bound bodies of Dr. Victor M. Ohta 45 his wife Virginia 43 their sons Derik 12 Taggart 11 and secretary Dorothy Cadwallader were found in the pool of their Santa Cruz hilltop home after a fire. Sheriff James cited multiple gunshot wounds a possible second back wound and a fire set to conceal the crime. Investigators noted no notes or signs of a struggle and suggested more than one assailant. The double murder occurred as the home burned after two driveways blocked by luxury cars. The victims were known residents of the area with Dr Ohta a cataract specialist and former Air Force medical head. The incident remains under investigation.
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Soquel
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Victor M. Ohta
Virginia
Derik
Taggart
Ohia
Ohtas
Dominican Santa Cruz Hospital
Cadwallader
Ohta
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Northwestern Univer Siln
Witty Exchange Reveals Priorities Between Wife and Sports
A humorous exchange shows a wife accusing her husband of loving football more than her, while he counters that his love for her surpasses his love for basketball. The banter highlights personal loyalties to sports versus relationships.
Pediatricians Back National Health Insurance for Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics endorses a study calling for every American child to be included in a national health insurance program. The board cites high costs under current plans and urges phased implementation with government support for those unable to pay.
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San Francisco
Carl C. Fisner
Philadelphia
American Academy of Pediatrics
National Health Insurance Board
Indian Summer and Chills Lower Northeast Cold Snap
The Associated Press reports a mild Indian summer across the midcontinent with frosty chills in the Northeast. Rain drenched the Southeast while the Pacific Northwest saw inland showers and gale winds on coastlines. Overnight temps stayed in the 40s and 50s in the Great Plains and Midwest after several frosty nights, with 20s in northern New England. Key West tallied over 3 inches of rain as Meridian, Mississippi, logged near 6 inches. A Mobile gusty thunderstorm toppled trees and power lines while dawn temps ranged from 22 in Houston, Maine to 79 in Key West, Florida.
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Pacific Northwest
Great Plains
Midwest
New England
Key West
Fla
Meridian
Miss
Mobile
Ala
Oregon
Washington
Houston
Maine
Rainfall to taper as mild weather returns
Rain that reached nearly a quarter inch by 8 am is expected to taper tomorrow with occasional showers still possible. Yesterday’s high was 65 and the morning low was 48. fair and milder weather is forecast for Thursday.
Drug Film Sparks Sheriff Criticism in Norwalk Event
A Huron County Mental Health Center sponsored film about drugs faces sharp opposition from Sheriff John Borgia. The Norwalk show runs Oct. 21–27 at the Norwalk Theater with an accompanying program by former drug abusers.
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Norwalk, Ohio
Huron County Mental Health Center
John Borgia
Norwalk
Borgia
Ministerial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Emergency Powers From Trumans 1950 War Ration
Government powers granted under Truman after Red China entered Korea include temporary promotions and extended enlistments. The 14 provisions authorize actions such as defense contract advances, contracting without bids, and control or lease of numerous airports and defense sites.
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Washington
Red China
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Canada
United States
Government renews manhunt for FLQ kidnappers in Canada
Parliament backs Trudeau’s War Measures Act as soldiers police sweep Quebec. Security forces raid 1,627 locations and arrest 541 suspects since Friday while amnesty offer to Cross’s captors remains on the table and no new clues emerge on his whereabouts.
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Montreal
Canada
Quebec
Pierre Laporte
James R. Cross
Quebec Liberation Front
Laporte
House of Commons
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Commons
Allen MacKachen
Trudeau
House
New Democratic Party
New Democrats
FLQ
Cross
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Frank Mildren
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Brass
Kansas
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Sherif
Hilltop
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Oth
Live Oak Fire
Ted Pound
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