Daniel to Testify on Medina Command Influence Hearing
Army prosecutor Aubrey Daniel will testify at a Medina command influence hearing regarding whether improper pressure led to Capt Ernest Medina being brought to trial. The hearing, ordered by Col Kenneth Howard, will also require multiple officers to testify.
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FT. Mcpherson
Aubrey Daniel
Army
William L. Calley Jr
Ernest Medina
Medina
Montrose
Colo
Mv Lai
Calley
Mv Tai
Kenneth Howard
Daniel
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Washington, D.C
Portsmouth
Albert O. Connor
3Rd Army
My Lai
Set
Charles Hutto
Hutto
Cailey
Maj
William Eckhardt
Hutte
Cal. Wilson Freeman
Set. Hutte
Capt
Man Who Tore Up Draft Card Begins Sentence
Michael RB Weissman, 19, tore his draft card at an antiwar rally near City Hall after the 1968 Democratic National Convention. He begins a five year federal prison term today, having graduated cum laude from Harvard and completed a year of doctoral study in physics. Weissman will serve three months at the Federal Medical Center in Springfield Missouri for psychiatric evaluation, after which the sentence may be reviewed. The Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal by one vote.
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ST. Louis
Michael RB. Weissman
City Hall
Weissman
Harvard University
Washington University
Chicago
Nun
John K. Regan
Federal Medical Center
Springfield
Regan
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Archibald Cox
Harvard Law School
Meany backs aid for Lockheed amid bailout debate
AFL-CIO chief George Meany urged federal backing of a 250 million loan guarantee to keep Lockheed solvent and save thousands of jobs across 35 states, citing a 45 700 job loss risk. But UAW President Leonard Woodcock warned the measure risks country welfare and may not save the company. Floyd E Smith of IAMAW warned failure would ripple through aerospace and related industries, risking 17 700 aerospace, 14 000 subcontractor and 14 000 service jobs.
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Harrion Humphries
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Lockheed
Woodcock
Floyd E. Smith
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Smith
Britain
Rolls-Royce Ltd
TriStar
Mrs Roosa Injured in Jet Fuel Auto Crash near Columbus
Mrs Joan Roosa wife of astronaut Stuart Roosa was slightly injured when a tank truck ruptured spilling about 2500 gallons of jet fuel on U S 82. Four cars left the slick highway but she did not require hospitalization. Her husband is on the Apollo 12 mission.
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Columbus
Miss
Joan Roosa
Stuart Roosa
Here
U.S. 82
Roosa
Subscription rate table shows multiple newspaper options
The page lists combined morning and evening rates with Sunday, morning world daily options, and an evening edition. It provides monthly and annual terms for multiple subscriptions including centric daily and Sunday specials, with varying inclusions such as Saturday editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Star
Daily & Sun
Miss Hemphill Honor Graduate At Loranger High
Margaret Annette Hemphill, great granddaughter of Mrs J D Miller of Monroe, graduated sixth in a class of 68 seniors at Loranger High School Tangipahoa Parish in May. She received the American honors.
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Margaret Annette Hemphill
J. D. Miller
Polk St
Monroe
Loranger High School
Tangipahoa Parish
Ky defends 1965 air raid targeting all of North Vietnam
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky dismissed claims he bombed the wrong target during the February 8 1965 North Vietnam strikes. He argued the whole North was a viable target and described the alleged switch as a matter of priority not error.
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Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
North Vietnam
Pentagon
U.S
Indochina
The
New York Times
Vinh Linh
USAF
Demo Leaders Plan Appeal on Delegate Strength Ruling
The Democratic National Committee plans to appeal a federal court ruling that a four month old apportionment formula for 1972 convention delegates is discriminatory. Judge June L. Green ordered a strict party strength basis, potentially boosting liberal delegates. suit by New York, California and DC argued smaller states gain voice.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Joseph L. Rauh Jr
Democratic Party Organization
New York State
California
District of Columbia
Legion Award Medal of Merit and Beta of the Year Award
A student earned honors including the Legion Award the Congress man Medal of Merit and Beta of the Year Award. She is enrolled at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Louisiana University
Hammond
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Brat Chanel
Woodhue
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