Meadle Immunity Bid Emerges In My Lai Trial
Ex GI Meadle, granted immunity to testify under a new act, may still refuse as Lt. Calley’s My Lai murder trial resumes. Meadle had faced arrest for refusing to testify while Calley, charged in the slayings of 102 Vietnamese civilians, awaits further witness testimony and more defense actions.
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Ronald Grzesik
Holgote
Mass
Harry Stanley
Gulfport
John 4. Kesler
Terre Haute
Ind
Kesler
William Sloth
United States
Macon Ga
Meadie
High Court To Review Drug Search
The Supreme Court agreed to review a 2 1 ruling by the U S Circuit Court in San Francisco that customs inspectors must have more than an aroused suspicion to order a clothing search for narcotics of travelers entering the United States The case centers on Sandra Johnson a 26 year old Los Angeles drycleaner found with heroin in her undergarments during a border stop at San Ysidro California The government argues the search was valid and urges the Court to uphold the appeals court ruling while acknowledging border traffic volumes require inspectors to rely on experience and intuition
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RPY
Supreme Court
Justice Department
U.S. Circuit Court
San Francisco
Sandra Johnson
Los Angeles
San Ysidro
Calif
Mexico
Miss Johnson
Erwin N. Griswold
Festival Plans To Be Discussed At Public Meeting
Plans for the 1971 Potomac River Festival will be discussed at a public meeting at the Maryland Avenue Methodist Church on Thursday January 14 starting at 7 30. Brunswick baseball officials and festival supporters are urged to attend to discuss location content and festival organization along with initiating a baseball Hall of Fame.
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Maryland Avenue Methodist Church
Brunswick Baseball
Musical Groups To Highlight TJ PTSA Meeting
Governor Thomas Johnson High School PTSA will host a Tuesday evening meeting January 12 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Specialized musical groups and a VC Tech training display will be shown by the Music and Vocational Technical departments. Dr Harold Neufeld PTSA President urges parents to attend for better understanding of students needs and the Vo Tech program. A brief business meeting will follow with the membership committee in the lobby to collect dues.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
PTSA
Harold Neufeld
Col Frank R Young Receives Air Force Commendation Medal
Col Frank R Young son of Mr and Mrs F Rus sell Young of 423 E Patrick St received the U S Air Force Commendation Medal at Bergstrom AFB Texas for meritorious service as chief of materiel of the 2nd Mobil Communications Group at Sembach AB Germany He now serves at Bergstrom with a unit of the Air Force Communications Service He is a 1948 Frederick High School graduate and earned a B S in agriculture from the University of Maryland in 1952 and an M S in industrial management from the University of North Dakota in 1967 His wife Marilyn is daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter E Masters Sr of Steelton Pa.
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F. Russell Young
E. Patrick St
U.S. Air Force Commendation
Bergstrom Afb
Tex
Young
2Nd Mobil Communications Group
Sembach
Germany
Bergstrom
Air Force Communications Service
Frederick High School
University of Maryland At
College Park
Reserve Officers Training Corps
University of North Dakota
Col. Young
Marilyn
Walter E. Masters Sr
Steelton
Jewish Defense League to Harass Soviet Envoys
New York leaders of the Jewish Defense League announce plans to step up anti-Soviet actions by forming teams to trail and harass Soviet diplomats in New York. Rabbi Meir Kahane says the campaign aims to force Soviet concessions while denying any intent to escalate broader tensions.
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Jewish Defense League
Meir Kahane
United Nations
East 67Th Street
Kahane
League
Soviet Union
Moscow
Hoffa Faces New Jail Term After Supreme Court Rejection
Washington AP James R Hoffa once top Teamsters leader faces up to five more years in federal prison after the Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal. He is already serving an eight year term for jury tampering from a 1964 pension fund fraud conviction. The court's 7 0 decision offered no comment, directing lower courts to consider his eavesdropping claims in earlier appeals. Hoffa began serving in 1967 at Lewisburg Penn. and parole officials had not released him as of 1969. The additional sentence would start after the current term ends.
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James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Chicago
Teamsters Pension Fund
U.S. Circuit Court
Lewisburg
U.S. Parole Board
Uruguayan Tupamaros Kill Detective in Bar Shootout
In Montevideo the Tupamaro guerrillas assassinated detective Jose Leandro Villalba as he left a bar, an off duty officer killed instantly. The group also claimed captives Geoffrey Jackson the British ambassador and others remain in health while calling on the government to negotiate. The incident coincides with a push to suspend civil liberties for 70 days to aid the search.
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Uruguay
Geoffrey Jackson
Jose Leandro Villalba
Villalba
Legislative Commission
Congress
Jorge Pacheco Areco
Tupamaro
Fly
Soviet Jews Remain Calm Amid Bombings and Tensions
Moscow reports show Soviet Jews follow U.S.-Soviet exchanges with interest but the general public stays unconcerned. Vandals damaged the cars of American correspondents and diplomats in retaliation for Jewish demonstrations in the United States, with evidence pointing to hired attackers. The Soviet press pressures Washington while avoiding direct anti American mobs as life in Moscow continues largely unchanged.
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Pravda
United States
Washington
Newsweek
Jay Xelbank
Gorky Street
Axelbank
U.S
Wverell Harriman
Harriman
Jacob Beam
Beltway Accident Fatal To 3 Victims Named
BALTIMORE AP Three people died in a head on collision involving five vehicles on the Baltimore Beltway. Victims were Frederick W. Schaefer 53 of Baltimore Darrell E Pence 48 of Vienna Virginia and George Hocket Jr 37 of Suitland Maryland. Police said a northbound pickup driven by Schaefer crossed the median and struck Pence s panel truck with Hockett as a passenger.
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Baltimore Beltway
Frederick W. Schaefer
Darrell E. Pence
Vienna Va
George Hocket Jr
Suitland
Schaefer
Pence
Hockett
Boggs Leads Democratic Whip Race
AWeek before the January 19 caucus the House Democratic whip race centers on Hale Boggs of Louisiana and Morris Udall of Arizona. Boggs claims 116 pledges with hope for 12 more from 48 uncommitted Democrats, while Udall appeals to DSG supporters and second-choice votes from Sisk Hays Boland camps.
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Washington
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Boggs
Udall
James G. O’hara
Michigan
DSG
Sisk
Coco Chanel Dies Shook Fashion World in Paris Ritz
Paris AP report confirms Gabrielle Coco Chanel died Sunday night at the Ritz suite. She 37, credited with reshaping 20th century dress by popularizing jersey wear, removing corsets, and launching Chanel No. 5 perfume. tributes from Norman Norell and Marc Bohan praise her influence. Funeral arrangements pending as Chanel’s house says spring-summer showing remains on schedule.
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Atlantic
Gabrielle
Coco
Chanel
Ritz
Norman Norell
Marc Bohan
Dior
House of Chanel
Cleveland
Couturier
Issoire
Auvergne
France
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