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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1997

Page

3

Veterans swap battlefield notes on missing servicemen

Vietnam veterans compare grave sites and battlefield locations in southern Vietnam to aid locating missing servicemen on both sides. A Vietnam Veterans of America delegation handed 10 documents to Vietnamese colleagues, noting graves could hold remains of North Vietnamese or South Vietnamese backed by the U.S. Clinton lawyer says Paula Jones sexual history will not be an issue in her harassment case.

Hanoi Vietnam Vietnam Veterans of America Ho Xuan Dich Hanoiiao Vietnam Veterans Association North Vietnam South Vietnam Washington Clinton Paula Jones Robert Bennett Ms. Jones Associated Press Bennett Mr. Clinton

Shabazz Receives Artificial Skin Grafts in Critical Fire Injury

Betty Shabazz, widow of Malcolm X, remains in extremely grave condition after a Bronx fire. Surgeons at Jacobi Medical Center graft translucent artificial skin onto 80 percent of her body, planning to remove 20 percent of dead skin and replace it to prevent infection as the procedure spans several hours.

Yonkers N.Y Betty Shabazz Jacobi Medical Center Bronx Shabazz Malcolm X Bruce Greenstein Jacobi

Sergeant Cleared of Rape in Darmstadt Case

A U S Army sergeant was cleared of six rape charges by a military jury at Darmstadt Germany but found guilty of multiple counts of indecent assault. Sgt 1st Class Julius Davis received two years in prison plus a bad conduct discharge and rank reduction to E 1. He apologized to the jury before sentencing.

Darmstadt Germany U.S Julius Davis Davis

Disaster relief bill heads for final votes

Washington AP Congress moves to pass an $8.6 billion emergency disaster aid bill aimed at 35 states hit by natural disasters. President Clinton veto looms after a heated standoff, with Republicans pushing two divisive provisions amid calls to speed aid.

Washington Congress House Senate Clinton Dakotas Minnesota Barry Torv House-Senate

Ralston Top Pick for Military Adviser Despite Affair

Defense Secretary Cohen backs Gen. Joseph Ralston to become President Clinton's top military adviser despite an adulterous affair in the 1990s while separated from his wife. Pentagon officials note the case differs and emphasize service record and impact on good order and discipline.

Washington William Cohen Clinton Joseph Ralston Joint Chiefs of Staff Pentagon John E. Longhouser Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland Ralston Cohen Joint Chiefs John Shalikashvili

Candidate for top military adviser amid retirements and probes

Shalikashvili retires at end of September as Cohen’s judgment gains Senate support from McCain. Ralston remains leading candidate to succeed Shalikashvili, while a sex abuse hotline tip triggers scrutiny of Aberdeen base and a retirement request by Sergeant Major of the Army McKinney amid ongoing misconduct probes.

Shalikashvili John McCain R-Ariz Senate Armed Services Committee Cohen McCain CNN Ralston Vietnam Pentagon Congress Clinton White House Aberdeen Longhouser The New York Times Army McKinney

CIA turncoat Harold Nicholson sentenced to 23 years in prison

Harold J. Nicholson, a former CIA station chief, was sentenced in Alexandria to more than 23 years for espionage after admitting to selling top secret documents to Russian officials at four overseas meetings. He pleaded guilty in March and agreed to forfeit spy gains and profits from his story.

CIA Harold Nicholson Alexandria Harold J. Nicholson Nicholson Burke Dulles International Switzerland Moscow

Woman leads Harvard Law class for 1st time

Boston AP reports Lisa Grow 23 of Sandy Utah graduates at the head of Harvard Law School class marking the first time a woman tops the 180 year old program. Grow earned straight A’s all three years, made law review in year two, and will clerk for a 4th U.S. Circuit judge before seeking work for Justice Kennedy and a future in government or teaching law.

Boston Harvard Law School Lisa Grow Sandy Utah Law School Ms. Grow U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Virginia Supreme Court Anthony Kennedy

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