Medina Defense To Call My Lai Witnesses Today
Defense lawyers seek to dismiss charges against Captain Ernest Medina for My Lai killings by presenting seven witnesses at a pretrial hearing. Key figures include Aubrey Daniel and Lt Gen Albert Connor as Bailey argues improper command influence and military conspiracy tainted Medina's trial.
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My Lai
F. Lee Bailey
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William L. Calley Jr
Albert O. Connor
Ft. McPherson
Kenneth Howard
Connor
Bailey
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Wilson Freeman
James Mobley
Wayne Williams
Pentagon
John Callaway
Charles Lacroix
Ft. Carson
Calo
Army
Calley
Sg.t
Charles Hutton
Hutto
Mandel Appoints Maryland Nursing Home Study Panel
Gov. Marvin Mandel named a seven member commission to study nursing home operations in Maryland. Father Joseph Sellinger of Loyola College will chair, after recommendations by Father Sellinger and approval by the governor. The panel follows a prior task force that urged independent oversight to address a salmonella outbreak and improve patient care statewide.
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Annapolis Cap
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Joseph A. Sellinger
S.J
Loyola College
Father Selinger
Baltimore
Father Sellinger
Mandel
Mansfield Sees Senate Push Toward Vietnam Pullout Date
Washington AP The Senate may back a nonbinding pullout date for Vietnam. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says resolutions aim to psychologically pressure a 1972 withdrawal, with House veto likely and Nixon veto possible. An amendment linking nine month withdrawal after POW release is under consideration.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
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U.S
Vietnam
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Indochina
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R-Ky
John C. Pastore
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Mandel
Frank Furstenberg
Virgil A Halbert
L Bradshaw Iiggins
Esther Lazarus
Daniel Thurst
Baltimore
Stephen K. Padussis
Lutherville
North Viet Army Attacks Hard on North Border
North Vietnamese regulars pressed five Sunday attacks on South Vietnamese forces guarding the northern frontier marking the second day of heavy northern sector assaults. American bases near Da Nang and positions around the DMZ faced shelling and ground assaults, with U.S. casualties and extensive air strikes totaling hundreds of tons of bombs. Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces inflicted several Marine and infantry losses while reporting remains found in the Saigon region.
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da Nang
Demilitarized Zone
Camp Fuller
Dmz
A Shau
Sarge
Faulkner
196Th
Sth Mechanized Infantry
50 000 N Y Reliefers Must Take Jobs
New York welfare reforms set by the state require about 50,000 employable relief recipients to work for the city after July 1 to continue benefits. If no private jobs exist they will be hired on public works. they will fill roles as para professionals in hospitals and maintenance staff in schools and parks. City employees will not be displaced, and roughly 60,000 of the 1.2 million welfare recipients are expected to be classified as employable under the changes.
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New York
Jules Sugarman
Sugerman
Sugarman
Interstate 95 Baltimore to Washington opens July weekend
Maryland highway officials expect the long delayed I 95 segment between Baltimore and Washington to open during the July 4 weekend. Deputy chief L E McCarl said crews will work seven days to finish signs and connections, with a transfer of $41,000 to place temporary roadside signs. The 21.7 mile eight lane expressway will link the Baltimore Beltway and Capital Beltway, feature nine interchanges, multiple bridges, and a longest span over the Patapsco River in Patapsco State Park.
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Washington
Maryland
L. E. McCar
State Roads Commission
Weeker
McCarl
National Advertising Co
Argo
Ilc
The
Roads Commission
Baltimore Beltway
Baltimore County
Capital Beltway
Prince Georges County
Patapsco River
Patapsco State Park
Israel Expects Soviet To Initiate Contacts
The Israeli government expects the Soviet Union to resume contacts cut off after the 1967 war. Foreign Minister Abba Eban said in Jerusalem that Moscow knows Israel’s importance and may seek understanding. The report also notes Lebanon's Premier Salam visiting Jordan, Cairo talks among Sadat and Faisal, and unrest in the Gaza Strip with murders and driver strikes amid threats to families.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Abba Eban
Sun
Israel
Fhan
Jerusalem
Moscow
Middle East
Romania
Saeb Salam
Lebanon
Jordan
Hussein
Salam
Yasir Araf
Cairo
War Sadat
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Sadat
Nixon
Washington
William P. Rogers
Aly Sabry
Armed Forces
Mohamed Fawzi
Gaza Strip
Dallas police bid falls short after height rule change
AP reports Chief Frank Dyson cut the patrolman height minimum by one inch to 5 feet 6 inches to attract Mexican-Americans, but not a single recruit has been signed. The move aimed to boost diversity in the Dallas police force.
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Shorter Police
Dallas
Frank Dyson
Ramps Replace 204 Steps at Onondaga Cave
Tourists who complained about the 204 steps at Onondaga Cave along U S 66 now have ramps for easier walking and grip. Eliminating the steps required a decade of blasting and reconstruction by authorities in Leasburg Missouri.
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Onondaga Cave
U.S. 66
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