My Lai Radio Logs Study Demanded By Calley Jury
The Calley murder trial nears 13th day of deliberations with the jury asking to review radio logs from Task Force Barker and 11th Brigade on the My Lai assault. Judge Kennedy weighs whether to intervene to speed deliberations as the panel contemplates verdict options including premeditated murder or lesser charges.
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Rogers Hopes For Arms Pact With Russians
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says Soviet military activity remains a concern but world events push the superpowers toward a nuclear arms limiting agreement. In a 617 page Nixon era foreign affairs report Rogers outlines a dual path of cooperation and challenge with the USSR as Moscow prepares for its first Communist Party Congress since 1966.
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Nixon
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Tito Meets Pope in Vatican First Communist Leader to Visit
Yugoslav President Tito visited the Vatican and conferred with Pope Paul VI for more than an hour. The Pope expressed hope for negotiated solutions in the Middle East and Indochina and praised Tito’s commitment to peace and religious liberty.
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Middle East
Senate unit backs repeal of amusement tax
ANNAPOLIS AP The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill to abolish the state amusement and admission tax effective July 1 1972 and phase it out over one year. Counties and municipalities would then impose taxes locally. The measure totals about 3.6 million a year under current law. The panel also approved a weakened overtime pay bill for State Police, limiting coverage to State Police from first sergeant down with a maximum 800 a year after 50 hours weekly, after debate led by Sen. Charles Smeiser.
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Department of Natural Resources
Charles H. Smeiser
Carroll Frederick
Natural Resources
Egypt maps new drives for pressuring Israel
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad and top aides met in Paris to map a vigorous campaign aimed at pressuring Israel. Riad stopped in Italy en route for talks with Tito, Colombo and Moro, then met French Foreign Minister Schumann as a three day session began. Sadat warned the next few days would be decisive in the Arab fight for destiny and noted the Suez truce frailty without peace progress. He cited U.S. support for Israel and insisted on recovering all Arab land and Palestinian rights amid Jordanian violence nearby. Kadafi urged guerrillas to topple Jordan's government, signaling possible regional escalation.
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Yugoslavia
Emilio Colombo
Aldo Moro
Maurice Schumann
Europe
America
U.N
Mohammed Hassan el-Zayyat
Ashraf Gharbal
Egypt
Washington
Rome
Middle East
Sadat
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Jordan
Muammar Kadafi
Tripoli
Hussein
Tate Jury Panel Resumes Parleys
Los Angeles RP The Sharon Tate murder trial jurors resume deliberations to day after a two month old conviction of Charles Manson and three female followers for the 1969 killings. The panel began deliberating Saturday to decide between death and life imprisonment. The first 54 hour session reviewed trial evidence. Jurors took Sunday off at a sequestered downtown hotel. Catholic and Protestant services were arranged. Convicted with Manson were Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten.
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Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Leslie van Houten
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