Truong denies spying for Communist Vietnam in court
In Alexandria, David Truong testifies he did not spy for Vietnam, claiming he never asked for or received money and that any documents passed to him were routine and public. He acknowledged forwarding papers to a CIA/FBI courier and said his aim was to push U S Vietnamese relations.
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David Truong
United States
Vietnam
Truong
Ronald L. Humphrey
U.S. Information Agency
Humphrey
CIA
FBI
U.S
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Nguyen Ngoc Giao
Paris
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Gigo
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Bangkok
House
United Press International
Lawyers fail acting assignments in courtroom misses
Chicago dramatist Joseph Guastaferro who teaches lawyers acting skills says most lawyers are poor actors due to stage fright and lack of presence. He trains about 15 attorneys privately and collaborates with Court Practice Institute to help roughly 900 lawyers over four decades. Arnie Saks notes many lawyers fail to convey emotion, urging them to treat cases as highly significant to reach juries.
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Joseph Guastaferro
Guastaferro
Saks
Christian Democrats Win Key Municipal Votes In Italy
Voters protest Moro's death as Christian Democratic Brigades slow Communist push into government. Official returns show CD 42.5 percent and Communists 34.5 percent in about seven percent turnout, with larger gaps than 1972 and 1976 local results. Clelio Darida notes CD gains but backs alliance with Communists. Debate over terrorism and national party needs grows.
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Communists
Democrats
McResse
Clelio Darida
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Comapunista
Evacuation Considered as Rebels Battle in Zaire
The State Department weighs evacuating about 100 Americans as rebels attack in southern Zaire. Europeans reported killed in the fighting. Reliable Brussels sources declined to identify themselves.
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State Department
Brussels
Shales
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Belgium
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Kamina
Kelwesi
Zambia
Japan urged to fully compensate Micronesia war claims
At the United Nations Trusteeship Council a Micronesian legislator urged Japan to honor full restitution for World War II harms to Pacific islanders. He cited a 5 million dollar Japanese contribution as insufficient and pressed for legally owed compensation alongside U.S. and Micronesian claims settlements.
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United States
Japan
Congress of Micronesia
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Raymond Setik
Truk Atoll
U.S
U.N
Central Pacific Islands
Majuro
Kwajalein
Peleliu
Saipan
American Affairs Bureau
Tokyo
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