Henderson Deliberations Continue In My Lai Case
Henderson's court martial enters a second day as jurors reread Brig. Gen. Samuel W. Koster testimony. The prosecution witness testified Henderson said only 20 civilians died and that further investigation was unwarranted. The defense cites charges of failure to report war crimes and dereliction of duty amid ongoing trial intensity.
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FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
Samuel W. Koster
My Lai
Koster
Henderson
Americal
William L. Calley Jr
U.S. Army
Calley
Peter
Wondolowski
Jacoby On Bridge By Oswald and James Jacoby
In a common three no trump hand South wins with ace of spades and faces finesses. If East holds queen and king, a wrong line can cost nine tricks though correct play allows nine bricks without club tricks. South should avoid giving East the lead and target heart and diamond plays to hold to three no trump.
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South
East
Jack Robinson
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Bridge bidding puzzle in spades sequence query
A bridge bidding scenario asks what to do after West North East open one club pass and South holds a weak hand. The double by South and partner’s response of one spade to the double lead to a question: should you bid four spades now? The issue centers on whether a four spade contract is best or if alternate bids suit the situation.
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Packy Stan
Sadat
Egypt
Iraq
Sheik Khaimah
Iran
Baghdad
A-Rabs
Jordan
Hanoi
Taiwan
Russia
Chile
Allende
Santiago
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Legal Opinion Won’t Be Quick
A Texas attorney general official says it may take 60 to 90 days to issue a legal opinion on Midland’s secession from the Permian Junior College System. Nora White noted 59 opinions are pending, with about half stamped rush. If Midland’s request isn’t deemed an emergency, the timeline remains 60 to 90 days.
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Austin
Texas Attorney General’s Office
Midland
Permian
Nora White
Missing UT coed Diana Hinojosa feared foul play
Austin police informed officers nationwide that foul play is feared in the disappearance of Diana Hinojosa, 22, a University of Texas coed from Hebbronville. She was last seen about 10 p.m. while telling friends she was headed to the Lyndon B. Johnson Library. Her roommate found a shoe near their apartment, a clue city officers described as possibly hers. Hinojosa is 5 feet 8 inches tall, 125 pounds, with long brown hair and brown eyes.
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Austin
Tex
Diana Hinojosa
University of Texas
Honojosa
New Treasurer Is Sworn In
Ro mana Banuelos was sworn in as the 34th treasurer of the United States. Secretary John B. Connally administered the oath and praised her, as Banuelos’ husband Alejandro and son Alejandro Jr. watched. Connally joked that INS General Counsel James Breen should be first introduced amid controversy surrounding the appointment.
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Washington
Romana Banuelos
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Connally
Treasury
The Worry Clinic and Public Platform Strategy
A rambling reminiscence of Bishop Quayle in plain dress attending a lecture and a reception, followed by musings on media, intellect, and simplicity. The piece cites Prof. Lew Sarett on addressing ordinary Americans, praises a British physicist for clarity, and ends with a quip about making a program for wars and a tongue‑in‑cheek forecast of chaotic global events.
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Quayle
Methodist
Bishop Quayle
America
Lew Sarett
Northwestern University School of Speech
Smith
College
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