Sergeant Quizzed In Massacre Case
Washington AP report on Staff Sgt. David Mitchell facing potential court martial for assault with intent to murder 30 Vietnamese civilians as Lt. William L. Calley Jr. stands charged. Gen. Bland West directs the Pentagon hearings while Lt. Gen. William R. Peers leads a panel to audit the Army's original My Lai inquiry with a 10 to 12 day Vietnam trip.
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My Lai
Vietnam
David Mitchell
Pentagon
Bland West
Army
Mitchell
Ossie Brown
Baton Rouge
William L. Calley Jr
Ft. Benning
Army Board of Investigators
William R. Peers
Peers
Robert MacCrate
New York
Fuiay
MacCrate
Americal
the Army
Stanley R. Resor
William C. Westmoreland
Army Chief of Staff
Radical Change Predicted at Youth Socialist Convention
The Young Socialist Alliance leader predicts massive radicalization as the 1960 founded group with 5,000 members prepares a four day Minneapolis convention attracting about 1,000 attendees. Larry Seigle of New York says the goal is replacing capitalism with a democratic socialist system while planning a Monday rally in the old market district commemorating the 1934 Minneapolis truckers strike.
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Young Socialist Alliance
Larry Seigle
Mane Socialist America
Seigle
New York
Farrell Dobbs
Minneapolis Truckers
Alliance
Minneapolis
Old Market
Teamsters Union
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis Police Department
Federal
Market
Israelis Strike Egyptian Post in Suez Gulf Raid
An Israeli commando unit with air support hit Ras Ghareb on the Suez Gulf at night and captured four Egyptian soldiers. An Israeli spokesman said several Egyptian casualties and one Israeli wounded. A second land penetration occurred within five days after a raid on Safaga, with Egypt accusing an Israeli ambush of killing a soldier and capturing a lieutenant.
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Tel Aviv
Suez Gulf
Ras Ghareb
Suez City
Gulf
Egypt
Israel
Safaga
Red Sea
Suez Canal
Syria
Eaton is 86 in Cleveland as peace advocate turns 86
Cyrus S. Eaton, the Cleveland industrialist and frequent visitor to Communist countries in his quest for peace, is 86 today. The notable magnate, noted for his international dealings and philanthropy, reaches another birthday.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cyrus S. Eaton
Corn Crop Value Higher in 1969 Agricultural report
A year end Agriculture Department report shows corn and sorghum grain higher in production value for 1969 while wheat cotton and soybeans fell. Corn valued at about 6.2 billion, sorghum 795.6 million, wheat just under 1.8 billion, cotton lint 1.075 billion, soybeans 2.58 billion. total of 78 crops near 22.6 billion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Top Religion Story of 1969 Named Black Manifesto
The Black Manifesto and church responses was chosen as the top religion story of 1969 by the Religious Newswriters Association. It scored 421 of 430 points with most voters rating it No 1. Other top ten entries include James Pike death in Israel and Catholic clergy defections.
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Religious Newswriters Association
Dorothy Newell
Association
James Pike
Episcopal
Israel
Jesus
Rome
National Council of Churches
Detroit
Northern Ireland
Peace Movement
U.S. Congress On Evangelism
Minneapolis
Debate On UFOs Ends Air Force Study
Boston AP reports after 22 years the Air Force closed its UFO investigations while scientific debate continues at AAAS. Harvard astronomer Menzel says most sightings have natural explanations and warns against further costly studies. Hynek counters that many sightings are likely not hoaxes and deserve scientific attention.
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Boston
U.S. Air Force
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Donald H. Menzel
Harvard University
J. Allen Hynek
Northwestern University
Air Force
Hynek
Menzel
Sci
Ence
Congress
Wilson Honored as Man of the Decade in BBC Poll
London AP Harold Wilson is named man of the decade by British radio listeners in a BBC poll of more than 30 000 participants announced Friday by the British Broadcasting Corp.
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London
Harold Wilson
British Broadcasting Corp
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