Prosecutor attacks Nixon action in Calley case
The document quotes Daniel of Orange Virginia criticizing President Nixon for his remarks on Lt. Calley's case. It cites lawmakers including Robert Byrd and Daniel urging the President to defer to the judiciary and avoid influencing public opinion. Daniel calls for adherence to due process and moral leadership in line with the legal system.
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Calley
Bemaeras Hamy
Byrd
Ant William B. Spong Jr
Virginia
Daniel
Robert York Jr
Ghia
Tall
Verdick
Taft
Bulois
Senate
Democrati
Robert ©. Buird
West Virginia
Orange
Wrio
United States
County fighting aid cut sparks budget clash at board
County supervisors decried a proposed welfare funding shift while reaffirming a cordial stance with the governor on aid. They warned department heads that salary requests must be trimmed and cautioned against expanding bureaus as they plan a tighter fiscal path.
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Frank Bonelli
Kenneth Hahn
Bonell
Peter J. Pitches
Warren M. Dorn
Dorn
Nixon to Speak Tonight on Vietnam War Ending Plan
Rumors swirl as Nixon prepares a televised address expected to outline a phased Vietnam withdrawal. Officials say troop levels may drop to 100,000 to 150,000 within eight months and two major U.S. command centers could be phased out in Saigon and Da Nang.
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Saigon
2Nd
Sud Marine Amphibious Force
da Nang
Nixon
Lepealwulyne
Laos
Tint
Willam J. Calley
Jacal Kidavits
Rny Nixon
Tansive
Vietnam
Los Angeles council and education races wrap up
Voters reelect six council members while others face runoffs in a mixed Los Angeles election. Incumbents gain seats in the City Council as Julian Nava keeps the Board of Education seat, with Chambers Hartfield and others advancing to May runoffs. Names include Vor ky, De Amanus, Yerky, Po Nee Chief Gilward M. Bav, Rosalind Wyman, and Peter Taft among many contenders across races.
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Vorky
Ver Relise
Deamanus
Yerky
Po- Nee
Gilward M. Bavis
Billy G. Mills
John
V. Paweéy
Edwin Pauley
James Slogson
Arthur Bronson
Kenneth Washington
Niice No
Sill
Moule Miller
William Orazco
David Lupex Lee
Peter Taft
We IS
al Hee No
Marian da Fortelte
Exch Othor
Woman burned by bandits shows improvement in hospital
Culver City police report a dress shop owner burned by two men during a theft is in serious but improved condition at Memorial Hospital of Southern California. Rose, 42, suffered extensive burns after attackers threatened a "white bar beque" and poured paint thinner on her before igniting it.
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Culver City
Memorial Hospital of
Southern California
Gallen
Sam
Berkeley radical victory shadows police reform loss
Berkeley voters chose a radical slate for city council and mayoral post but rejected the police division plan by a wide margin. Widener, 33, becomes mayor as the council shifts toward broader community control themes while maintaining the ceremonial mayoral role. Brown, Kallgren, and others pursued appointing the runner up to the council, with full turnout reflecting a wave of support from students, alley communities, and Black residents. The police split framed by a 43,712 to 16,142 defeat combined with a strong push for reform and downward pressure on the city manager system.
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Widener
Wallace Johnson
Rick Brown
University of California
Black Caucus
Kallgren
Brown
Enmnall
Mong
College
John
K. DeBonis
Wiile
D'Army Bailey
Tiona Hanevels
Ira T. Simmons
Madevate
Allen Leggett
Thomas 'Taylor
Maxwell Taylor
Sweeney
Berkeley
William F. Anderson
Meany denounces industry wage curbs in Senate hearing
AFL-CIO President George Meany criticized wage restraints on one industry as unfair and unworkable. He urged the administration to stop its miscast plans and act to restore the economy, charging a double standard between workers and banks and big business. He spoke during Senate Banking subcommittee testimony on proposals to extend powers for the President and the Federal Reserve to stabilize the economy.
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Washingonith
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Two men bail out as plane dives into ocean off Cabrillo Beach
Two parachuted men survived a late Tuesday test flight near Cabrillo Beach when a single engine four passenger plane developed by Cook Aircraft Co. plunged into the outer Los Angeles Harbor during FAA certification tests. Owner Dotn A Cook of Torrance suffered a knee injury while bailing out. FAA test pilot Norman W Moentmann was unhurt. Both were rescued by boats and later treated at South Bay Hospital. The craft had 1540 hours of testing prior to the incident. Continuous engine failure and a forced dive led to the crash sequence. Cook and Moentmann were airlifted to safety after separate rescues by coast guard and harbor patrol boats.
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Cook
Cook Aircraft, Co
Pacific
Coast Highway
Torrance
Moentmann
Bay Ridge Road
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Coast Guard
FAA
Oast Guard
Qui
Coal
Ft. MacArthur
South Bay Hospital
Tax rules for service members and policy issue guidance
Enlisted personnel in Vietnam pay no additional tax on earnings from Vietnam, while officers receive a $500 monthly tax exemption. Servicemen elsewhere file regular returns, with automatic extensions for those living outside the U.S. Insurance policy questions are resolved after the company rechecks records. Sheila Graham remains alive and active as a gossip columnist in Hollywood.
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Long Beach
Vietnam
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Citzens
United States
Sheila Graham
Beach
Hollywood
Sheila
Miss Graham
Connections
Lily Sheil i
London
East End
Cale Sociery
New York
Maywood
Mere
Ad Folly Jove
Universe I
Scott Witzgerald
bin Welt
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