Eisenhower Offer Of A Bombs To France In 1954
Aviation Week reports the Ike administration offered France four atomic bombs in spring 1954 for Dien Bien Phu defense. France allegedly accepted with reservations, Debated aims, French plans for an independent nuclear force, and France moving toward IRBM units and a nuclear submarine program.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
France
Dienbienphu
U.S. Aerospace Magazine
U.S
Aviation Week and
Space Technology
Paris
Joseph Lanenl
Dienbienpfhn
Aviation Week
Fraive
Pierre Mendes-France
Laneul
Indochina
Liance
No one spoke up at My Lai court martial says GI
A group of about 20 soldiers told Col. Oran Henderson they saw nothing unusual during the My Lai assault, with former medic Nicholas Capezza testifying that Henderson asked if anyone saw anything out of the ordinary and received multiple no answers from the group. The testimony opened the second week of prosecution in the Henderson court martial, with others recalling civilian bodies around the hamlet and no one being questioned in Vietnam about the deaths.
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My Lai
Meade, Md
Lhve
Oran Henderson
Vistnarmese
Nicholas Capezza
New York City
Tralian
Henderson
Loss setback in Medina My Lai court-martial
A federal judge ruled a reluctant witness cannot be cited for contempt until constitutional issues are resolved. Frederick Widmer of Gower Burrell, Pa., twice refused to testify, identified by another witness as the man who shot a child Medina is accused of killing.
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Atlanta
UPI
Ernest Medina
Frederick Widmer
Gower Burrell
Medina
Widmer
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