Pentagon Quizzes Lieutenant on Massacre in Viet Nam
The Peers investigation board questioned Lt. Medina behind closed doors about My Lai. Medina, commander of Company C, 1st Battalion, 20th Infantry, denied ordering killings but acknowledged destroying the village and livestock under orders. He described witnessing some bodies and faced questions about potential motives and broader coverages. He refused to comment on Calley while defending media coverage.
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Harvard Hall Seized by Bucks Protesters At Harvard
Harvard protesters from a group calling itself the DBU Organization for Black Unity occupied University Hall and nearby buildings. They refused to speak to reporters and demanded more Black enrollment, hiring of Black workers, and more Black contractors for university contracts.
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Sen Cranston's Wife Suffers Mild Stroke
The wife of Sen Alan Cranston of California suffered a mild stroke today per the senator's office. Geneva Cranston was taken to Doctors Hospital and reported to be doing well.
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Tate Grand Jury Hears Girl in Cult Case
A grand jury in Tate reviews evidence including a revolver photo linked to the Tate cult killings. An attorney asks if the defendant may smoke in court. The image shows a long-barreled 22 caliber revolver with a broken grip, cited as significant by the prosecutor.
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Tidal oil money plan sparks city opposition
Port of Los Angeles chief warns a proposed tidelands act amendment could let the state claim large shares of tideland revenue and permit spending on parks. City officials urge using Standard Oil funds to develop recreation while committee studies the measure amid other local cases and grand jury interest in Tate murders.
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