More Officers Testify on My Lai Firestorm
Testimony focuses on the My Lai massacre in March 1968 as Lt Medina and Lt Calley face questions of a cover up. Congressional and Pentagon inquiries draw in Nixon appeals and Stennis calls for an independent commission to determine the facts.
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Beach Areas Brace For High Tides In California
Seacliff and Long Beach residents faced rising water as high tides, forecast at 6.8 feet, threatened streets and homes. Seal Beach workers sandbagged shoreline while breakers up to five feet tested wall defenses. Officials warned tides could continue through Wednesday with surf running parallel to the surge.
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Supreme Court Rules Drug Dealers May Be Prosectuted
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 2 that drug peddlers may be prosecuted under a federal registration law even though narcotics buyers are exempt from punishment. The court left intact convictions of two sellers who argued the same grounds and did not reverse the buyers’ immunity issue.
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Cyclist Leader Snarls Outside Tate Hearing Revelations
Grand jury considers indicting Charles Manson for murder and conspiracy linked to the Tate and LaBianca killings. Susan Atkins admits Tate home visit but denies participation in Tate murders. Followers recall Manson preaching revolution and planning a dune buggy armed attack, aiming to trigger racial clashes.
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Journalist Jalal el-Turk jailed by Syria for spying
Damascus reports Jalal el-Turk a Lebanese journalist received six years and three months in prison on charges of spying for Israel according to Syria's Supreme State Security Court.
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Panthers siege ends as police raid Black Panthers
Early raids at three Black Panther locations began at 5 30 am with teams serving warrants and arresting occupants. Four to ten surrendered from Central Avenue HQ after a four hour siege amid tear gas, gunfire and improvised weapons. two officers were wounded. A pregnant woman among those detained was reported.
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Shoulders And Legs Ache Relief Offered By Doctor
Long Beach area notes poor circulation and joint pains with muscle spasm. Normalizing body systems helps pain leave joints as nerves relax. Desires ability to work again. For appointment call Dr. Duncan in BC at 250 EB Broadway.
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Former lover kills newlyweds then dies in Port Crakie
In Port Craki near Binghamton NY a man Arthur Reynolds 37 killed his former lover Mrs. Kcles Bowman Jarrard and her husband Charles Jarrard 37 then shot himself after breaking into their home. Deputies said the woman had pleaded for help over the telephone moments before the shootings. The couple had married in December in a civil ceremony. The telephone line was ripped from the wall as deputies arrived.
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Great Lakes area hit by snowstorm slows travel across region
The Great Lakes area, including Michigan and northern lower Michigan, faced a snowstorm with depths from six to 12 inches in eastern Minnesota and much of Wisconsin. New York State reported about two inches of new snow, while the Pacific Northwest saw light rain and snow.
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Sirhan Sirhan Begins Hunger Strike at San Quentin
Angry Sirhan goes on a hunger strike in his sixth floor cell at San Quentin. Park says he is a light eater, receiving meals at 8:30 a.m. and 2:20 p.m. While awaiting the outcome of his appeals, Sirhan has spent months in isolation in Cell 33 with no execution date set, expected to last at least six more months.
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