Mobile judge fines hippie man to leave city
A Mobile Alabama judge ordered Michael A Witte 22 of St Louis to leave Mobile after fining him 25 or 25 days in jail for disorderly conduct for washing his clothes in a public laundromat He said Witte was en route home from a Miami festival when he chose to wash his two robes and matching headwear in public. The case reflects a quirk of a difficult week in Mobile.
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Ala
Merndon Wilson
Michael A. Witte
St. Louis
Asd Nitte
Miami
Sasse
Somerville
Mass
Pvt
Ricardo
Caraco
Italy
Vietnam
Paul A. Carbone
Army
Carbone
Boston
Fort Devens
Air Duel at Suez Prompts War Commentary
Cairo says Egyptian MIG21s and four Phantom jets clashed ten miles south of Suez City with eight planes per side. Cairo claims one American Phantom was shot down while Israel denies the dogfight. Reports also note Israeli raids on Ein Sukhna and Israeli actions in Jordan and Lebanon amid growing regional hostilities.
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Suan
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Canal
Suez City
Ein Sukhna
United States
Israel
Penitagon
U.S
North Vietnam
Laos
Polices
Dalat
Saigon
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Train Hits 17-Foot Ohio Fir on Way to White House
A 17-foot Christmas tree grown near Twin Lakes Ohio was loaded for shipment to the White House. Roy Pierce of Twin Lakes and Gordon Anderson of Kirtland cut the 18-year-old fir amid neighbors. In Japan a crowded commuter train struck a truck near Tokyo killing six and injuring over 100, with the truck driver among the dead. A Dahomey truck overturned, killing 15 and injuring 73 refugees from Ghana.
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Japan
Coe
Ohio
White House
Maebashi
UPI
Tokyo
Asakusa
Masami Fujibayashi
Fujibayashi
Keigo Kando
Kosaku Yakasawa
Kent
UPE
Roy Pierce
Twin Lakes
Ohio Christmas Tree Growers Association
Pierce
Gordon L
Cotonou
Dahomey
Ghana
Percy Phones LBJ on Atrocity Claims in Vietnam War Row
Senator Charles Percy spoke by phone with Lyndon Johnson to address allegations involving Marine Maj. Charles Robb, husband of Johnson's daughter. The exchange followed Percy's public rebuke of Marine claims about civilians killed in South Vietnam. The episode also touched on political letters and Robb's current role as a recruiter. Parliament to vote before Christmas on abolishing capital punishment in Britain, with the five-year hanging ban due to expire July 31, 1985.
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Lt. Calley
LE Calley
Cedric Newell
Fort Myers
Fla.es
Calley
My Lai
Newell
Lee County
Flanders Thompson
Adjutant General’s Office
Washington
Edward Gurney
Mac- TH Air Force Base
Tampa
Col. Kennedy
Charles H
Percy
RWW
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Maj
Charles Robb
Perey
Anthony FR
Marlin Trigona
Champaign
Robb
Lynda
South Vietnam
Texas
Martin-Trigona
University of Illinois
Pentagon
Martin Trigona
Marine Corps
Ilinois
Martin Trigena
Rabb
United States
London
UPI
Britain
U S Admits Planes Hit Reds on Laos Ho Trail
Reports from Saigon indicate American wave planes are bombing the Ho Chi Minh Trail through Laos toward South Vietnam. Nixon acknowledged the strikes as interdiction, while Saigon officers seek more detail on missions, results, and aircraft losses amid renewed activity.
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Sakson
Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
Saigon
U.S
Navy
Nixon
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