Navy ROTC cadet death prompts coroner jury rebuke
A coroner's jury in Madison Wisconsin ruled that Michael Cooper 23 killed himself with a .357 Magnum after a shootout with deputies who sought to take him into custody on an AWOL Navy pick up order. The panel urged the Naval ROTC and Navy to better address individual member problems. Cooper attended the University of Wisconsin on an ROTC scholarship but rejected his officer commission after failing to qualify for pilot and nuclear programs.
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Madison
Wis
API
Navy
Michael Cooper
Sheriff's
Deparlet
Waunakee
Cooper
Naval Rotc
Department of the Navy
Per
University of Wisconsin
Navy Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
ROTC
Otto Krueger
War evaders drop from Ford clemency program
About three quarters of eligible war evaders who joined Ford's jobs for clemency program dropped out or were removed for nonperformance. Of 106,000 eligible, 21,723 applied, 8,461 enrolled, and 1,653 completed work. 5,381 dropped out, while 1,100 remain at work and 300 await placement.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Byron Pepitone
Selective Sete
Thursay
Selective Service
Marines defend transfers amid Klan shock at Pendleton
Maj. Gen. Carl Hoffman says the Marine Corps acted within its rights to transfer 12 KKK members after a month long probe at Camp Pendleton. Officials report 17 alleged members identified, two kept in units, and no broader KKK presence found on other bases.
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Marine Corps
Amp Pendleton
Carl Hoffman
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Hoffman
Louis H. Wilson Jr
KKK
Naval Investigative Service
Washington
Wilson
Pendleton
U.S
Hearst Says SLA Members Got What They Deserved
Patricia Hearst in a CBS interview says her kidnapers received exactly what they deserved after the Los Angeles shootout that killed six SLA members. She claims she was captive and abused, describes Donald DeFreeze as a “maniac,” and discusses her bank robbery conviction and upcoming trial while at San Simeon.
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Patricia Hearst
CBS Evening News
Los Angles
Miss Hearst
Harold Daw
Bers
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Donald “Cinque” DeFreeze
Los Angeles
Walter Cronkite
San Simeon
San Francisco
William
Emily Harris
Miss
Hibernia Bank
Larson
Jeff Horner
Horner
Miss Yoshimura
Harrises
FBI agent testifies in Yoshimura Hearst case
In Oakland AP report, FBI veteran Thomas Padden recounts arrest details of Wendy Yoshimura and Patricia Hearst on Sept 18, 1975. Cross examination questions the testimony as prejudicial while noting Hearst froze then remained mobile, and Yoshimura stayed at the kitchen door during the arrest.
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FBI
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Miss Yoshimura
James Larson
Thomas Padden
Larson
Padden
San Francisco
Willians
Emily Harris
Miss Hearst
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