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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1970

Page

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Calley Receives Legion Donation Amid My Lai Controversy

Lt. William Calley appeared in Columbus Georgia to accept a $1000 check from American Legion Post 35 for his defense fund. The drive, led by Post Judge Advocate Vince McCauley, drew contributions from 47 states plus Alaska and aims to continue. Meanwhile Congressman Waldie announced a bid to challenge House leadership, urging caucus action over McCormack. Columbia University taps William J. McGill to become its 16th president, with installation planned before September 1.

William Calley Columbus Charles S. Karrison American Legion Post 35 Calley My Lai California House John W. McCormack Democratic Caucus McCormack Jerome R. Waldie Waldie Congress McCormark Democratic House Speaker William J. McGil University of California At San Diego Columbia University Columbia William E. Petersen McGill Andrew Cordier Cordier Grayson Kirk Ese

Perot funds Gallup poll on North Vietnamese POWs

H. Ross Perot announces sponsorship of a Gallup poll aimed at showing North Vietnam how deeply U.S. citizens care about 1400 American prisoners of war. He plans a nationwide letter writing drive with two truck convoys totaling 200 trucks, converging at a central rally.

H. Ross Perot U.S Perot

Princeton students propose lines of dialogue with U.S. policy makers

Fourteen Princeton University students presented detailed suggestions to establish open communication with Washington policymakers. Led by Stephen Fureal Jr of Wilmden Conn they report a good hearing with Senators George McGovern and Charles Goodel. They stress youth must accept responsibility and have a right to influence policy while denying aims to undermine the student movement.

Frinceton University Washington Stephen Fureal Jr Sens George McGovern Charles 5. Goedel RNY Furesi Wamden Conn

Pope Paul VI逼 Forces Dutch Clerics to Uphold Celibacy

Pope Paul VI demanded the Netherlands bishops keep priestly celibacy, rejecting calls to allow married priests. He urged dialogue with Vatican officials while Dutch leaders debated if celibacy should be optional and if married priests could return to ministry under conditions.

Paul Vatican City Paul VI Netherlands Haolland Vatican Jean Cardinal Villat Paul Wald Cardinal Villat Holy See Bernard Cardinal Alfrink Utrecht Rome Cardinal Villot

Tet ceasefire holds amid Viet Cong activity

Allied reports show North Vietnam increasing Ho Chi Minh Trail supplies by about half from last year, while troop infiltration in the south falls short of past levels. A one day Tet ceasefire is set by US and South Vietnamese headquarters, shorter than Viet Cong plans.

Saigon UPS South Ho Chi Minh Trail Quang Binh North Vietnam Laos Demilitarized Zone U.S

Vote May Reject GE Pact

Washington labor sources said the General Electric wage settlement after a nationwide strike faced possible rejection by AFL CIO union members. Meany urged acceptance while some UE members had high approval but others feared lack of full support. A key vote was set in Schenectady, New York, with about 15,000 GE workers eligible.

Washington General Electric Aflcio International Association of Machinists Afl-Cio George Meany Schenectady N.Y Machinists’ Union

Teen detonates bomb levels Shaker Heights police station

Explosion destroys the municipal building in Shaker Heights Ohio injuring 16, including five officers a judge and the clerk of courts. Police say a 13 or 14 year old boy carried a wooden box into the building shortly before the blast hindering police court operations and fearfully remains potentially trapped. Authorities suspect bombing not a gas leak and note the building valued at $200000 was leveled.

Shaker Heights Ohio UPI Cleveland Carl Longstreet Longstreet East Ohio Gas Co Milton Kafoglis Treasury Department John Mullaney Mike Bekanie

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