Calley Seeks Full Details On 110 Killings At My Lai
Defense for Lt. William K. Calley Jr. asks Army to supply complete details on all 110 alleged slayings, drop duplicating specifications, and specify whether prosecution will prove a single intent to kill all victims or intent for each specification. Name times places dates locations urged. Calley faces a general court martial for 109 civilian deaths at My Lai on March 16, 1968.
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Army Radio TV Editing Policy Outlined by AFRTS Chief
Washington UPI reports AFRTS chief John C. Broger explains overseas broadcasts are edited to avoid offending host governments. The policy allows free information flow with two exceptions: material aiding enemies and content likely to offend the country where the station operates.
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Armed Forces Radio and Television Service
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Viet Nam AFVN reporters silenced after censorship claim
UPI reports AGI newscaster Robert Lawrence 27 of Atlanta and Marine Cpl Tom Sinkovitz 21 of Harrisburg were ordered to stop commenting amid an inspector general inquiry into his charge that Viet Nam war news was censored. Both broadcasters were taken off the air at Tan Son Nhut and barred from further broadcasts.
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