Calley visits ill father from Gainesville hospital flight
Lt. William L Calley under house arrest since his My Lai conviction flew today by military transport to Gainesville Georgia to visit his seriously ill father. It marked only the second time he has left Fort Benning Georgia since 1971 and followed a prior trip to Fort McPherson Georgia during Capt Ernest Medina's trial when he was not called to testify.
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Woman in San Antonio court faces evil eye charge
Juanita Vasquez Garcia, 45, was arrested in a San Antonio courtroom on Wednesday accused of staring with an evil eye, intimidating a witness, and threatening to turn Judge John G. Benavides into a frog during a burglary trial. She was released on $2,400 bond.
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Dobrynin Tops Nixon Kissinger Meeting at White House
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin, overnight guest near the San Clemente White House, met about an hour and a half with President Nixon and Henry Kissinger. The White House said the discussion reviewed U S Soviet relations since the summit and covered international topics, with Vietnam peace talks noted as not prompting the informal meeting. Dobrynin traveled from Los Angeles with his wife and Kissinger, and Nixon joined them on grounds and the beach later in the day.
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Faris
Los Angeles
Kissinger
Dabrynin
Eight killed as Northern Ireland parades turn deadly
In Northern Ireland eight people died amid clashes around Protestant Glorious Twelfth marches. IRA leader Seamus Twomey warned of potential cease-fire renewal under British guarantees against raids and harassment. Violence struck Portadown, Belfast, Londonderry, and East Belfast with soldiers, gunmen, bombings, and targeted killings.
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Northern Ireland
Seamus Twomey
Irish Republican Army
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Day
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Londonderry
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Hawaii lifts strike threat with new contract
Gov John A Burns announced a tentative agreement between Hawaii's silvedoring industry and 900 longshoremen ending the walkout that paused the docks. Negotiators met Wednesday night and ratification by the workers is pending. talks had run on and off since the old pact expired over a year ago.
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John A. Burns
International Longshoremen's
Warehousemen’s Union
Hawaii
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