Sixth juror seated in Medina My Lai trial
The Medina My Lai court martial of Captain Ernest Medina advances with a sixth juror tentatively seated. Maj. Dudley Budrich and Maj. Budrich’s Vietnam service are noted as defense and Army prosecutors debate seating. With five jurors required, the panel may expand as more are sworn and nearly 50 witnesses subpoenaed. The case involves the alleged mass killings in My Lai on March 16, 1968 and potential life imprisonment if Medina is convicted.
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FT. Mcpherson
My Lai
Ernest Stedina
Budich
3Rd Army
Kenneth Noward
Baurich
T_ Lee Bailey
Tria
Medina
Americal Division
Ith Brigade
F&i
William J. Calley Jr
Robert E. Nelson
Clarence Cooke
Nelson
Korea
Vietnam
Cooke
Europe
Okinawa
Taiwan
Philip Blanton
West Point
Blanton
Medinna
Howard
May
Howell II
Jordan Jr
Bailey
Jorden
Bobby G. Berry‘hill
New Hampshire Faces First Big Hurdle to Presidency
New Hampshire remains the first major hurdle on the road to the presidency with March primary timing mirroring Florida. Legislators see value despite spending debates, while six 1972 Democrats including Muskie and McGovern tour the state. McCloskey vows challenge to Nixon, urging no youth surge, as Reagan and Lindsay make light NH appearances. New rules require 500 signatures per district and a $500 fee.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Florida
Frorida
Sherman Adams
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Edmund Muskie
Maine
George, S. McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Nixon
McCloskey
California
Ronald Reagan
New York
John Y. Lindsay
American Independent Party
George C. Wallace
Change in packaging demanded by FDA for Colgate detergent
The FDA told Colgate Palmolive that a milk carton style package for the Crystal Clear dishwasher detergent is unsafe for national distribution. The agency cited eye irritation and easy opening by children and demanded a child proof packaging substitute before any wider release.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Colgate Palmolive Co
Malcolm W. Jensen
FDA
Palmolive
Itg
Jensen
Texas Book Depository to become 2 million JFK museum in Dallas
Aubrey Mayhew, buyer of the former Dallas Texas School Book Depository, plans a $2 million JFK museum portraying the Kennedys as human figures and history makers. He asserts the site will not be a cheap tourist trap and has already acquired PT-54, one of Kennedy's patrol boats, to display alongside other memorabilia. The vacant building once stored texts for Dallas public schools.
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Texas Book Depository
Dallas
UPI
Texas School ‘Book Depository
Lea Harvey Osre
Kennedy
Smithsoniag ‘Institution
Aubrey Mayhew
Mayhew
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dia
Tunney pushes mail voting for absent constituents
Sen. John Tunney of California introduced legislation to let voters cast ballots for congressmen and senators by mail when away from home. He noted only 19 states allow absentee registration and voting and said the measure would apply the 26th Amendment, aiding about 20 million young voters studying or working outside their home precincts.
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Washington
UPI
John ¥. Tunney
Calif
Tunney
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Birch Bayh
William Proximire
D-Wis
William R. Anderson
D-Tenn
Harry P. Makris
State Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
McCartay
Malis
Robertt. Whelan
Whelan
Paul N. McCloskey
Rcalif
San Carlos Lake
Arizona
AP Wirezneie
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Peepreees
Downey
Paramount
Inpatial
Westwood
Olympic
Garden Grove
Garden Grove Blvd
Fsii Ag
Nashville, Tenn
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Utring
Barbasol
Igor
Errira
Batile
Pacquin
H.T.H. Unicentead
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Fine Ave
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