Calley loses bid for Peers Report on My Lai inquiry
A federal judge in Columbus, Georgia denied William L. Calley’s request to obtain the Peers Report, the Army’s internal My Lai investigation. The ruling blocks access in Calley’s appeal of his court martial conviction for the 1968 killings, as motions proceed in the case.
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Slim chance for TV coverage of Nixon impeachment hearings
New York based networks ABC CBS and NBC said open hearings would help the public trust, but legal hurdles and a closed ruling by the House Judiciary Committee hamper televised proceedings. They planned rotating coverage of open segments if allowed.
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Governors press for ethics stand at Watergate era meet
At the 1974 National Governors Conference in Seattle about 45 state leaders backed a strong government ethics resolution. Led by Dan Evans the group urged tighter campaign finance rules and disclosure, calling for decisive action to restore citizen confidence amid Watergate.
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Nixon Approves Peace Corps Funds
President Nixon signed legislation authorizing 82.2 million dollars in federal spending for the Peace Corps this fiscal year. The act also allows up to 1 million dollars for increased pay and benefits for volunteers, matching Nixon's request.
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Ulster pullout rejected by British government
London reports that the British government rejected demands to withdraw troops from Northern Ireland and said only the army can curb unrest. Merlyn Rees told MPs recall came after a holiday general strike toppled the coalition government, with over 1,000 deaths in the Protestant Catholic conflict and more than 200 British soldiers killed attempting to restore order. Prime Minister Harold Wilson summoned Parliament as direct rule resumed after the collapse of coalition leadership.
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Three Soldiers Found Dead By Fishermen At Clark Hill Lake
Two fishermen spotted a motorcycle hanging over a ledge and found three soldiers' bodies at the Clark Hill Reservoir. Victims had head injuries and one showed a shoulder wound. wallets were empty. Robbery considered a possible motive. Army noted payday at nearby Fort Gordon and delayed identifications due to location. Ages ranged from 18 to early 20s.
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