Audie Murphy Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
Audie Murphy, America’s most decorated World War II soldier, was buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Mourners included family, former unit members, Gen. Westmoreland, and George Bush. He received 24 American medals plus French and Belgian honors. The funeral featured a horse-drawn caisson and a three volley salute.
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Kennedy family marks RFK death with Arlington Mass
At RFK death third anniversary a quiet Arlington ceremony unfolded with candles and a guitar mass. Caroline and Patrick Kennedy, Rory and Ethel Kennedy, and others attended along with friends and political figures. The service featured parish singers and a reading of the word of the Lord as 4,008 attendees lit candles along the hilltop grave.
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San Quentin inmate stabbed to death in prison stabbing spree
Investigation continued into the death of 28-year-old convict Stephen Kovac killed during a Sunday incident at San Quentin Prison. Kovac, serving a sixmonth to ten year sentence for burglary, was the fourth inmate to die in a wave of 17 stabbings since January amid racial tension. Earlier stabbings led to lockdown of part of the prison population.
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Oregon senator linked to medical lobby payments
LA Times reports Oregon Senator James Whetmore received payments from Physicians Health Congress funder United Medical Laboratories for seven speaking engagements. The funds allegedly supported a bill to weaken California lab fee disclosure rules, benefiting UML. Whetmore denied direct UML payments and claimed aim to cut laboratory costs for patients.
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Flint and 4th officer killed in Vietnam base shooting
A five officer court martial in Vietnam sentenced Alfred B W Flint of Florida to 30 years and a dishonorable discharge for killing Maj Robert Degen and attempting to kill Maj Michael Davis at Quang Tri base. Degen was killed by .25 caliber rounds. Davis was wounded and Flint was linked to a pistol seen with him. The sentence may be reviewed by higher authorities.
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