Reagan denies Pearson sex ring allegations in administration
Governor Reagan sought to end the controversy, declaring the Pearson report false and stating there is no truth to claims of a homosexual ring or punitive actions over moral grounds. He said he has made his last statement on the subject and denied any substantiated evidence.
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Speal
Pearson
Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Nofinger
Sae
California
Sonoma State Hospital
Five POWs Return Home From Vietnam War
Five prisoners of war released in Cambodia arrived in the United States and were sent to Walter Reed and Womack hospitals. Officials said they were in good spirits overall, though one man suffered malnutrition and dysentery. The homecoming included a welcome moment from friends, wives, and family, as officials planned brief news conferences to discuss interviews and ongoing questions from reporters.
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Cambodia
Iuen
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Calif
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Spring Lake
Womack Hospital
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James Jackson
Talcott
W. Va
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Allan
New York
Paris
Pitzer
Johnson
Walter Reed
Marine General Hochmuth Killed in Helicopter Crash
Marine General Hochmuth died in a helicopter crash during a first assignment voyage. Lt. Chancey and Lt. Darge described the craft exploding and plunging from about 1500 feet amid smoke and flames. Hochmuth had led the 3rd Division since March 1967, defending Khe Sanh and Con Thien near the DMZ. His widow lives in San Diego.
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Con Thien
Speck Appeals Death Sentence
The Illinois Supreme Court was notified of Richard F. Speck’s appeal of the death sentence. Court appointed attorney Gerald W. Getty said Speck has at least 55 grounds to challenge the conviction from his Peoria trial.
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UPS
Illinois Supreme Court
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Supreme Court
Greece curbs Danish trade over meddling claims
Greece accused Denmark of meddling in its internal affairs and said it would obstruct Danish imports by delaying invoices. The government gave no clear plan but informed sources said such delays would curb trade. Denmark had criticized the Greek regime formed after the April 21 coup.
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LPT
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Meat Markets Set Up Package Plant in Strike
Meat markets in a strike context establish a package plant while negotiations continue. Federal intervention was sought but no firm response. Culvers Une Sonon notes the council’s last offer of 63.5 cents per hour over a year, seen as a slap at a 10,000 member union seeking a 1.50 per hour raise, with regional pay comparisons for Southland and Northern California but no decisive settlement.
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Point Blank Barrage Fights Back in Central Highlands
US paratroopers and artillery shattered a North Vietnamese force in the central highlands near Dak To. US reports say 639 enemy bodies counted since November 3. 101 Americans killed, 584 wounded. Jets struck southern North Vietnam supply lines. Minuteman ICBM launch at Vandenberg observed by SAC crews.
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Cambodia
Gan
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U.S
Vietnam
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Sanoi-Haiphong
Cross-Examining Autopsy Experts in Kirschke Case
The trial features autopsy testimony from Dr. Ridge and Dr. Graham over time of death and wounds in the Kirschke murders. Ridge disputes a keyhole wound claim and says Crankhan may have died within an hour, while questioning stomach contents and the bed fall theory. The proceedings enter the 66th day with jurors seated since September.
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Ridgesi
Kirschke
Drankbar
Ridge
Jothn Wallace Graham
R. Bernard Finch
Drankhan
William Harper
Crankhan
Lost Boater Phones Rin From Calif.
Denver area trucking executive Glenn Popp, missing since July 28 after a Fishing Lake Flaming Gorge search, reportedly phoned his sister in Golden, Colorado. Attorney James G. Johnston said Popp discussed a $30,000 sale of his truck line stake and power of attorney. Popp’s wife filed for divorce, claiming mental cruelty, as authorities chase leads on his fate.
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UPI
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California
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Barbara Jean
Rioting Arrests Near Ohio Negro Campus Prompt Campus Turmoil
The incident began with clashes and property damage near the Ohio Negro campus after an expelled student, Michael Warren of Cleveland, was threatened against Wilberforce University. Fires damaged a store and campus buildings, vehicles were damaged, and sheriff’s cars sustained hit-and-run damage as Warren fled the area and was later arrested in Yellow Springs.
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ehiPment
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