Charge Coverup in GI Massacre
House Armed Services Committee members heard that between 15 and 30 Vietnamese were killed at Song My. Secretary Resor said investigations show seven Army investigators are at work in Vietnam and the US, with about 75 witnesses interviewed. One officer faces charges of murder and another of assault with intent to kill, as more former company members are to be debriefed. The original probe found approximately 200 noncombatants killed by preparatory fires and crossfire, a finding not reported to Saigon HQ.
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Rala
Resor
House Armed Service Committee
Song My
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Resat
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Vietnam
United States
Usat
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Oren K. Henderson
Bartavior
Hadec
Salisbury
N.C
Hall
Parsons
War foes name 59 POWs amid withheld release anger
Dellinger and Davis face trial in Chicago for crossing state lines to incite a riot at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Critics deplore withholding POW names, fearing families waited anxiously as Pentagon contacts yielded limited action. Stockdale and three San Diego area officers are among those listed as prisoners.
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Ho Ine
Flenkin
Pentagon
Military buys excess home furnishings says GAO report
Congressional investigators stated the military purchased at least 1.6 million dollars in generators furniture and other household items it did not need. The General Accounting Office cited inadequate purchasing methods leading to excess inventories across services.
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Armed Services
Viet GIs and Officers Fast at Hospital During Protest
At a U S Army hospital near Fort Bragg North Carolina soldiers and officers held a protest fast over the Vietnam War. Patients and staff offered mixed views while Col Joseph Hellas said protests violated Army rules but later downplayed possible discipline.
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PL Gragg
N.C
Remple
United States
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Army
Coloel
Green Berets
Bragg
Joseph Hellas
Lansford
Press Telegram Retains Classified Ad Spotlight
A fragment from November 7 1766 issue shows a press telegram style classified ad page. The readable lines indicate ad listings and notices amid the era's layout with page numbers and volume indicators.
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Press-Telegram
Thurkdaye
Thanksgiving Across the Nation Brings Meals and Kindness
Senior citizens at Washington homes enjoy a White House feast with Nixon family history noted. Salvation Army and charity drives feed New Yorkers and Chicagoans. Police in multiple cities distribute meals and holiday baskets, while students and activists protest, all reflecting a nationwide observance of gratitude and community aid.
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