Army Court Chosen for My Lai GI Trial
An Army court of five officers was tentatively selected for S. Sgt. David Mitchell's trial over the My Lai civilians shooting during March 16 1978. Proceedings recessed until next week. Defenses challenge publicity and command influence while peremptory challenges could replace any panel member. Mitchell of Saint Francisville La pleads innocent.
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House Tries Putting Teeth in Lobby Law
Washington reformers push to strengthen the 146 Lobbyist Registration Act. Three congressmen urge the House Standards and Conduct Committee to require detailed spending and contribution estimates by lobbyists, disclose sentiment fees, and file registrations publicly. The effort targets major Washington firms and broadens filing with the attorney general and secretary.
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Nixon urges thanks to newspaper boys on National Newspaper Boy Day
President Nixon declared National Newspaper Boy Day and praised independent youngsters who deliver the news to homes. He said America is proud of its newspaper boys and confident their delivery routes will lead them to success.
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