Six Berets Charged With Spy Murder Case Shocks Army
The six Green Berets face court martial charges amid a swirl of accusations and political pressure. Maj David B. Crew and Maj Thomas C. Middleton lead a list including Capt. Robert F. Maras co and Capt. Budge HE. Wile Haws with others under abeyance. The case drew calls for direct military justice, with lawmakers and prominent lawyers pledging to join the defense. The missing victim identity remains disputed as Viet Nam era tensions and CIA activities come under scrutiny.
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David B. Crew
Cedac Rapids
Iowa
Thomas C. Middleton Dr
Jefferson
Leland I.rum
Iny
Duncan
Okla
Robert F. Marasco
Bloonfield
Budge HE
Wile Haws
Athens
Army
Green Berets
Alvin L. Smith
Naples
Fla
CWO
Edward MM. Hoyle
New York City
Washington
Stanley BR. Reysar
Kesar
Green Beret
U.S
New York
Henry KE. Rothblatt
Saigon
Grewant Grumley
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
CIA
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Roth
Nixon aides open to end BS2 raids in South Vietnam
White House sources say the Nixon administration seeks to halt BS2 bomber raids in exchange for enemy steps to deescalate. Officials note the 36 hour cease suspended after Ho Chi Minh memorial. the move signals negotiations are possible except South Vietnamese self determination.
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Washington
Nixon
South Vietnam
Ho Ci Minh
North Vietnam
White House
Hanoi
U.S
UC to Turn Away 1500 Students Amid Construction Shortfall
SAN FRANCISCO UPI The University of California will have to turn away 1,500 students in 1971 due to a continuing shortage of construction funds. Elmo Morgan, vice president of physical planning and construction, said nearly half of the year's building fund was frozen by the Reagan administration amid a tight bond market. The $21.7 million in deferred capital outlay includes additions to Riverside, Santa Barbara, Irvine, and Santa Cruz facilities, with the rest slated for alterations and equipment across all nine campuses.
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UPI
University of California
Board of Regents
Elmo Morgan
Hic
Riverside
Weber Hall
Santa Barbara
Irvine
Santa Cruz
Morgan
Regents
Caspar Weinberer
Los Angeles teachers strike disrupts 75 schools
A Los Angeles area teacher walkout affects 75 schools as ACT-LA and the AFT plan a downtown rally and city hall march after the board rejected a 5 percent raise while seeking 6 percent. Substitutes to replace striking teachers. principals may shut campuses if shortages worsen. students face unexcused absences.
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Board of Education
Sam Yorty
Jack P. Crowther
Act-La
AFT
Crowther
Bedlam
Crash Kills Pilot Aide and Woman in Campbell River
A Pacific Western Airlines turbo-prop crashed seven miles from Campbell River airport in heavy fog and rain, killing the pilot, first officer, and a woman passenger. A survivor credited the dead pilot with saving others by pulling the nose up. Twelve aboard including 11 passengers and four crew were on board. victims unnamed.
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Campbell Rive R, B.C
UPI
Pacific Western Airlines
Campbell River
Ray Compton
Compton
Haynsworth Unfit Says Meany at Senate Hearing
AFL-CIO President George Meany told the Senate Judiciary Committee that Haynsworth is unfit to sit on the Supreme Court citing anti labor decisions and ethical concerns. ABA official Lawrence Walsh said the ABA found Haynsworth highly acceptable professionally, though some judges preferred a different ideological stance.
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Lawrence E. Walsh
New York
ABA
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
Senate Judiciary Committee
Haynsworth
Aynsworth
Reagan frames extended squeeze on spending agenda
Reagan promises a prolonged squeeze on spending citing economy in government and a majority budget split that directs 3.7 billion to local governments, tax reform aims to equalize burdens, and flexibility through new fees and taxes while praising Valery and Deukmejian for counsel.
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Reagan
House
Nixon Asks U.N. to Promote Viet Peace Strategy
President Nixon addressed the United Nations urging sober negotiations on Vietnam and the Middle East, with Mrs Nixon listening from the VIP section. Gromyko called for fuller study. Jordan and British officials urged broader responses as the US framed a path toward open international cooperation.
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Nixon
Gromyko
Middle East
Abdul Monem Rifai
Jordan
Michael Stewart
U.S.A
The
World Organization
Soviet Union
China
New York
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