Corona defense resists press shield bid at preliminary hearing
Juan Corona's new lawyer argues for defendant's presence in court as media coverage raises concerns about fair trial. The judge bans photographs and tape recordings despite defense wishes, while Corona remains charged with 10 counts of murder related to 25 bodies found along the Feather River. The preliminary hearing continues to July 13 to decide whether to bind over to Superior Court.
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Keith Hearn
Yuba City
Juan Corona
Corona
Sutter County
Hawk
Concord
Roy van den Heuvel
Justice Court
J. J. Hawkins
Feather River
Hawkins
Superior Court
Prosecution Witness to Testify on Medina Command Influence
Army prosecutor Aubrey Daniel who obtained the Calley murder conviction will testify in a separate pretrial hearing on whether improper command influence brought Capt Ernest Medina to trial. Judge Kenneth Howard ordered seven witnesses, including Daniel, to testify Monday as Bailey seeks dismissal on influence grounds.
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Kathryn Johnson
FT. Mcpherson
Aubrey Daniel
Army
William L. Calley Jr
Ernest Medina
Medina
Montrose
Colo
My Lai
Calley
Kenneth Howard
Daniel
F. Lee Bailey
Bailey
Washington, D.C
Portsmouth
Bombing and Shootout Shocks Santiago Police Headquarters
A leftist extremist strapped with homemade grenades shot two detectives at Santiago police headquarters before self detonation wounded a third. Heriberto Salazar, 45, linked to the Organized Vanguard of the People, died. two other members, Ronald Rivera Calderon and Arturo Rivera, faced separate fates. Police reported a broader threat and earlier attack on a plainclothes officer, amid a violent push against leftist groups in Chile.
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Santiago
Chile
Heriberto Salazar
Edmundo Perez Zujovic
Ronald Rivera Calderon
Arturo
Salazar
Plainclothes Police
FBI
Perez Zujovic
Christian Democratic
Eduardo Frei
Senator Cranston to run in 55-59 Senior Sports meet
Senator Alan Cranston D California will compete in the Senior Sports International 55 to 59 age group on his 57th birthday. The former Stanford sprinter is entered in the 100 meter event and previously showed a 10 yard dash of 12.6 at a July 4 1969 Masters Meet in San Diego.
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Washington
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
Stanford University
Sports International
San Diego
Track News
Our Boys In Service
Pfc Randy H. Jackson USMC son of Mr and Mrs Robert Jackson of Cottonwood left for a tour of duty in Yokosuka Japan. He is a 1971 Red Bluff Union High School graduate who enlisted in February and received his diploma during a mid tour leave. Wesley G Reynolds USN Seaman son of Mr and Mrs Walter W Reynolds Red Bluff is deployed to the Western Pacific aboard USS Midway with the Seventh Fleet. Dale T Moore Fireman Apprentice son of Mr and Mrs H H Moore Red Bluff is deployed to the Western Pacific aboard USS Midway with the Seventh Fleet.
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Randy H. Jackson
USMC
Robert Jackson
Cottonwood
Yokosuka
Japan
Jackson
Red Bluff Union High School
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
San Diego
Camp Pendelton
Wesley G. Reynolds
Midway
Navy
Walter W. Reynolds
Larkspur Court
Red Bluff
Western Pacific
U.S. Seventh Fleet
Dale T. Moore
H. H. Moore
Beverley Ave
Former Red Bluff Cartoonist Tells Story From Oakland Return
Preston Cooper, formerly of Red Bluff and now living in Oakland, recalled a 15 year old Daily News cartoon titled Red Bluff Set. He drew moon bound figures before Alan Shepard’s voyage, received an acknowledgement while Shepard walked on the moon, and pondered the moment. The article also notes St Louis as the Mound City with historic Indian sites nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Cooper
Oakland
Red Bluff
Daily News
Alan Shephard
Moon
Cooper
Shephard
Humphrey Quotes Johnson Anguished Over Vietnam War Decisions
Former vice president Hubert Humphrey describes Lyndon Johnson as anguished by Vietnam escalation and says a secret Pentagon study questioned the candor of public disclosures. He notes he was unaware of the 1965 troop buildup decision and would have challenged Goldwater pressure if informed.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon B. Johnson
Humphrey
Pentagon
New York Times
Minnesota Democrat
Times
Johnson
U.S
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
the Times
Justice Department
United States
Vietnam
U S Signs Historic Treaty Restoring Okinawa to Japan
The United States and Japan sign a treaty returning Okinawa to Japanese sovereignty after 27 years of occupation while retaining 88 U S base facilities. The agreement includes a nuclear weapons assurance and Japanese payment of 320 million dollars for U S investments.
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U.S
Okinawa
Spencer Davis
Washington
United States
Japan
Tokyo
William P Rogers
Kiichi Aichi
U.S. Senate
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Alexis Johnson
Sato
Naha
Hanoi Tells War Origin Version At Paris Talks
North Vietnamese at the Paris peace talks released their analysis of U.S. aggression in Vietnam, tracing the war to American policy. Hanoi cited a 1965 Foreign Ministry document and pointed to the Gulf of Tonkin incident as a pretext for bombing North Vietnam.
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Hanoi
Paris
U.S
Vietnam
Foreign Ministry
Hana
Pentagon
New York Times
Hanai
Gulf of Tonkin
North Vietna
Xuan Thuy
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LBJ
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