Roosevelt Denies Ties To Swindlers In Senate Probe
Elliott Roosevelt, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, testifies before a Senate subcommittee denying a "vicious ties" claim and insisting he had no knowledge of criminals’ activities. He faced accusers alleging sales of stolen securities and plans to assassinate the Bahamas’ prime minister, which Roosevelt also denies.
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Defense cites publicity bias in Calley case appeal
Lawyers for Lt. William Calley Jr argue publicity surrounding My Lai influenced his murder trial. The US Court of Military Appeals weighs three defense points from an appeal of Calley's 20 year sentence for My Lai killings in 1968.
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My Lat
Court of Military Appeals
Revie Calley
Wren
Biecourt
Hee
Army Court of Military Review
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