Trial of Lt. William L. Calley Jr. Opens as Jury Hears Testimony
At Fort Benning a six officer jury listens to witnesses in the My Lai massacre case. Paul Meadle testifies Calley fired on villagers while Meadle says he shot alongside him. Court president Col. Ford and Captains Brown and Salerfi stare intently as deliberations begin with possible death or life verdicts.
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David Meadle
Terre, Haute
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Meadle
Calley
Aubrey
Daniel
A Meadle
Col
Clifford H. Ford
Korea
Ford
Harvey G. Brown
Vietnam
Ronald Je ‘Salerfi
New Boss for KCID
Caldwell Idaho UPD owners announce Duane D Wolfe as general manager replacing the late Clair Hull. Dale Peterson remains station manager and will run daily operations. Wolfe plans no major changes in programming or policies, focusing on improvements as needed. Wolfe began at KCID in 1953 and led the station 1957 68. He and his family live in Boise and will move to Caldwell in the summer.
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Idaho
UPD
KCID
Duane D. Wolfe
Clair Hull
Wolfe
Dale Peterson
Peterson
Boise
March for Victory Protest at Idaho Statehouse
About 100 demonstrators from Caldwell Nampa and Boise gathered on the Idaho Statehouse steps for a March for Victory in Vietnam. Rev Walter Huss from Portland urged conservatives to influence local bodies and voting majorities while Car caravans organized the event. A related Washington DC rally is planned May 8 by the same group. Huss spoke on conservatism and the need to curb rock festivals with local ordinances. He announced a film showing of Vortex I in Emmett and urged officials to regulate such events.
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Carl McIntire
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Re. Huss
United States
Hottings
Genesea
Four Square Church
Communists Threaten Luang Prabang as Attacks Increase
North Vietnamese forces pressed near Luang Prabang in Laos, reaching within three to five miles of the royal capital after overrunning defenses north and east of the city. Gen Thongphan Knockly said up to 3,600 troops attacked seven government positions, while casualties and evacuations were reported by U.S. officials.
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UPT
Luang Prabang
Thongphan Knockly
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