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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1970

Page

2

Search suspended for missing Tate trial attorney Hughes

Deputies halted ground searches for Ronald Hughes in the Sespe Hot Springs area after a fierce storm. Investigators question evacuees and look into foul play or accidents as the missing lawyer, 35, remains unseen since last Monday. The trial cannot resume until associate counsel Maxwell Keith reviews the 18,000 page transcript and closes the case for Leslie van Houten.

Tate Ronald Hughes Los Angeles UPI Hughes Sespe Hot Springs Ventura County Sheriff’s Carl Schoenberger Mike Green Maxwell Keith Leslie van Houten

Summer reading and events across sections noted

A short listing notes Good Reading inside a summer session with items on Page 1 B and 4 C Calendar of Events. Mentions Lone Business and Labor Crago and Christmas List servicemen and a High School World feature spread plus Markleysburg and Pat Moises.

Crago Markleysburg Moises

Vitamin C demand grows after Pauling claims

Pharmacies nationwide report booming Vitamin C sales as Linus Pauling urges large doses to prevent and cure the common cold. Skeptics warn of unproven benefits and potential risks, noting production strain and uncertain effects on pregnant women and infants.

New York Linus Pauling Merck Chemical Division

Defense raises doubt as Calley trial nears verdict

At Ft Benning and Columbus, locals urge innocence for Lt. William L. Calley in the My Lai massacre case. A former soldier testified Calley fired into unarmed civilians, saying Get them Kill them. Conti described Calley and Sgt. Mitchell shooting villagers, including a woman whose head was blown off.

FT. Bennings Ft. Benning Calley My Lai Columbus Dennis Conti Conti Providence R.I Paul Meadle David Mitchell

Debra Sweet Says She Is Followed by Government Agents

Debra Sweet, 19, from Madison Wisconsin, told a news conference she had been tailed by government agents since she criticized President Nixon over Vietnam. She described brief sightings of men with tiny cameras in Washington DC after a White House ceremony where she received a Young American Medal. The FBI said it has no interest or investigation into Sweet.

Chicago UPI Debra Sweet Nixon United States Miss Sweet Madison Wis Washington, D.C White House Washington FBI

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