Calley freed from stockade after My Lai verdict
Lt. William Calley, sentenced to life for My Lai civilians killings, was removed from the stockade and placed under confined-to-quarters status by presidential order pending Army court martial review. He may not leave the post without permission, talk to newsmen, or attend official functions, but may visit a laundry, church, or movie with an armed guard.
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Calley guilt shared by all Americans Saxbe Gilligan say
US Senator Saxbe and Governor Gilligan call for shared responsibility for the My Lai killings. Saxbe argues the system is at fault and all Americans share guilt for Vietnam policy. Gilligan says leadership and public tolerance sustained the war and Calley’s trial underscores the need to end U.S. involvement and bring troops home.
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Opinion flood to Nixon alley 100 to 1
United Press International reports a massive national mood over Lt William L Calley Jr with 100 to 1 support in White House communications. Georgia draft board resigns. state legislatures urge clemency. an Oregon woman funds Calley defense. a San Diego student protests. Texas Senator Schwartz defends duty while condemning the massacre. Oklahoma and Indiana governors act while Georgia and Michigan push clemency resolutions.
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My Lai colonel's hearing begins
Col Oran K Henderson faces a pretrial hearing at Fort Meade on Army charges of failing to conduct a proper investigation into reports of excessive killing at My Lai. The 11th Infantry Brigade commander could face up to six years if convicted.
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Golf section previews area courses and Bourne profile
The Chronicle Telegram prepares a Sunday Webpage special on local golf. It covers how the new tax evaluation affects course finances and features a background on Larain County's first touring golf pro, Bob Bourne.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Weather Outlook With Colder Temperatures Today
Colder conditions prevail with variable clouds, wind, and a chance of snow flurries this afternoon and tonight. Highs reach mid to upper 30s, lows in the 20s. Tomorrow partly cloudy and still cold with highs in the 30s. Precipitation chances: 30 percent today, 0 tonight, 20 tomorrow. Details on page 11.
Texas House Hails Boston Strangler in Population Control
The Texas House unanimously passed a resolution praising Albert De Salvo, the Boston Strangler, for dedication to population control. Rep Tom Moore withdrew the commendation after passage, saying it might reflect unfavorably on the body's dignity. The text lauded De Salvo for serving country and community and noted Massachusetts recognition of his activities and techniques.
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UPI
Texas House of Representatives
Boston Strangler
Texas House
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Tom Moore
Moore
de Salvo
Boston
Massachusetts
Unemployment rises to 6 percent in March
U S unemployment climbed to 6 percent in March after a two month decline, with 2 million jobless. The rate rose on the year, driven by teens and 20 to 24 year olds, as entrants to the labor force outpaced available jobs. The March figure contrasted with February at 4.8 percent, and December at 6.2 percent, amid a mixed economic outlook.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Congress
James D Hodgson
Harold Goldstein
Calabrese Protests Rail Plan Omission in Columbus
Ohio Senate Minority Leader Anthony O Calabrese lamented Cleveland’s omission from Railpax passenger service, urging reconsideration before colleagues. He cited a three hour flight over Cleveland Hopkins International Airport due to bad weather, quipping that if it were a railroad they could have landed.
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UPI
Ohio
Senate
Anthony O Calabrese
Cleveland
Railpax
Calabrese
Lorain port board stalls on new secretary amid journal tensions
Lorain Port Authority members refuse to confirm the appointment of a new executive secretary, citing fear of retaliation by the Lorain Journal. The dispute follows The Chronicle Telegram's exclusive report about possible replacements and tensions with local media, with officials citing newsroom influence on decisions.
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