Calley sanity exam ordered as Laos air war details surface
The report covers Lt William Calley facing a sanity evaluation by a three-psychiatrist board at Walter Reed after testimony questioned his mental state. It also notes US rocket firing helicopters in Laos aiding Laotian and South Vietnamese forces against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong, with ongoing air campaigns and combat near the Cambodian border.
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Albert la Vere
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Reid Kennedy
Sanity Board
Vietnam
Walter Read Medical Center
Washington, D.C
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Saigon
Laos
Castilla
South
la Verne
Etnam
New York
Ninh Pyaviniet
University Bellevue Medical Fshing
Icolf
Monlay
U.S
Cambodia
Defense Department
Washington
Hof
Mand
Busia
Crinhordia
Fishhook
Dog's Face
Warrant
U S Restricts Aid To Ecuador As Vessel Seizures Rise
The State Department imposes a two month ban on aircraft sales and ship repair credits for Venezuela? Menador. It orders review of 25.5 million in foreign assistance and caps training programs, signaling possible cuts unless harassment of American vessels stops. Eleven U S ships seized since Jan 11 prompted the action amid claims of zone violations and licensing disputes.
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State Department
Yeuntor
Regatar
Hobart J. McCloskey
Stile
Willian
Rogers
Carlos Mantillo
United States
Menador
McCloskey
Mantilla
AML
Menadur
Aalion Daling
Beatles Music Hears In Tate Murder Trial Deliberations
Jurors in Sharon Tate murder case request to hear the Beatles untitled album as Charles Manson songs are cited in testimonies. The court allows a record player as deliberations continue after 44 hours of discussion. Manson and three followers face murder conspiracy charges for seven slayings in 1969.
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Linda Deutsch
Associated Press
Eos Angeles
Sharon ‘Yate
Charles Manson
T Rial
Manson
Beales
Hieller Skelter
Piggins
Thuckbird
Torigger
Superior Court
Lene
Rosemary la Bianca
Zawartiy
Wails
Reop
Mason
Penn Central Files Bankruptcy Report On Pointed Credit Claims
Penn Central Transportation Co. filed a court report detailing creditor claims under federal bankruptcy laws. Trustees said the largest class of creditors are shippers with claims for damaged lost or overcharged freight. The filing outlines a method for creditors to file for payment of bills accrued before January 24.
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Philadelphia
Pen Central Transportation Co
End Central
U.S
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Penn Central
Cayet
Market Prices On Even Keel
Market drift held near equilibrium as blue chips fell while leading stocks rose. At 1030 a.m. the Dow Jones index stood 1.02 lower at 46 80 with advancers ahead by a small margin on the NYSE. Major gainers included Chrysler RCA Texaco Avnel UAL and Xerox with modest increases.
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Howiver
Advaness
Lores
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stark Exchange
Chrysler
RCA
Texaco
Avnel
Xerox
Daily Mail Advertisement and Circulation Details
The text lists publication details for The Daily Mail with establishment date, address in Hagerstown Maryland, and pricing for subscriptions by mail. It cites Associated Press dispatches and outlines rates for various durations and regions.
Arraignment Set For Accused Plotters In Nixon Adviser Kidnapping Case
Six defendants including Rev Berrigan and Sister McAlister face possible arraignment in two weeks. Trial location uncertain with Baltimore or Philadelphia favored for convenience. They are accused of plotting to blow federal building heating systems and kidnap Henry Kissinger.
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Harrisburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Francis X. Gallagher
Gallagher
Joseph Wenderoth
Neil McHaughiin
Anthony Seoblick
Paylne
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Lawrence Cardinal Sheehan
Philip Berrigan
Federal Correctional Insitutions
Danbury
Conn
National Guard May Be Needed In New York
Striking New York patrolmen rejected a back-to-work appeal as Police Commissioner Murphy warned a potential National Guard call within 48 hours. The eight day walkout, tied to pay parity demands, disrupted city safety services and paused 12 hour supervision shifts.Meanwhile 1,600 teamsters blocked produce deliveries to four markets, with chains reporting little impact and residents fearing shortages.
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New York
Patrick V. Murphy
Insyne
National Guard
Murphy
Benevolent Association
Edward J. Kiernan
Camp David Retreat Gets Refurbishing
Washington reports renovations at Camp David continue with cabins replaced due to disrepair. Constance Stuart Nixon says replacements are planned for the rustic complex. Navy budget covers the cost as Camp David remains a presidential retreat used by the president, family, and cabinet members.
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Camp David
White House
Nixon
Constance Stuart
Aspen Lodge
Cm Charles Larson
Navy
Mountain Top
Marine Guard
Vio-law
David
Jule Eisenhower
Stuart
Franklin C Loosevelt
Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Plant Gets Construction Approval
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. wins approval to continue construction of the Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant along Chesapeake Bay in Southern Maryland. The Maryland Public Service Commission issued 21 conditions and said a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity should be issued, with an Atomic Energy Commission license and Maryland water resources permit required.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
Calvert Cliffe
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland
Maryland Public Service Commission
William O. Doub
Commission
Calvert Cliffs
BRE
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Atomic Energy Commission
Macyland
Demonstrators confront Marines over Puerto Rico gun target practice
At Flamenco Peninsula on Culebra Island demonstrators clashed with Marines as the Navy prepared to begin ship to shore bombardment and aerial gunnery drills. Police warned of trespass charges while protesters built a chapel with precut boards and concrete blocks awaiting aid.
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Culesra
Culebrass
Jand Beach
Flamenco
Pen Sula
Navy
Puerto Rico
Marines
Roy
United States
Brieki
France
Canada
Ialland
Brava
Dontisican Republic
Flamenco Peninsula
Union Leader Opposes Nixon Voluntary Wage Slowdown in Construction
AFL CIO Sheet Metal Workers President Edward J. Carlough resisted President Nixon’s push for a voluntary wage price slowdown in construction. He argued such a plan unfairly targets the industry and could suppress wage increases. The Construction Industry Collective Bargaining Committee will report back in 30 days as officials discuss possible solutions.
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Neil Gilbride
Washington
Nixon
Bdward J. Carlough
Aflcio Sheet Metal Workers
Onion
Monelay
Carlough
Commission
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Carlaugh
Ton Mach
White Mouse
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Sail
J. D. Hodgson
Hodgson
Congress
Sandrum-Griffin
National Union
Ral Hodgson
Thia Spring
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