Six jurors to decide fate of Calley in My Lai case
Six battle hardened Army officers will judge William Calley as he faces charges for the My Lai killings. Prosecutor Daniel recounted testimony from nearly 100 witnesses while Calley testified he was following orders. The jury may return verdicts of first degree murder life in prison or other lesser charges with penalties.
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Willian J. Calley
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Deniel
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Burkett crash claims life of Paul Burkett
Paul Burkett, 17, was killed in a collision after he and his brother fished late at a company lake and drove toward another fishing site. Their car struck a legally parked vehicle on Chester Street. Baxter Phillips, a passenger, survived with minor injuries and was treated at Gaston Memorial Hospital.
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Lille Park
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Paul Burketl
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Kenneth
Keith Grigg
Chester St
Fred Upchurch
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Gaston Memorial Hospital
Mexican teen guerrilla group tied to plot to topple government
Attorney General Julio Sanchez Vargas said a group called the Revolutionary Action Movement, including three youths from Sonora, trained in guerrilla tactics in North Korea and planned urban guerrilla activity in Mexico City and other cities. They face arrest and charges as of Monday night.
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Ming
North Korea
Swithh
Julio Sanchez Vargas
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Warren
Revolutionary Action Movement
McGovern Eyes South Support for 1972 Bid
Senator George S. McGovern asserted he can win the South in 1972, praising bluntness on issues and noting openness to diverse running mates including a Black or a woman. He praised farmers and small businessmen as key supporters and emphasized ending U.S. involvement in Indochina to focus on domestic problems.
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Atlanta
George S. McGovern
South
McGovern
Wsb-Tv
U.S
Indoching
Tornadoes Touch North Carolina Slopes Close Ski Season
The Associated Press reports two small tornadoes hit North Carolina, one in Curberland County causing minor injuries and damaged farm buildings, and another near Cumberland with farm damage but no injuries. A thundersquall and fluctuating temperatures followed as ski slopes closed for the season amid forecasts of heavy snowfall and cooler weather in the region.
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Associated Press
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Curberland County
North Carolina
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Sarepson
Cumberland County
Charlotte
Noell Carolina
Cnn
Soutit
Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
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Tennessee
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Student charged in bus accident case sparks city inquiry
Police charged Miss Cooper, a High School senior driving a 32 passenger school bus, with a stop light violation after a collision at Garrison Blvd and Chester Street that injured three people. The bus departed from Huss High School around 3 p.m. carrying students when it struck a small foreign car and was pushed into two other vehicles.
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Witl
Miss Cooper
Hor
Garrison Blvd
Chester S
Bing
Huss High School
Cooper
David ‘Bush
Sas
Wn.Sliles
Congress quickens SS hike bill amid debt ceiling talks
Senate and House conferees splice two measures into a single package boosting Social Security benefits 19 percent retroactive to January and raising the federal debt limit from 398 to 430 billion dollars. House rules could delay action until Friday unless special handling is granted. Treasury warns borrowing authority may run out without quick action.
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the Hill
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Multiple Death Notices in Gastonia Area Lead to Funeral Services
Death notices from Gaston area report Gilmore Stowers 55 of Moncks Corner South Carolina and Anna Price Kincaid 60 of Gastonia, with funeral and burial plans at Faith United Methodist Church, Macedonia Pineview Glasswood and Gaston Memorial Park. Proceedings mention survivors including spouses, children, siblings and grandchildren with details on funeral homes and services.
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Gilmore Divigat
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Moncks Corner
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Midway
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White
Buria
Hollywood Cemetery
Robert H. Grigg
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Gastonia
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Richmond
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Belmont
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Chamerton
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Albert Swanson
Akron
Ohio
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Cramerton
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Hugh
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McAdenville
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Willow St
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Drink Vote Shapes Up In Legislature In North Carolina
Raleigh AP reports a crucial vote on liquor by the drink bill with wet and dry forces claiming sufficient support for a House second reading. Sponsor Rep. Clade Debrull asserts wet forces have the votes, while Christian Action League leader Coy G. Privette notes new opposition gains. If action proceeds, final approval could come by midweek, with the bill allowing mixed drinks in Class A restaurants serving at least 36 patrons.
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Coy G. Privette
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Faeral
Pruett Convicted in Non-Support Case After Short Jury Deliberation
Lanny Terell Pruett was found guilty of non-support by a Gaston County Superior Court jury after about ten minutes of deliberation. He appealed a six month sentence from District Court, sought a continuance, and testified unemployment and a pending welfare case. His wife testified to lack of his financial support despite housing and food costs, and the judge reserved judgment on payments while Pruett promised partial payments.
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Mondius
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Grist
Tte- Fenbank
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Belmont Chamber Coffee Club Meeting at NC Textile School
Belmont Chamber of Commerce holds its first Coffee Club meeting at the North Carolina Vocational Textile School Wednesday at 0:39 am. James C. Frye, president of the American Yarn Spinners Association, will discuss foreign textile imports and their impact on the economy. Coffee and doughnuts provided by the textile school.
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Belmont
Chamber of Commerce
North Carolina Vocational Textile School
James C. Frye
The
American Yarn Spinners Association, Inc
Quintuplets Born Near Van Nuys Five Babies Notify Health
Four girls and a boy were born to Mrs Paul Kaplan of Van Nuys. The boy was stillborn but the four surviving quintuplets appeared healthy and were placed in incubators. Doctors reported the family’s first four days as critical yet hopeful.
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Paul Kaplan
Hott van Nuys
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