Three of twenty arrested in Camden draft records burglary
Three of twenty men arrested in Camden, New Jersey, for attempting to steal Selective Service records with burglary tools are led in chains from the Federal Building after arraignment. Names include Robert W. Williamson and Keith William Forsythe, with bail ranges from $10,000 to $150,000.
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Selective Service
Camden
N.J
Federal
U.S. Post Office
Draft Office
Robert W. Williamson
Philadelphia
John Robert Swinglish
Washington, D.C
Keith William Forsythe
High Ranking Officers Testify Prospects in Henderson Court Martial
FT MEADE Md AP The Henderson court martial opens with potential testimony from senior officers including a retired brigadier general and Gen Westmoreland as defense and prosecution signals. The case centers on willful failure to investigate My Lai massacre reports and lying to a blue ribbon inquiry amid wider Army probes.
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Henderson
FT. Meade, Md
Oran K. Henderson
My Lai
Henry Rothblatt
Vietnam
William Westmoreland
Army
Blue Ribbon Army
Ernest Medina
Georgia
William L. Calley Jr
Americal
Barker
Calley
My Lai 4
Andy Archer Lipscomb
380 Room Harem Opens to Public in Topkapi Palace
Ankara AP says the Topkapi Palace harem will open September 1 to the public with Queen Elizabeth II scheduled for October 18 during an official visit. The 380 room harem, disbanded in 1922, showcases sultans mothers princes and eunuchs and features the Cage and canopied throne. Also notes Armstrong condolences and charitable links.
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Ankara
Turkey
Queen Elizabeth II
Britain
Topkapi Palace
Istanbul
Mehmet VI
Republic
Raids by Antiwar Activists Break Up In New Jersey New York
FBI agents halted weekend antiwar raids on federal offices in New Jersey and New York. Twenty five people were arrested including two priests and a Lutheran minister. six more sought. In Camden New Jersey eight arrested at the draft office. additional arrests elsewhere in the city. Buffalo four arrested at the Post Office Selective Service office with nine cars reported in planning. Bail set from five thousand to one hundred fifty thousand.
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Associated Press
FBI
New Jersey
New York
Camden
N.J
Buffalo
N.Y
Selective Service Office
Justice Department
Washington
Camden My
U.S
Charles Rudd
Edmund F. Maxwell
Robert W. Williamson
Philadelphia
Paul B. Couming
Dorchester
Mass
Peter D. Fordi
New York City
Michael J. Giocondo
Dam.den
Robert G. Good
Michael J. Doyle
Rosemary Reilly
Brightwaters
Kathleen M. Ridolfi
John P. Grady
Milo M. Billman
Pelham
Lianne Moccia
Revere
Joann. Reilly
Delay Sought in Hearing on Phone Rate Increase
State Sen. Henry E. Howell Jr. asks the State Corporation Commission to delay the Sept. 27 hearing on Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Virginia rate boost until consumers are represented. He urges retention of consultants and experts to build a consumer case and cites the revised constitution requiring consumer representation unless the General Assembly arranges alternatives.
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Norfolk
Henry E. Howell Jr
State Corporation Commission
Howell
Commission
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Virginia
SCC
General Assembly
Evening Registration At Lord Fairfax College
A special evening registration for students unable to register during the day at Lord Fairfax Community College is set for Wednesday from 5 to 9 p.m. Students urged to apply and register soon for fall classes. registration is not complete until tuition and fees are paid.
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Lord Fairfax Community College
The
Community College
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