Army Psychiatrists to Examine Calley at Walter Reed
Army psychiatrists with Vietnam experience will examine Lt. William Calley Jr. to assess sanity on My Lai day of dying. The sanity board at Walter Reed will last a month, delaying verdict deliberations in his premeditated murder trial for at least four weeks.
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FT. Benning, Ga
Vietnam
William Calley Jr
My Lai
Calley
Col. Reid Kennedy
Sanity Board
Walter Reed Medical Center
Washington, D.C
Virginia Beach Urged To Continue Park Fight
Virginia Beach leaders press on against False Cape State Park as state officials pledge commitment. City Manager questions park concept while Gov Holton aide and state parks attorney cite ongoing land acquisition and substantial funding to complete the project.
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Virginia Beach
Donald H. Rhodes
Cape State Park
Roger M. Scott
W. Roger Provo
Linwood Holton
Holton
Attlantic Ocean
Back Bay
Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge
North Carolina Line
James R. McKenry
State Division of Parks
McKenry
Benjamin H. Bolen
Provo
Beatles music records heard in Tate murder trial
In the Sharon Tate murder trial the jury asked to hear the untitled Beatles album from 1968 as part of deliberations. Witnesses linked songs to Manson's race war motif and the state seeks to show orders to kill. The judge allowed a record player in for today.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Manson
Barley Named Publicity Head For Dimes Drive
Dale M. Barley of Winchester was named Publicity Chairman for the March of Dimes drive. Announced by Donald K. Jones, Barley is a 1965 Handley High School graduate who attended Shenandoah College and works as a Royal Crown Cola Bottling Company sales representative. He is active in the Winchester Jaycees, West Virginia Air National Guard, Judges Athletic Association, and Shenandoah College Alumni Association treasurer. He and wife Kathy Penn reside at 320 Amherst Street.
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Dale M. Barley
Winchester
Donald K. Jones
March of Dimes
Mr. Barley
Handley High School
Shenandoah College
Barley
Royal Crown Cola Bottling Company
Winchester Jaycees
West Virginia Air National Guard
Senate to adopt new rules and procedures
The 92nd Congress will open under reforms from the Legislative Reorganization Act aimed at boosting efficiency and oversight. Four first term senators push changes to shorten speeches, extend daily work hours, and require periodic committee chair confirmations, while the seniority system remains intact.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
House
Alan Cranston
Calif
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Richard S. Schweiker
Saxbe
Fred Harris
Dekla
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Rmd
Harris
Mathias
Union Leader criticizes Nixon voluntary wage price slowdown for construction
AFL CIO Sheet Metal Workers President Edward J. Carlough says targeting only construction wages and prices is unfair and fears a wage freeze. Nixon urged a voluntary plan. officials say no specific proposals were offered and a 30 day report-back deadline was set.
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Washington
Nixon
Edward J. Carlough
Aflcio Sheet Metal Workers
Carlough
Construction Industry Collective Bargaining Committee
Commission
White House
Secretary of Labor
J. D. Hodgson
Hodgson
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Ernest Medina
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Tate
Superior Court
Charles
Older
Miss Tate
Benedict Canyon
Leno and
Rosemary la Bianca
Dimes
Jimmy
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Lynn Anderson
Bill McKeever
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Blue Shield
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Virginia
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