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Show 6A December DESERET NEWS, Tuesday, 8, 1970 iii Try this on for better I Iced a ne Says ix-- G! At'-- ' Galley FT. BENNING, GA. (UPI) who was under 1st Lt. William L. Calleys command a i My Lai testified today he refused to obey Calleys order to shoot screaming civilians in a ditch where mothers piled atop their children to save them from automatic rifle fire. The witness, James Joseph Dursi, employe of an Electrical Manufacturing firm in Brooklyn, N.Y., was the 35th A soldier hearing . . . The Zenith Umbleav ; $ Exciting new design in a tt: living at Sound Christensen Jewelers I, fi hearing aid t Marquise-Cu- Justin Time For CHRISTMAS In this beautiful riue is a lovely diamond. The marquise-cu- t most graceful and feminine of all. Slender and glittering, it has as much brilliance as the $39.95 Value With the purchase ef any ,ing Aid before Dec. 25. re the quality go et in before the name goes on PHONE lilustrttiens slightly ftt'trgtd J(uMa l (IQ emi FREE PARKING ANY IQT IZtlO A MEW MAGAZINE FQU TOE MEW YEAR ami up CfnhfanteH 3384841 155 So. Main it March 16, 1968. His testimony followed tiiat of another former soldier who said he watched Calley act as the lone executioner of five to 10 separate groups brought to the ditch during a period. Dursi, a huge man with black hair, sideburns and mustache, said he was a private first class in the platoon Calley commanded. After his testimony, Capt. Auburey M. Daniel III, the prosecutor, told the court Dursi probably was the last prosecution witness, but that he would not rest the government case without making an effort to find two more witnesses he has been trying to locate. Dursi said at Calleys order, he, Pfc. Paul D. Msadlo, and Calley put their rifles in the s position and pushed people into a ditch at My L 'i. Some started to cry and he said. they were yelling, Meadlo was crying and pushing the people. We were ordered to shoot by Lt. Calley. I dont remember his exact words, but he said , something like: Start firing. Fue!-O- Zenith living Sound Hear $385 . produced by the government in its attempt to convict the diminutive Calley of the premeditated murder of 102 civilians in the Vietnamese village port-arm- FREE Heirloom Family Bible JKWKLEHS Koutli Main Calley and Meadlo started firing into the ditch down at the people. Meadio turned to me and told me- Shoot! Why dont you shoot? He was crying and yelling to me. I just said: I cant! I wont! and I lookd down at reaching Negotiatentators reported tive agreement early today on a new contract for 3,000 striktruck ing Midwestern fuel-oi- l drivers, whose walkout had posed the theat of a fuel shortage over & wide area. Details of the agreement were not disclosed, pending ratification by seekers THE THE IHVSS1BLE PYRAMID BEAUTIFUL LAND - the ground. The people were diving on some of top of each other the mothers trying to protect their children. Lt. Calley came to me right after the firing and told me to get across the ditch before I 7 SomWeiiers zion book score got sick. the military judge at Calleys trial, Col Reid W. Kennedy, denied a motion to prevent the testimony of the first witness of the day. He also refused to strike out an execuaccount of a tion given by the witness on direct examination Monday. Kennedy also denied a defense motion for a mistrial on the basis that the testimony of Earlier, THE THE INVISIBLE PYRAMID BEAUTIFUL state look at the American landscape, with more than 150 photographs presenting a tour of historical landmark', cities, rural scenery and natural wonders, modern, which were the necessary preliminary to the successful launch and rocket set down on the moon. 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