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Show Laird: 'U.S. Mus SHiGir.v p Mvi fv0 Se. member. corrrr.iree a n ;r response to week about tr.p M?r- - . incident !.t Wilwh.eq liam L. Fa iPV S rha-glun the prernpc vrd n'rrer of li 9 Snutn i :,r3p-n-uilag-eThp staprr.ent was Tuesday. Tne Sn?'e Armed Services Committee invited Army Sf rerary Srar.'.ey R. Resor General Counsel Rooert Jor- - V Fulbrig1. me iba.rman of 'he Foreign Refa'icr? Com.mit'ep. said he is concerned abou' the impact of the inciden' arourd the world. Nothing can be more to a government or 'he reputation of a country." interview For- - J. CoT.i"oe . k d Ias Cn-'7.- Services invest. ga'inn . - cLP-mr- -y Vmed Se" Peter Dcmin.i.k. (fiargrd TtiP'day that Caley's rr:a. already has been bv a CBS television in w hich a veteran. Army Paul Meadio. 'aid he killed 19 or It Vietname'e civilians on cr1or from rhe officer. Sen. Ernest F. Holhrgs. - m side o, tee .r.c.dert toci'v. 1 Laird' redge c?tp satemen. to be p gn Reianor' e me cL" to g dam-agir- g Ful-brig- 'a d. Members of the commit 'pp C jo.mrg m Dominck's ra'spd the i"ue with crmci'm c' tne interview, last Wednesday when he testiaked m the Snnate. .Are we fied on iem?m in closed sesgp rg to take every helicopter sion. pdo and Bo2 pilot vho make' "I want to tell you and the a mistake and bombs the members of this committee wrong plane ?rd call him a how shocked and sick I was murderer?" first when these allegations Several senator', including came to my attention." Laird Democra'ic M'ke 'aid, addirg he Iookpd mto it Leadr Mansfield, have called for an and shortly thereafter a full investigation was launched by the Army. FAMILY CIRCUS INSURE COMFIJAM by Bi! I want to make clear. Mr. Chairma.,. beyond any doubt, that the Nixon Administration is determined to insure absolute complidnce with our orders and with the laws of said. war." He supplied the committee with an Army memorandum covering the facts in the case. In New York, Hou-- p Republican leader Gerald Ford said Tuesday night that high Aimv officials had knowledg of thp alleged massacre right af'er the slayirgs occurred, the New York Times reported. Answering a question at a news conference. Ford said he did not know if former President Lyndon B. Johnson or his defense secretary at the time, Clark Clifford, had knowledge of the affair. PROGRAM HIT Hf In the Senate. Dominick said the CBS interview with 'Mowd you menage to get all this cereal in here" inexcusable wa A'eadio under our legal and judicial svsiem." He charged it had the effect of spreading publicly through this country alnot were which legations undei oath, allegations which have beer disputed by othpr people while th cae i going on. in an inflammatory way, in a way designed to prejuHouse GOP Leader Gerald Cnntinmd front First Page dice both himself and the perFord told a news conference son under indictment, in total now renmed to tne Lnited in New York Tuesday that disregard of the rules of the States rfrpr having served in knew "top Army officials Supreme Court and in total with Vetnarr great courage about the alleged massacre, disregard of our general feeland distinction." but he said he d'd not know if ing that a man is innocent "An undent such as that President Lyndon B Johnson until proven guilty. or formr Defense Secretary alleged in this ca'p i' in This The senator added: direct vnlatinn not oolv of Clark Clifford did. atan could publicity spread E S. miliary policy but is also "This alleged master mosphere of guilt around this ahhorreri to tne corsomnce of took place about a year and a this al the erica n people." Zie- half ago." Ford said I'm countryof with regardif to m fact type opftaf'on said the that gler surprised previous there was one that may administration covered it up." The feretory of the Army make it impossible to get a s He said the delay in the invesrontinurig hi' investigation. fair trial of an individual now is "regrettable. tigation Aporonritte action is and will indictment." under sam the Vietnamiza-tio- n he taken m a"jte that illgal the as and imnnral conduct, program turning war over to South Vietnamese with in accordwas the primary ance wirk tHp strict rules of troops mission of tne United Sates mildarv j sticp " forces in Vietnam." BUS ft I (MILD Fulbright toid newsmen a The Arm spprpary. Stanfull investigation of tne mas. was called beley R. sacre was a matter of gravfore noth d,e Hous and SenContinued irnm page i est importance " ate Armtd Sen res He sai dthe killings wore antween chemical and biological tolay to t 'll what he other example of the brutaliwarfare and that there is little kn-of h incident as thp zation of our society" caused for justification actively effects of Ip alleged killings by the war and constituted pursuing research and develiKreac'id problems created of most one the in the important opment biological for supporters of U.S Vietnam and urgent reasons whv up field," Lloyd said. policy. o 3 The congressman, who sam A Pentagon spokesman, in settlement of the war." Du sways work is primarily rr ply to qic'tions. said "no in the chemical field, added, hgh Armvcr Defense Dpart-rper- t Biological weapons, unlike offmtils in Washington weapons, have wetP avvaip of th alleged nevvr been used in modern massacre n lW " He said warfare. Estimates of their Pentagon aid Army officials effectiveness are based on in learned of the allegations naturally occurring epidemics March and April of thus year. and laboratory experiments." Rsor aLcwas a'ked about He said . . . There is a a statement hv House RepubIAS ANGELES (API great need as well as public lican Ijearier Gerald R Ford Fmos tntalirg S 10.000 havo demand for . . . greater safety that the Arm- knew about the been lev ,ed in federal court in research and test programs Incident a vein ago. four against corporations and meaningful controls over The court Martial probably wiiii ii pleaded guilty to will begin at Ft. Benntng. Ga . to politic,'! rmv the use "of these biological the and of the violation a US. weapons ppxt year, early pa'gns. Col Daskevich. Anthony Army is knnin to be inter Corrupt Piactieps (t. commander o! Ctrh's Tooele viewing seorts of potential US Hist. Cniut Judge Ainu IVpol. -- aid he doesn t witnesses. It sid earlier it in Charles H Catr oidcicd these lor re any major change' al additemewed 75 jri on' in fines Tuesday . Ins hut said installation, tion to 2fi suspflrts in the iso. Guluw Inc., now known as Wehe gome to study 'he How field, Inc SJfl.HCd BEFORE StA TORS riosulenl's statpmrrf " i Home Savings and I oan Pelense Scirrtarv Melvin Nixon exempted rhesment A.IWR the tm lation, $1 R. I,aird tear gas and chemical defol and low head Savings briefh will the Semio nnts from his otdor becau f loan Assoi lation and Conti Foreign Retailors Committee of their use in Vietn m nenlal Savings and laian As last week In a tran'dint of so laticn. now merged into his remarks icleased Tucs Home Sivings and lean, rii' !.aird sad the icpoit lcft S Wl e.u h him 'hew kd ad so k " The four were aicu'ed of Rnird told Chairman I 'A 'I -an tin lam Fuihrght, P- - V k that contruihiing Ak.fILt. the I'M in candidate the Nixon Adnunisti.ation is and determined to insiiie absolute pirsidentia! campaign $17",-Lifinudulentlv dots O' deducting with our r.ampliance from tax return' and with tie laws of war." D-- S r , vt e r' ad Keane h Song My Massacre Abhorent, Says Nixon ,r bd?lt Ban Will Not HurtDugway Re-or- A-- Corr-nutl- chemical Firms Fined $40,000 - g -- -- i . A'-so- i A 3 Noveao?' 26 Nations 3 Obey War Laws' Arr d rmi.'""':: rp';:e"0-a- l controvert over ire al.gpd My Lai ma"acr. Scrs;sr' R rf Defp"-- p rd th Nixon Adminpippr-to io'Uistration abso'ute compliance with ou- order' and witn the of war. NEWS BESEfET V. Crippled By Strikes By PT'S Imenat Uni'ed Tnouands Bram. onal 0' workers soaasgaaiiciDaaag in Fiante and ba'v walked pf" their ions txiay in hafed Rome sT.kps '"eeicars and spagneti pro. c'o-c- d c . nor. ion'.' in Engiaod ard curtailed power n "-- n snowy - ' The str :.e in Italy wpre a continual on of months of labor strde. The latest Italian walkouts involved mil'ers and TRIKE T6-I- N. employes, all demanding more pay. About 2iV).nrii Italian public works employes and 56 000 brick makers settled foe more pay. shorter hours and increased union righ's Tuesday and were going Dack to work today . POWER (IT Lights went out and heat curtailed in Paris as the f.rst snow of tne season fell Strikirg gas and electricity workers said 'hey would maintain only 5i per rent of power and heat throughout the nation. The striking wotkes later agteed to turn on the heat and power fully as a public clamor arose demanding the government deal with the walkout. Scuffles broke out in subways and on suburban railroad stations among irate passengers and transit employes. even though the trans- it workers were not involved in the strike. A striking employe at one power station was attacked by assailants MURRAY TRAINING BIKE Id! STRUCTO DANCERINA METAL DUMP TRUCK with razors. RAISE ASKED Many faotories In France told their workers to stav home because cf the power cuts. Thousands of Parisians were late because of stalled The strikers want subways more pay. Georgp Seguy. head of the Communst-IeGenera! Confederation of Workers, predicted again Tuesday night that President Georges Pompidou will never finish his seven-yea- r term because of labor agitation. Government sources s.nd if wouid gpt tough vi Ph the union by legislation if all else failed and commented that France was the only country whpre plectrictty workers not only could strike but also control the now er supply . TEACHERS STRIKE In Britain, 20.000 teachers to the National belonging Union of Teachers struck in scattered parts of the country. More than 25.000 teachers left their clas.-rooTuesday. The teachers demanded higher wages and promised to extend their strike throughout . if n roh1 om vnf- ic UiC xvumi; .a 4 not reached. Unique Tools Help Restore SUZY HOMEMAKER SUZY HOMEMAKER BEAUTY VANITY DISHWASHER SINK $2)88 TIPPY TOES (MAYTEt) 0 Q) MATT MASON INJECTORf MATTEL) RE-ENT- E I T M E I S N $38 O $8S M MONOPOLY $88 Boy's Sight It took an BOSTON (API upside down operating table and balloon on t e end of a Cananeedle, hut a 9year-odian bov wound up a hospital stint with a chance for normal sight in an injured eye. W non Lloyd Keates left for his home in Tuesday ReveNtoke. 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