10
March 19,196SJ
ADIRONDACK Daily ENTERPRISE
Army Eases Sentences
From Stockade Mutiny
Army plans to act with con- decided to let the triais run the
siderably leniency reviewing course.
stiff court martial sentences Besides Sood, PvtB. Lawrence
given soldiers convicted of muti- Reidel, Louis Osczpinski and
i
ny in a California stockade last John Colip all wer«
mutiny. Osczpdnski
October, it wag learned today.
The decision reflects a high- sessed 16 years, R e t
level Army .conclusion that mu- i Oolip 4, each being dishonorably
tiny charges against 27 inmates discharged and f f i t i
7rfTKr~pfesHk>. Calif., stockade
Ttit
were ill-advised and that initial :>ecurred
Oct. .12, 1968, three
convictions brought "outra- days after * stockade guard fa-|
geous" sentences.
tally shot a prisoner who began
Trials of the firat four men running after making taunting
prosecuted under the mutiny remarks.
charge brought prison terms of The Army subsequently ruled
as much as 16 years.
the slaying a« justifiable homiRecords of the first case in- cide.
volving Pvt. Nesery Sood, who On Oct. 14, 1968, when «tockoriginally got 15 years, were ad« prisoners ware assembled
flown to Washington Tuesday 6O
] t 73
that the Army advocate general sat in one corner of the stockade
could cut the sentence to two •nclosure singing protest songs.
years.
>ater they complained of stockOnly 24 hours earlier, Lt. Qgp. ade conditions.
Stanley Larson, Sixth Ariny
When the group wfusecT to
" i T S GOTTA BE ONE OR THE OTHER — Tony [commander, had reduced Sood's obey an officer'g order to get up
-57
I
from 15 to 7 years. and begin their day's work rouAnderson, erstwhile cinematic mayor, has set up a Isentence,
Top Army officers felt even trtat tine, Army MP'i carried them MINUTC5 1
p^rniox on his marquee. For the advertising we a- 'was too harsh.
into the building. The prisoners
Maj. Gen. Kenneth J. Hodson, offered no resistance.
ward a free pass to the movie to the man walking
general, made the fur- The Army has received J,000
underneath wearing the green carnation. His name jadvocate
ther reduction in sentence by letters protesting the Presidio
i* "Boston" Sully, and columnist Damon Runyon acting under a rarely applied cases
addressed to President
clemency
authority,
would lye able to use him in a story if he were still
Nixon, Secretary of Defense
Tn
thTirrmn*
mi flu- .-urn tuitiiui. about n.uys and dolb.
events, h e would have left it to
the Army Board of Review to Under the advocate general's;
pass judgement on the appropri- decision Tuesday, Sood's dishonorable discharge and pay forfeitateness of the sentence.
It is understood, however, tur* sentences »tiil stand.
that Secretary of the Army
Stanley R. Resor ha» been Colgate, Skidmore
gravely, concerned about controversy surrounding the Army's To Exchange Sexes
handling of the Presidio matter
era:
:and wanted no delay in making The all-male Colgate University
anoe r of the bladder, ofien
duced by handling dye s and j amends.
gapeUe -s-moking.
r~ R e s o r t
—Cancer of the lung, often j that the public might Joee faith j Springs, wiU begin a student exfll
program in the fall.
sed by cigarette smoking, \ in the military
of justice
y system
y
| bin also by excessive inhalation and the whole legal setup would Colgate president pro tem
Franklin W. Wallin and Skidbe undermined by dissent.
more Provost Edwin M. Mos—Bcax1 cancers accidentally Rather than pass down
txi in ttip 1930s in women proper and quite possibly illega' ley, announced plans fot the
iaa ingested minut e quan- edict s to first-level legal officers piK>gram Tuesday*, It will operate on a one-for-one exchange
basis.
abitually pointing their
TOO LITTLE, *TOO LATE
The two officials said priority
s in their mouthy as they
.I ]unv:nous dial s on IXW ANGELES (AP) — Dr. in the program wiU be given to
the
three upper classes but that
William A. Balmat and his wife
s an,I in.struments.
—Cancer's of the ethmoid sin-J separated 30 years ago. Now 75, any student could be considered
for
participation. All exchange
;^5, which until the cause was; he saw her for the first tdme
studts
e g
lims; 'earned was common among since then
g at their respecasked J i ^ g e Mamn^A* Free- demic standing
-I <toc- rr;<^n refining ittekei ores.
—Cancer of th$ cervix, until man to order her to pay H,000 tive schools, they said.
Modieal
tors at Co
Colgate already is partJdpetcf the 20 vear s e g o the No. 1 killer in monthly ailimony.
the
witto the Vassar OoK^fe at
Balmat, » retired denttet, raid
of women but now 50 per cent
Rand Corp.
in a itudftt* «xThe stroke datr. is computer- less fatal thanks to the "Pap" h« is iH end IMng on a monthly ehang* program, and ha* ftnpension of ^1S4. His w4f« Mairy,
ized efter garnered from spec- test.
It becomes apparent
that he said, is a miBioTWiire aft«r inials : 5 v.ho jrrov.<ie a "compos. ,
,
pp
tai t property
f
from undergraduates in
a pa'ient to j cancer is largely a social prob- heriting mtaing
that public
' d t th
bli health
h l t h mea- h fi
women attended
u:ced | sures can be developed that
The Judge turned flown Bal./i.tb—iculd >ad to the control of a mat and granted Mrs. Balmat, classes at Colgate in January!1
special •Uidiei period
:n pub- \ majority of the cancers today," 70, a divorce on grounds
cruelty and desertion.
MI\ kin-': Scott eaid.
Prevention and Cures Gain
On Strokes and Cancer
WITH
-ELKTRIC CHAIR,
THOUSAWOVABPPRMB?
K«-ONTI«MPOM!
>WHAT ISTRACY5 CAMEf
f
weu, BOOT tuoRW Aaxnr
/*JS WITH fXRX EAUS 5O Sffe
HAUe 50METHI1US TO
AT M ^ AFTER ACC7R6"
IT! DfRT CAWrr BE R^CftED
«OTD
I W O U L P N T k N O W . 0UT HE CAN'T-GET UP
AND LATCR HB WON'T RBCOSWZS
TOMORROW TH&y £ B R X
THB FBHAtt WHO
I W A T 5 8M.-WHE
?tft HER FOOT U5CKBK*
Lx.--;ors urged rt>s< >^
and oonesti,
and fam-1
be-i
CHARLES GREEN
:e M sun-Is'.ri*
•,7M </:!
to
and
"h--.-e sic
Foods of QuaKty
< :-.t>'.i>lo can-
JAMTORGUNS
| KILLS SELF
', shorting spree ~&t liie i-'hiopian
"' Kmba^iy Tuesday n:e:;t; then
.' h, r;?ed himself in a d.n-y hotel j
Cariy this m^n-.iiv.'. pf.-l>e said.
• _ Th.? amba.s?3'ior"s w;;e was j
>m^>a: tijp dead and his two I
Eir/jii chlidron v o r e wounded;
aosH#oon r PONT KNOW; ^IHArpjc | | warTOR( N O
TENDER
FRESH
OREEN-
LIQUID
IVORY
MARGARINE
i?C: .'..•L^iy.
_.. - Po..ce ?aid the kiiler, Bor-i •
rr. .nu Afework. 30, wai; iound •
harsjlnq-hy a cord taken from a
• -v^ivLan blind in a hotel room
''f ihYeo hours after his rampage.)
^ were called by the hotel J
manager, who said the Ethiopian i^siicd in shoiily alt^r mid..•.jia.L'h.t aixi Ixjoked a room.
A knife and a gun were in his }
BEANS
BUGS BUNNY
FINEST QUALITY
BUTTER
ARTICHOKES
p«.ckc':<, I*<YHJ<Z
v
Arnha>.sad.<r Gaitachew Be-1
kole had left his apartment in |
the embassy shortly before the]
shoeing to dino at a ho lei with
inend.^ Wiieii Bekde learned of
Ui^ tragedy and returned to the
embassy," Foreign Minister An- i
t^mJo CHI-JIIO Flores took him j
Fiores
said
Bekele had .
th-iu-ht highly of Afework and
-had tyro"UKh"t"i7i"m"from" Ethi'opia
On ^ S
iri*?nn^S
'n^COTt'laTK^fKi^TTOTl
HEINZ
TOMATO
CRISCO
Large Head
XOEBERa
LETTUCE
31b. tin
_.tiiVW'9rk at tho emba5sy. Embas.r-gyZpers<Kijvyl descritx^d Afework S
-'•.- ^i'-Quiet and unassuming.
"BROWN S
i. .-^SA^L— ERAH CISCO ... t A f i i i
" JFy>rmation of a »gr*>-o\vned I
-; Black and Brnwn Trading j
d|
NABISCO
OREO
COOKIES
ISaMfootbeli e«J, is prv-sidem .He|
FRENCH
raiBU
POTATOES
Chazy Orchards
McINTOSH
APPLES
THEY,
SVLVESTERI
1
HOW DO ^A
LIKE VER
NEW UOB?
I JUST HAV6
ONE
PROBLEM.-
«.WHYPONTiftXlAND
E 7 ? r T p THE Otl> 5>