A milestone passed yesterday: a half-century since First Lieutenant
William L. Calley Jr. of the U.S. Army was convicted at Fort Benning, Georgia, of murdering Vietnamese civilians.
The Los Angeles Times marked the date with
a column by
Nicholas Goldberg about the case and the civilian prosecution of
Charles Manson and his co-defendants that coincidentally ended the same day in Los Angeles.
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