The Times Recorder (Newspaper) - June 15, 1971, Zanesville, Ohio War Critics Claim Leaked Document As Proof WASHINGTON critics seeking a swift can disengagement seized on a top secret document tracing S. involvement in Vietnam Monday as proof that Congress and the public had been deceived about the war all Defense Secretary Melvin K. Laird asked the Justice ment to find out who leaked the report to the New York Times and Pentagon spokesman Indicated they might be The administration con- tended the voluminous report contained still sensitive mation even though it dealt with Johnson administration decisions prior to 1968. The Times published the second installment of its series on the document quoting profusely from secret strategy diplomatic cables and military directives during the months before the start of large scale bombing of North Vietnam in early 1965. tion consensus on the bombing came at the height of the presidential election between President Johnson and Sen. Barry whose cacy of fullscale air attacks on North Vietnam had become a major the Times story Asked about the a spokesman for Johnson said in President isn't making any statements on anything these One government source said President after learning Sunday of the Times issued orders to the Defense and Justice Departments to locate and prosecute the sources of the This official also said Nixon wanted to extend the prosecution to the if The President was said to be concerned not only about the breech in U. S. security through the publication of the but that it cast a general question of credibility over all U. S. war Rep. Thomas E. D- chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and until this year a firm defender of U. S. decisions in said the documents confirmed to him what he had always always a hell of a lot of wheeling and dealing that goes on in the executive branch that the poor legislative branch doesn't know about until it's too Morgan I had known then what I know I would have been more reluctant to rush through the Tonkin he The resolution passed Con- gress quickly and with very little opposition after Johnson reported two U. S. destroyers had been attacked Aug. 4, 1964, in the Gulf of Johnson used the resolution as for the subsequent big U. S. buildup in Goldwater said he knew all along that Johnson was ning to escalate the although kept reiterating that he would never send American boys to fight in I was being called trigger war bomb happy and all the time Johnson was saying he'd never send American I knew damned well he water War critics said beyond the whole burden of the 46- volume history was that the administration kept lawmakers and the public fully in the dark while it set in motion events that led to a full-scale war in Sen. Stuart called for a full investigation into the which he called He suggested joint House Senate hearings able to the investigation conducted in the 1950s into the Korean War and the firing of Gen. Douglass Today's Chuckle for the good old when the panhandler asked for a nickel for a cup of coffee and so did Earl 108TH PAGES The Today's Weather FORECAST Mostly sunny and cooler today with a chance of on Page 6-A) Your Newspaper 43701 JUNE 15, 1971 TEN CENTS 7 Persons In Detroit DETROIT sons were and an eighth was critically wounded Monday in a bloodbath believed related to an underground drug war in the inner Police were hunting four men after a young woman who escaped the slaughter by ing through a rear window re- ported to Police found the seven young black en and three young black around a living room in a red brick home on Detroit's near western Side after being called by the wounded man's All had been shot in the head at close The victims were tentatively Identified Kathryn 18; Tessie also as L. 18; Kathryn B. also known as Kathryn Yasser and Shelia 21; Sharon also as line Foster and 19; Romandel 23; Carl C. Mounts also known as Robert L. 26; and Iloyd K. All except Burton were from Detroit Burton was a resident of Highland an enclave of All had inner city including None lived at the Hazelwood Street address where the killings took but all but Burton lived within a couple of Police said the alias of the three women and one male showed up when finger prints were checked against police But police would not immediately say if criminal records the victims Inspector Richard Boutin of the information bureau said a witness had told police four men were seen leaving the At least 20 detectives looking for Boutin The four suspects were not The young who left a yellow purse and a heel print in the dirt beneath the was being questioned by don't believe she had anything to do with the Boutin One woman was found dead in the foyer with the wounded man beside The bodies of the three other women were on the Two had been tied together and the other had her hands tied behind One man lay at the foot of the couch and the other two had their heads in the Indian War Flag Carol an American sets out the Indian war flag on the main gate leading to an abandoned U. S. Army Nike site along the shores of Lake Michigan near About 50 American Indians took over the grounds hours after a fire routed a group of Indians from a three-story apartment The Indians vowed to remain at the missile site Israeli Leader Hints Renewed Mideast War By United Press International Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said Monday the tense Middle East situation was reaching a point where resumption of war may be winds blowing in the Arab capitals tend more towards the resumption of the war than putting an end to Dayan told a Hebrew ty student rally in Dayan said Israel is more interested in having peace than Federal Aid Sought For Nation's Cities PHILADELPHIA Hubert D- and Edmund D- both possible tial Monday pealed for more federal aid to help the nation's financially distressed The two Democrats and Housing and Urban ment Secretary George ney shared the speakers platform at the 38th annual U.S. Conference of Other speakers included New York Mayor John V. Lindsay and Chicago Mayor Richard J. Humphrey said all the nation's cities needed money and called for quick passage of federal revenue sharing and release of funds from the federal highway trust fund for use by the don't care whether they call it revenue the Nixon doctrine or the just so it gets Humphrey ies need hard cash and they need it who was Humphrey's running mate in the 1968 presidential called for a of to make its voice heard and its view count from city hall to Capitol He said the coalition should demand the federal government guarantee a job for every a liveable urban environment and mount a against urban must make cities more than places to Muskie must make them to Romney said officials must be concerned with the the metropolitan flight of the affluent from the city to the suburbs together with the influx of the poor into the central city has created a white suburb noose around an impoverished black central Romney making but he said any resumption of hostilities would show that Israeli troops could reach Amman and don't think we have an interest in resuming the he have no interest in a military decision that will lead to the conquest of Cairo and the setting up of a puppet government is not difficult to abolish the The difficulty is to maintain it while keeping our achievements and not making for more than 20 years fee hero of Israel's military has recently centered his speeches on the chances of peace But his pessimistic re- evaluation came only a day after the news of Arab attackers firing on am bound he said he is still opposed to those in Israel preach for Dayan said Soviet ment in Egypt has not intimidated don't gave a damn about the and I don't think thai our having avoided a clash with excluding has hurt our defense he Inside Index Comic Crossword Classified Deaths Editorials Financial Hospital News Jeane Dixon Sports Pages Women's Page Page Sec. 9 B 7 A 6-8 B 6 A 4 A 4 B 6 A 2 A 2-3 B 5 B 8 A American Bombers Help Pound Viet Red Target SAIGON American and Laotian bombers took advantage of a rare break in the monsoon rains to hit a North Vietnamese killing 300 to 500 troops in the worst Communist in southern Laos in recent military sources re- ported U.S. Phantom jets and Laotian prop driven ers of World War n vintage also destroyed three to four tanks in the Saturday raid on the strategic outpost of Ban the sources The town on Highway 23, which links the regional capital of Pakse with the had been overrun by the Communist forces the day The North Vietnamese were within 17 miles of U.S. bombers flying above thick cloud banks rained nearly one million pounds of bombs in the mountainous jungle below the Demilitarized Zone in South where Communist troops were ing by the military spokesmen Ten missions in 48 hours hit the Red troop buildup in the ern corner of South Military sources said five regiments of North Vietnamese more than had infiltrated across the DMZ and from neighboring Laos into the mountains the allies after the March campaign in The sources said the appeared to be preparing for a major battle in early autumn to influence the Oct. 3 South Vietnamese presidential The ending Monday centered in the Khe Sahn and Cam Lo regions and were the heaviest bomb concentration over a single target area in South Vietnam since the Laos border The U.S. command reported Monday that the American fighting force fell by men last week to lowest in more than five South Vietnamese ers took nearly six hours Sunday to beat back North Vietnamese troops within 500 yards of the defensive wire of Firebase 5 in the Central Highlands near where the borders of and South Vietnam The heavy monsoon rains the Ban Nik Laotian region Sunday and the sources and prevented follow up air Observers who flew over the outpost reported seeing heaps of enemy It was not clear whether the Communists were still fa control of Ban The sources said the Saturday raid was the heaviest Red setback in the strategic region in recent The North Vietnamese last month seized control of much of the Plateau in a move to expand supply In government troops dug in to try to hold out against a division of North Vietnamese fighting to control swamplands across the Mekong River from Phnom No fresh fighting was reported as the monsoons lashed the capital Violence Flares In N. Mexico Militant youths smashed windows and over- turned cars Monday in a new outbreak in New Mexico's largest Police fired shotguns and teargas to dis- perse the About 200 youths went on a rampage after a rally in a downtown park where state officials promised an tion of charges of police The park was the scene of the initial outburst After the the youths marched four blocks to another park at the University of New Mexico Along the way they smashed windows in an automobile agency and over- turned at least two A squad of 150 policemen converged on the auto agency and campus At least two teargas cannisters were fired at the youths at the agency and two shotgun bursts were fired the air at the From the Albuquerque where National Guard troops were mobilized earlier in the 200 guardsmen were dispatched to the University of New Mexico gymnasium to assist police if Plans for the state tion were disclosed at the rally by Attorney David and Lt. Gov. Robert The guardsmen were sent to the campus at the request of Police Chief Donald Byrd who ordered a curfew imposed 11-2 hours ahead of Byrd and City Manager Richard Wilson had announced a 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew but it went into effect at p.m. Sailor Suit Abolished WASHINGTON Elmo R. Zumwalt the chief of naval operations who brought beer and beards to the Monday abolished bell bottoms and round hats in the most sweeping uniform change in U. S. naval The enlisted man's entire dress blue uniform its flap at the back of the neck and wide bottom trousers be cast overboard and replaced in two years by the same dark blue double-breasted white black tie and while standard peaked military hat long worn by commissioned officers and chief petty Zumwalt's action brought the Navy into line with Air Force and Marine Corps dress codes under which only minor trim and caps are different on the uniforms of officers and enlisted Navy enlisted men will have silver buttons while chief petty officers and commissioned officers wear The enlisted man's cap ornament will be an eagle with the letters in Chief Petty officers and commissioned officers wear gold anchors rather than The Navy surveyed its men in 1956 and 1962 and found them happy with the existing But a similar survey in December showed considerable sentiment for Zumwalt The revised uniform is the most dramatic of the many changes Zumwalt has ordered in his 11 months -as chief of naval operations and was announced on the Army's 196th The modernization will cost the government about Navy officers with stocks of old uniforms used up The new uniforms come into use July 1, 1973, but for the next two years the old uniform still will be The present except for a few changes in cut and looks very much like an 1812 jumper displayed in the Naval which the Navy is dropping just as they have come back into probably originated so men could roll their trousers above their knees when swabbing the decks and be removed quickly when abandoning Goat Venezuela irate Venezuelan fanner Monday personally his pet goat after the animal ate the equivalent of in bills he was saving in a wicker Red Congress Newspaper Ad Manager Dies In Cambridge CAMBRIDGE W. Andrew 62, of 812 North 12th classified advertising manager of the Cambridge Daily died unexpectedly at 7 p.m. Monday in Guernsey Memorial Hospital of an apparent heart He had been admitted earlier in the Mr. Smith was well known in Ohio newspaper Scott Funeral Home here is in Debris Sighted In Pacific Man Denies Shooting Benjamin Av. Woman HONOLULU -A tary rescue plane spotted debris Monday in an area of the Pacific ocean where an Air Force vanished with 24 persons aboard while on a seemingly mysterious An Air Force spokesman said one of the search planes sighted debris near tiny Palmyra island but could not determine er it was wreckage from the plane that disappeared Sunday Palmyra is about 700 mSes south-southwest of The Air Force refused to reveal the plane's mission or even to say whether it was The transport was on a hour flight from Pago American Samoa to Hickam AFB near Honolulu on the island of The belonged to the Air Force Systems the Air Force's research and development arm tered in D.C. Air Force search planes also found a position a radio beacon ejected from a crippled aircraft when a crash is The man explained that such which resemble are usually from the plane upon Roger Douglas 23, of Route 8, near pleaded innocent Monday when arraigned in West County Court on a charge of shooting Miss Pauline 23, at her 1114 Benjamin last Judge Christy Dunn set preliminary hearing for June 24, and bond at Culp is charged with shooting with intent to wound or A shot was fired at Miss Chapman through a bathroom window at her home about 3 a.m. last Culp was arrested at his home about an hour Miss Chapman is in guarded condition in the intensive care unit at Good Samaritan Medical Center where she is receiving treatment for a bullet wound in the She was to have been married last Saturday st St. Nicholas Catholic Church to Walter Van Wart Jr. of Mass. who is represented by Attorney Michael spoke only once at the five-minute arraignment and that was to answer a firm when Judge Dunn asked for his SERUN I. the Soviet nist party led leaders of Warsaw Pact nations to East Berlin Monday for the East German Communist party that opens Body Recovered CINCINNATI Scuba divers Monday recovered the body of 18, from the Great Miami River near suburban Dunlap where he drowned Sunday while ly wading near the Woman Killed By United Press International Elma Irene 38, of Ohio was Monday afternoon when the car she was driving crashed on W. 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