Times halts Pentagon study publication under court order
The New York Times suspended publication of material from a secret Pentagon Vietnam war study pending a federal hearing on an injunction. Judge Gurfein called the questions about government press relations serious and fundamental. The Times called the action censorship and vowed to fight it in court. Mansfield said the study would be revealed in hearings regardless of the case outcome.
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New York Times
Pentagon
U.S. Dist
Murray I. Gurfein
Times
the Times
Justice Department
Dier
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Medina to face pretrial hearing in My Lai case
Capt Ernest Medina appears before Col Kenneth Howard for the first pretrial session as his lawyers seek dismissal of Army charges alleging he murdered 102 My Lai villagers and assaulted another. Bailey of Boston and Kadish filed 18 motions for the 34 year old Montrose officer from Colp.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Ernest Medina
My Lai
Medina
Kenneth Howard
Charlie Company
Americal Division
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Mark Kadish
Montrose
Chicago Priests Censure Cardinal Cody for Silence
The Association of Chicago Priests representing 900 of 2400 priests voted 144 to 126 to censure Cardinal Cody and five auxiliary bishops for their silence at the National Conference of Catholic Bishops in Detroit in April.
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Chicago
John Cardinal Cody
The
Association of Chicago Priests
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Detroit
Oklahoma Couple Drifts to North Carolina After Bahamas Trip
An Oklahoma couple Stanley and Kathleen Spellman sailed a 26 foot cabin cruiser from Fort Lauderdale to the Bahamas on a spur of the moment trip. They reached Morehead City, North Carolina ten days later, hungry but safe. They said they did not notify anyone of the trip, and admitted lack of recent seafaring experience. Their two sons, David and Michael, age 15 and 11, tried to stay cheerful.
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Morehead City
Stanley Spellman
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bimini
Bahamas
N.C
Kathleen Spellman
Five men questioned in Greenville bank robbery
Five Black men were questioned today in the holdup of a Greenville branch bank for an undisclosed amount. Three were arrested at a city park about 40 minutes after the robbery and three were taken near the Georgia line later. One suspect had $5,000 on him. One of the six was released.
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Greenville
Georgia
Two Die In Gun Battle in Gray Court
In Gray Court a deputy and a man sought on a warrant died after a gun battle during a warrant service. Laurens County Deputy Sheriff Clayton Woods, 30, died at Greenville Hospital along with Eyesaw Luster Jr., 34, who succumbed hours after the shooting. Police Chief Wade Grant said Grant, Woods, and Deputy Sam Bishop were wounded during the incident at a house where the warrant was served on Luster for firing a gun inside a dwelling.
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Gray Court
Greenville
Laurens County
Clayton Woods
Wade Grant
Woods
Sam Bishop
Luster
Bail Denied To Angela Davis in Marin County Case
Angela Davis, 27, a self-proclaimed Communist and former UCLA philosophy instructor, has bail denied amid pretrial proceedings for murder kidnapping and conspiracy tied to a Marin County shootout that killed a judge and three others. She faces charges with San Quentin convict Russell Magee, 32.
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San Rafael
Calif
Angela Davis
Marin County
Superior Court
Richard E. Arnason
California
Miss Davis
University of California In
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Ruchell Magee
Clifford to Explain Proposal on Prisoner Release Timing
In Washington AP Clifford, the former defense secretary, will explain why he believes Hanoi would free about 330 U S prisoners within 30 days if the United States sets a pullout deadline by December 31. He will meet Deputy Assistant Secretary William H Sullivan who handles Vietnam affairs.
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State Department
Clark M. Clifford
Hanoi
United States
South Vietnam
Clifford
William
Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Grumman urges halt on F14 funding over cost overruns
Grumman Aircraft Corp says Congress should stop funding the Navy F14 swing wing jet fighter until cost overruns are resolved. The call followed House Armed Services Chairman F Edward Hebert's plan to cut 806 million from a 21.9 billion weapons bill, with restoration possible later if Pentagon delivers a satisfactory solution.
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Washington
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Navy
Congress
House Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
Hebert
Pentagon
Grumman
Aiken County Budget Predicts No Tax Hike for 1971 72
Sen. Gilbert E. McMillan predicts the Aiken County operating budget for 1971 72 will total about 1 200 000 with no tax increase. A 1 753 584 county supply bill was introduced in the South Carolina House and will exclude sheriff's department expenditures until delegation works them out. Millage remains 23 mills, 16 for operations and seven for debt retirement, with increases for the commissioners office and a 50 000 contingency fund to reduce future emergency spending.
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Aiken County
Gilbert E. McMillan
R-Aiken
S.C
House of Representatives
McMillan
Commissioners
I 20 Tourist Welcome Center Is Dedicated
North Augusta dedicated the I 20 Tourist Welcome Center with speaker W J Bryan Dorn linking environment and industry. Dorn warned against harming industry to protect the environment and urged new jobs for growth. He cited local gains such as 700 000 farm ponds and 23 million trees and praised Clark's Hill flood prevention of 570 000 in fiscal 1971 and total 6 663 000 since completion.
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William Jennings Bryan Dorn
South Carolina
North Augusta
Savannah River
Susan Stallworth
Miss
Aiken
Rep
Dorn
Karen Carpenter
James D. McNair
Parks, Recreation and Tourism Commission
Busch
I-20
W. J. Bryan Dorn
Senate Debates Plan To Cut Off Indochina Funds
The Hatfield McGovern amendment to the draft extension bill would withdraw US war funds by December 31. A substitute would shift the cutoff to June 30, 1972 and let the President keep troops in Vietnam if no prisoner return agreement is reached.
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Senate
Indochina
Washington
Hatfield-McGovern
Sion
Vietnam
Bill Offered To Make Magistrates Elective
A bill in the South Carolina House seeks a constitutional amendment to elect Ai ken County magistrates rather than appoint them. Introduced by Reps Julian Dunbar and Zack Fulmer, it would place the question on the next House election ballot for referendum in November. If approved, magistrates would be elected in the general election before term expirations and commissioned by the government without Senate advice and consent. Reps John Henry Williams and Marshall Cain also sponsor.
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Aiken County
S.C. House of Representatives
Julian Dunbar
Zack Fulmer
House
Senate
John Henry Williams
Marshall Cain
Never Give Up Brow n House: Youth Center Stands Against Closure
Bruce Bowdler, director of the Brown Memorial Youth Center, says the group will not give up after City Council ordered the center closed. Opponents accuse the facility of illegal acts, while supporters push for concessions and expanded adult supervision to keep it operating.
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Bruce Bowdler
Brown Memorial
Aiken Standard
Brown House
Bowdler
Stanley A. Williamson
W. Mines
Williamson
North Augusta Wins $1 Million Sewer Grant and Loan
North Augusta secures a $1 million federal loan and $457000 in grants to construct a new sewerage treatment facility and expand collection systems. The project costs total about $16 million with a $175000 local bond approved to cover the remainder. The plan aims to serve the city through 1985 as population may rise 50 percent.
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North Augusta
Walters
North
Augusta
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