Government Faces Double Jeopardy Risk Over Pentagon Papers Case
The U S government asks the Supreme Court to reverse a stay in the Ellsberg and Russo Pentagon Papers prosecutions warning that an ongoing delay could trigger double jeopardy. Justice Department lawyers argue a discharged jury during a wiretap dispute could bar further prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Pentagon
William O. Douglas
Man
Douglas
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
Matt W. Byrne Jr
Ellsberg
Russo
Warren Burger
Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court
Wil
Rehnquist
New York Times
U.S
Vietnam
High Court
Defense Department
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Dulsberg
Department
Griswold
Friedman
Revi
Gov Whitcomb Signs 1972 Indiana Statutes In Ceremony
Indiana Governor Edgar D. Whitcomb formally signed into law many statutes passed by the 1972 General Assembly in a brief ceremony. The legislation becomes law only after promulgation or if an emergency clause is included, with Decatur County Clerk David Hartwell receiving the volumes Friday, the last county to do so. The article notes context about the Legislative Council’s distribution and mentions broader national events related to Pentagon Papers coverage and ongoing court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Edgar D. Whitcomb
General Assembly
97Th General Assembly
Decatur
David Hartwell
Fria
Indiana County
Whitcomb
Legislative Council
Ed Thuma
Lahannie B. Wilson
Lawsuit Filed Over Fatal Pam Inhalation Incident
Kenneth King sues Kroger Stores Good Housekeeping and American Home Products in a $1 million claim over the death of 16 year old Henry Lee Anglin from inhaling a Pam spray can. Anglin bought the product at Kroger in Kendallville and the can bore Good Housekeeping approval. The suit, filed in Noble Circuit Court Albion, alleges improper testing and lack of warning labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville, Ind
Kroger Stores, Inc
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Kenneth King
Charles Anglin
Kendallville
Noble Circuit Court
Albion
King
Anglin
Kroger
Henry Lee Anglin
Good Housekeeping
Appeals court upholds block on Shaw perjury case in Kennedy probe
The 5th Circuit affirmed a lower court ruling barring New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison from further prosecuting Clay Shaw on perjury charges tied to the Kennedy assassination inquiry. The decision cites delay and political motivation concerns in the three year span since the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Appeals Court
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Clay Shaw
John F. Kennedy
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Shaw
Kennedy
Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
U.S. District Court
Herbert Christenberry
Christenberry
Oswald
Garrison-Shaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ist City
Fala Aa
Raquel
Welch
James Bond
Russia
DR. NO
Rive Theatr
Burt Reynold
Family Entertainment
Last Nite
Planet OF the Apes
King Kong
Ddy Hackett
Phil Silvers
Paramount
Joe Kidd
Clint Eastwood
State Meridian ST
He's
Die
Jackson
Bulletin-Herald
Erwin N. Griswold
Daniel M. Fried
Liam H. Rehnquist
Gov. Whitcomb
Byrne
American Home Products Co
New York City
Fletcher
Shrimp House
Key West
Broadway
Anderson
Ponderosa
Jack
Cassidy
David Cassidy
SUN
Indiana State Fair
Indiana
JFK
Cole TV
Dave Euseler
Pier 7
San Francisco
City Hall
Your Money Service Center
Earl Ball
Main ST
Columbus
Ind
Barbra Ryan Streisand O'Neal
Ey Mee
Boat Club
Pate
Idler
Arma
Monroe Matic
Firestone Champion
Firestone Store
Don Lumsdom
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!