Jury Chosen For Second Pentagon Papers Trial
A 12 member jury includes 10 women and two men plus alternates for the Ellsberg Russo Pentagon Papers case. Defense and prosecution used challenges. a Vietnam veteran on the panel spoke of peace. Opening statements could begin next Wednesday.
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U.S. District Court
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Supreme Court
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Cora Neal
Jean Boutelier
Donna Kelpe
Joan Duhigg
Dulcy Embree
Anna Saunders
Margaret Caschube
Lampe Vasquez
Phyllis Ortman
Moreles Pittman
Darlene Arneaud
Nixon rules out nuclear use in Vietnam war
The Nixon administration reaffirmed that the United States will not use nuclear weapons in Vietnam. Spokesmen rejected Clements' testimony suggesting a possible atomic option and reiterated that ground troops and nuclear arms remain off the table in Southeast Asia.
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Nixon
United States
White House
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William P. Clements
North Vietnam
State and Defense Departments
Clements
Vietnam
Ziegler
Dallas
Open University graduates first class of working class students
Britain’s Open University has graduated its first class of students, many from working backgrounds, though critics say it still shifts toward middle class degree collectors. The 867 graduates include a navy officer and a nursery school teacher who earned degrees after studying at bus stops, cars, and lunch breaks.
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Britain
Open University
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Angela
Navy
We the Way
Indians on Exhibit at Anderson Fine Arts Center
Indian art exhibit titled Indians is on display at the Anderson Fine Arts Center. The show presents works by Native American artists and explores cultural themes through visual media.
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
Richard McAllister
Indianapolis
Halling the Center
New York Police Cite Written List Of Accused Youth
An 18 year old Bronx youth, Alex Jackson, held on robbery and weapon charges, allegedly kept a written diary of about 30 assaults on elderly women under the heading Official holdup record. Police found the notebook in his YMCA room on West 135th Street. The diary entries describe assaults with change purses and occasional weapons amid a pattern of attacks in January. He is in Bronx Supreme Court with bail set at 100000.
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Funeral services for Ronald Keesling at Baker Brothers
Final rites at 10 30 a m Monday at Baker Brothers Funeral Home for Ronald Keesling. Burial in East Maplewood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.
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Final rites listed for several area residents
Services pending at Noffze Funeral Home for Hanna Reeves 81 at 620 W Washington St Elwood funeral rites 1 p m today for Charles Hawkins 84 Louisville Ky final rites 9 a m Monday with burial at IOOF Baker Brothers Cemetery Frankton Ella Osborn 65 3003 Morton interment Daugherty Cemetery Walesboro callers may visit after 3 p m Sunday at the funeral home 130 p m today at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home for Julia Foster 54 606 Trenton St burial Parkview Cemetery
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Louisville
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Trenton St
Parkview Cemetery
Final rites for Dr Edgar S Johnson set at Jackley-Lan drum
Funeral services for Dr Edgar S Johnson aged 63 will be held at 2 p m today at the Jackley Lan drum Funeral Home in Elwood with burial to follow in Elwood City Cemetery. He lived in Meadow Wood Addition.
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Churchman criticizes power plays by major powers
World Council of Churches general secretary Dr. Phillip Potter in Bangkok accuses the United States and the Soviet Union of using power to divide the world into spheres of influence. He links Western violence to liberation struggles and urges peaceful solutions despite global conflicts. The Bangkok gathering included 300 church leaders from 96 countries.
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Pakistan
Nigeria
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Nagasaki
Mexico City
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Catholics Rush Aid To Managua
Catholic relief agencies worldwide mobilize funds and supplies for the Managua earthquake. Caritas Internationalis reserves 100000 dollars for aid. German Catholic groups send 30000 dollars and 30000 dollars worth of tents. James Norris of Catholic Relief Services urges food clothing water filters and pumps as priorities. The Red Cross warns against large personnel influx without self supplied food and necessities.
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Nicaragua
Caritas Internationalis
Cor Unum
Rome
U. C. Catholic Relief Services
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Norris
International Red Cross
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Bill to shield news sources from disclosure introduced
Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. introduces a bill to protect confidential news sources from compelled disclosure. The measure seeks absolute protection for journalists except in open court when a specific crime is involved, with a defined qualified standard. Other sponsors include Taft, Pell, Young, Cook, Javits, and Fannin.
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Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
Robert Taft Jr
Rohio
Caiborne Pell
D-R.j
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Marlow W. Cook
R-Ky
Jacob K. Javits
Paul J. Fannin
R-Ariz
Belfast Girl Protests Delay Of Wedding Plans
An 18 year old Belfast girl Phyllis Kane waits outside 10 Downing Street with a placard asking why she cannot marry. Her fiancé Michael Gorman was jailed under Northern Ireland security laws. she says their wedding, planned for October, is postponed, guests waiting and cake at home.
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Belfast
Edward Heath
Downing St
Heath
Phyllis Kane
Michael Gorman
Northern Ireland
Muncie man dies from 1953 auto wreck injuries
Carl Cooper aged 39 of Muncie died at Ball Memorial Hospital after injuries from a south Rochester accident on August 10, 1953. He was paralyzed by a spinal injury and had been in and out of hospital care, including time in Indianapolis, until his death Wednesday night.
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Cooper
Rochester
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Indianapolis
Ball Hospital
New Telephone Office Building Planned At Alexandria
Indiana Bell announces a new modular office to be built in Alexandria at 112 W Washington. The facility will speed construction and be the company’s first of its kind in use. Landscaping and customer parking are planned for the site.
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Mulvaney
Harvard Club of New York Votes to Admit Women
The all male Harvard Club of New York City voted to admit Radcliffe women. By 2 097 to 695 members backed full membership for women at a meeting in New York.
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