Professor Falk to face grand jury over Pentagon papers
Boston AP report says Princeton MIT professor Richard A Falk will appear before a federal grand jury investigating leaks of the Pentagon Papers. Falk risks contempt to protect academic sources as fellow scholars Noam Chomsky and Samuel Popkin seek immunity. The case mirrors prior free speech arguments about shielding confidential academic sources.
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Dixie Solon Gives Go Sign To Rehnquist
Senator Ervin, a conservative Southern Democrat and civil liberties advocate, said he will likely support William H. Rehnquist for Supreme Court. Fellow liberals and civil rights allies pressed a background review, while Senator Birch Bayh voiced concerns about surveillance and privacy and warned against early confirmation.
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Red Chinese Flag Raising Delayed For Proper Title
United Nations officials announced on Tuesday that the Red Chinese flag raising would be delayed to ensure proper title and protocol. The delay comes amid questions over ceremonial sequence and diplomatic decorum at the UN.
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Peking Sees UN Seat as World Victory and Taiwan Defies
World capitals applauded China's entry to the United Nations as Peking hailed a victory for the peoples of the world. Chiang Kai-shek urged Taiwan to keep strength and urged the United Nations to back the Nationalist cause. Western leaders welcomed the move, while Japan and other allies weighed transitional seats and regional implications.
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Meir demands U S resume arms for Israel in talks
Jerusalem Premier Golda Meir pressed the United States to resume weapons shipments to Israel, warning that halting Phantom fighter planes would upset the military balance and invite Egyptian violations of the cease-fire. She outlined risks of negotiated compromises amid Sisco mediated talks on reopening the Suez Canal.
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Demo Candidate Rides Elephant in Bloomington Parade
Democratic mayoral candidate Frank McCloskey rode an elephant in Bloomington during a parade marking the opening of Indiana University's new Barnum and Bailey Ringling Brothers circus assembly hall.
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