Mansfield vows to reveal secret Vietnam war report
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says a top secret Pentagon study on the Vietnam war will be disclosed through congressional hearings even if courts block New York Times publication. He argues the public has a right to know how U.S. involvement began and escalated.
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Times Halts Pentagon Vietnam Study News Under Court Order
The New York Times paused publishing material from a secret Pentagon study on the Vietnam war pending a court hearing on a government injunction. Judge Murray Gurfein called the issues serious and fundamental to free press duties. The paper challenged the restraint as censorship and said it would fight it fully.
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GOP dissidents push county tax plan in Ohio House vote
A faction of 54 Republican representatives in Ohio proposes an eight tenths of 1 percent county income tax plus a 3 percent corporate tax to fund the budget and block Gov. Gilligan's graduated state income plan. Leader Rep. Netzley says the plan funds the budget but lacks a true property tax rollback.
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Third Day of Appalachian Coal Miners Strike
Wildcat strike enters its third day with hundreds of mines shut down across the eastern coal belt. About 45,000 miners are off work, West Virginia most affected with roughly 35,000 idle. United Mines Workers District 17 chief Joe Ellis urges miners to quit the walkout and return to work.
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Strike Deepens as Miners lac
A widespread Appalachian coal strike expands as about 2,000 miners in five Ohio Association mines walk out. UMW officials in Virginia say the walkout could spread, criticizing a federal court order against Boyle. The Bituminous Coal Operators Association seeks a temporary restraining order and permanent injunction. Judge Gesell will hear arguments Thursday.
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Jobless Claims Rise in Week Ended June 12 in Ohio
Unemployment claims in Ohio show mixed movement with new claims totaling 10 531 for the week ending June 12 up from 9 277 a week earlier while continuing claims fall to 75 214 from 75 328. The figures compare with 78 953 for May 22 and 77 407 for May 29 indicating a gradual decline in those unemployed for more than a week.
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Gilligan Criticizes Nixon Priorities In Ohio Speech
Gov. John J. Gilligan attacked Nixon administration spending priorities in Toledo, arguing 200 million in Lockheed loans versus 11 million in Cleveland revenue sharing reveals flawed national choices. He urged restructuring government to improve urban and county funding and warned of insufficient local consultation.
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Ohio House delay stalls workmen compensation bill changes
Lawmakers in Ohio plan to send the inflation related workmen compensation bill back to the Rules Committee with a possible two week delay. Rep. A G Lancione says procedural issues halted action, while the measure seeks up to 25 percent increases to disability and benefit categories to counter 18 percent CPI rises since 1967. The Senate meanwhile failed to amend a constitutional lottery proposal, while bills for school levies retrofits, a rear red brake light, and estate tax litigation timing advance to the House.
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Brezhnev cites progress in Big Four West Berlin talks
In East Berlin Brezhnev said the talks have moved to examining concrete proposals for a possible West Berlin agreement. He pledged Soviet efforts to complete a successful and practical accord, while noting he cannot speak for the United States Britain and France. Vernon E Jordan named successor to Whitney Young at the National Urban League. Jordan, 35, succeeds Young who died March 11 swimming in Lagos Nigeria.
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Saigon Readies Massive Armed Forces Day Parade Security
More than 10 000 South Vietnamese troops launched a major security operation around Saigon to safeguard a Saturday Armed Forces Day parade, military officials said.
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Chicago Priests Rate Censure Of Cody In ACP Vote
The Association of Chicago Priests voted 144 to 126 to censure Cardinal Cody for allegedly failing to advocate for priests. The ACP represents about 900 of 2,400 archdiocese clergy and also censured five auxiliary bishops connected to the April National Conference meeting.
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