Grand Jury Probes Pentagon Papers Leaks in Secrecy Fight
Federal grand jury in Los Angeles investigates how the top secret Pentagon Papers were leaked amid a national secrecy battle. The Supreme Court heads toward review as The Times The Post and other papers publish material from the 47 volume study.
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Pentagon Papers and Vietnam War debated in 1960s records
National security concerns surround disclosure of a secret Pentagon study on U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Knight Newspapers report McNamara proposed a coalition government in 1967 and urged Saigon to seek accommodation with noncommunist Viet Cong. The Los Angeles Times cited 1963 NSC and State Dept views on pulling out, while Chicago Sun-Times noted Johnson sent LBJ to Saigon in 1961 to urge South Vietnam to request U.S. ground troops.
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Schlafly says Nixon cannot win and Reagan would lead
Phyllis Schlafly reports a June poll showing grassroots Republicans believe Nixon cannot win in 1972 and should bow out for Ronald Reagan. The survey, based on 3,423 home interviews, suggests Reagan would be a strong GOP favorite without Nixon, with Agnew a weak second.
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Ohio Senate Votes on Interim Budget
The Ohio Senate unanimously approved a $297 million interim budget to fund July state operations, sending the measure to the House which must act by June 30. The House already passed a $7.8 billion general appropriation for the next two fiscal years amid partisan debates on a graduated statewide income tax and a corporate earnings tax. The House plans to repeal full crew laws on freight trains, a move tied to diesel engine staffing reductions affecting about 2,800 firemen, with industry threats of a $10 per car surcharge.
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Chou En Lai hosts American visitors in Peking dining room
Premier Chou En Lai tells three American reporters and wives that China rejects a five power nuclear conference and seeks equality for all nations. He links normalization with U S withdrawal from Taiwan and respect for China’s sovereignty. He envisions growing exchanges including sports and business visits.
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