Supreme Court ends thick church state wall ruling
The Supreme Court abandons a strict wall between church and state and allows non direct aid to religious institutions. It upholds federal construction grants to private church affiliated colleges as neutral, while striking down teacher subsidies in Pennsylvania and Rhode Island as excessive entanglement. Justices Douglas Black Marshall dissent. Justice Burger says absolute separation is impossible.
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Pentagon papers spur indictments and court action
The Associated Press reports the Christian Science Monitor published Pentagon papers. Daniel Ellsberg was indicted on theft and unauthorized possession charges in Los Angeles. The Supreme Court weighs whether Times and Post may publish further excerpts while national security is reviewed.
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Colombo Shot At Unity Day Rally In New York
Joseph Colombo remained in critical condition after a gunman killed moments after firing three bullets at Colombo during an Italian-American Unity Day rally near a Columbus statue. Police questioned rival underworld figures Carlo Gambino and Albert Gallo amid revived gang war tensions.
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Ohio House to vote on 297 million interim budget
Ohio House schedules a 297 million interim budget vote to fund state operations for 30 days amid debate over welfare cuts. Senate already ratified a constitutional amendment to allow 18-year-olds to vote, with 34 states having approved.
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Truman Observes 52nd Wedding Anniversary in Hospital
Former President Harry S. Truman and his wife marked their 52nd anniversary Monday at a hospital where Mrs. Truman undergoes a general physical checkup. A secretary said they received many cards and letters while he visits daily. officials said her condition is good and no return date home is given.
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South Vietnamese General Warns of Enemy Buildup in Northwest
South Vietnamese Maj. Gen. Phan Van Phu said Hanoi has 10,000 troops massed for an attack on allied bases in Quang Tri province. He placed the force across 800 square miles, west of Dong Ha toward the Laotian border, near Highway 9 and the DMZ. He noted 6,000 infiltrated since May 1, with mortars rockets and small anti aircraft guns. He denied heavy guns across the DMZ, predicted heavy fighting but said bases would hold to protect populated areas. Fire Base Fuller was abandoned after a heavy barrage but reoccupied to aid reinforcements.
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Chevy sale brings broad grin to buyer and seller
Mrs. Max Michael of The Plains sold her 64 Chevy to a young man two hours after a second call. The happy buyer drove off with a broad grin, sharing a thrill beyond the sale.
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House antiwar group sizes largest ever in Indochina vote
Washington AP The House rejected 219 to 176 a Senate deadline amendment to a draft extension bill setting a nine month withdrawal from Indochina. The year end funds cutoff measure failed as lawmakers head to a conference with little chance of passage before midnight.
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