First Amendment on trial in press freedom case
Los Angeles Times Washington bureau chief John Lawrence faces a federal appeals court as he fights a contempt ruling over withheld tapes tied to the Watergate era burglary case. Publisher Otis Chandler says the paper will press constitutional issues crucial to journalism.
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Official corruption cited Panama in drug report
The report to Congress on a Panama Canal subcommittee probe brands Panama as a glaring example of official corruption. It accuses the State Department of soft pedaling narcotics talks with friendly nations and tolerating Panamanian involvement in heroin and cocaine trafficking at high levels. Moises Torrijos and foreign minister Juan Tack are named in cases cited by U.S. narcotics and customs officials.
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Heaviest bombing continues as U S losses rise
In Saigon AP reports the United States pressed the Hanoi Haiphong bombardment with new losses including a B52 and an A7 fighter bomber and seven fliers. Hanoi claimed more bombers shot down and noted crew captures. The destroyer Goldsborough suffered a five foot hole from a shore battery, with two dead and three wounded.
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World condemns renewed U S bombing of North Vietnam
Pope Paul VI voiced doleful upset over renewed heavy bombing as Denmark Germany Sweden and others condemned the action. Premier Joergensen urged removing U S forces from Vietnam amid global protests and editorials urging peace before Christmas. Leaders Brezhnev Podgorny and Kosygin sent a telegram to the Viet Cong government condemning the bombing.
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