Ellsberg Surrenders as Court Delays Pentagon Papers Ruling
The Supreme Court postponed a decision on resuming Pentagon Papers publication as Daniel Ellsberg surrendered to federal authorities in Boston. Ellsberg had provided the Times with the papers while facing charges of unauthorized possession of top secret documents and failure to return them.
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Bemidji Water Carnival plans outlined with festivities
Bemidji Jaycees finalize Paul Bunyan Water Carnival and Diamond Jubilee events for the Fourth of July weekend. A $500 treasure hunt begins with daily clues and a prize. frog jumping contests, Kiddies Day games, and Jubilee royalty nominations are announced with volunteer staff and job openings.
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Pentagon papers case faces Supreme Court end of term
AP reports the Pentagon papers case reaches the Supreme Court as the Nixon administration fights the press. Dr Daniel Elisberg, sought by the FBI for alleged possession of top secret documents, surrenders in Boston to face a federal warrant. Other dispatches note NI bomber activity near the DMZ, a House rejection risk for the Iran China war deadline, and budget fights over a space station.
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Honor America Day Declared by City Mayor
Mayor Ned Goodwin proclaims July 4 as Honor America Day urging citizens, organizations, churches and schools to mark the 195th anniversary of independence with programs. He warns of national challenges from crime and poverty while calling for unity and patriotism.
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End Of Nu-Ply Strike In Bemidji Announced
Bemidji Nu-Ply union and management officials announced Friday that the nearly seven week strike has ended with a two year contract. Clarence R. Smith said terms were agreed but declined to disclose specifics. Three arrests followed alleged assaults by strikers on a Nu-Ply employee and a separate report of a damaged pickup truck tied to the dispute. Carlson faced a charged drive by abusive language later.
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Government overrun by agency maze hinders drug treatment
Dr. Jerome H. Jaffe told Congress the anti drug campaign is scattered across nine federal agencies with six offering treatment and five engaged in education. He urged quick passage of a bill to give the White House Special Action Office on Drug Abuse Prevention legislative status and coordinate efforts nationwide.
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Fire damages lake home on South Lake Irving
A Saturday morning fire at the Gerald Solheim residence on South Lake Irving damaged the entryway and part of the kitchen while causing extensive heat and smoke damage to the rest of the three bedroom home. Firefighters remained about an hour. no occupants were present and cause is undetermined.
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