Ellsberg Says NSC Papers Left UnGuarded in Offices
Daniel Ellsberg testified in the Pentagon Papers trial that secret documents were routinely left unguarded on desks in National Security Council staff offices. He contrasted this with secure handling in the Defense Department and cited his 1960s work on nuclear war planning and crisis decision making.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Daniel Elisberg
National Security Council
Ellsberg
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Rand Corp
Anthony J. Russo Jr
Pentagon
Elisberg
Itage
US District Court
Matt Byrne
Aerospace
Defense Department
Fenlagon
Secretary of Defense
Secret meeting fuels Ulster peace hopes amid violence
In London a secret meeting between opposition leader Harold Wilson and IRA leaders spurred hopes for a new Ulster cease-fire. Violence persisted with gasoline bombs at a Belfast lumber yard and sniper fire. A British soldier was killed, the 100th in Ulster strife, raising the toll to 448 since the conflict began.
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Belfast
UPI
Harold Wilson
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster
Wilson
William Whitelaw
Labor Party
London
Northern Ireland
Ballymuurphy
Slais
Emergency at Attica tightens as inmates protest resumes
A temporary state of emergency was declared at Attica State Correctional Facility as inmates refused to leave cells in a protest echoing last year’s riot. By day’s end about 650 of 1200 inmates boycotted the evening meal, down from 800 in the morning, with extra guards on duty and visitation canceled except for reporters and relatives.
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Attica
N.Y
Ernest L. Montange
Hussell G. Oswakian
Albany
Montagne
Inmatesiaison Committee
Wrest
Montayne
Sinatra Attacks Crime Committee Over Mafia Link
Frank Sinatra angrily condemned the House Crime Committee for a rumored Mafia connection. He denied meeting the alleged figure, challenged the press on Barboza’s testimony, and faced questions about a 65000 investment in Berkshire Downs Race Track amid ongoing investigations into underworld influence on sports.
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Washington
UPI
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Congressional
Sinatra
House Crime Committee
Joseph
Barboza
New England
Raymond Patriarca
Patriarca
Palriarea
Farboza
Barbers
Berkshire Downs
Hancock
Mass
Spolkesmen
Conquest of the Planet of the Apes at North Adams drive-in
The North Adams drive-in showcases Conquest of the Planet of the Apes with Roddy McDowell leading apes in a tale of race tensions and bloodshed. Also reviewed are Snoopy Come Home and The Omega Man featuring Charles Heston, plus Shaft and ShatVs Big Score with Rock Hudson. all rated R at the Williams College area cinema.
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Perrenial
Roddy McDowell
Cinema ID
Hitchcock
Snoopy
Woodstock
Hathaway
John Wayne
North Hoosick
N.C
Charleson Heston
Mt. Sinai
Coury
Richard Roundtree
Shaft
Rock Hudson
North Adams
Mass
Rolling Stones Arrested in Warwick Ahead of Boston Show
The Rolling Stones, including Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, were arrested in Warwick, Rhode Island, after a confrontation with a photographer. The band later performed at Boston Garden after delays. Police reported about six arrests for minor offenses as the crowd remained orderly. Stevie Wonder entertained during the delay and public transit was extended to aid fans returning home.
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Boston
Montreal
Rhode Island
Canada
Mick Jagger
Keith Richard
The
Stones
Warwick
Bul
Forum
Boston Garden
Kevin H. White
White
Stevie Wonder
Garden
Logan International Airport
Hust Post
Greene Airport
Providence
South Viet Paratroopers Battle North in Quang Tri Fight
South Vietnamese paratroopers backed by artillery and air support battled a tank and artillery Communist force on the fringe of Quang Tri City in a bloodiest phase of the government counteroffensive. The paratroopers killed 163 North Vietnamese, while South Vietnamese casualties were not reported. U.S. planes repeatedly fired on allied troops in separate incidents near Quang Tri and Hue, killing or wounding several soldiers. Naval and Air Force losses included two missing pilots from downed aircraft over North Vietnam. Civilian casualties rose as Communist shells hit Hue, killing five and wounding ten.
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Saigon
UPI
South
U.S
Quang Tri-Hue
Hue
Quang ‘Tri
U.S. Command
Navy
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Vinh
Imperial
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Williamstown
College Cinema
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R.L
Rock Stones
God
Bennington
Focal Drive-In
Lee Marvin
Gene Hackman
Steve McQueen
Boosac
Adams
Red Sun
Monte Walsh
Monument Plaza
Main ST
Quang Tri
Air Force
Benkington's
Culottes
Cash N’ Carry
Anne’s Maternity
W. Main BT
Vermont
Benmington’s
Bermuda
Mens
Burt
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