International reaction to Times Pentagon disclosures
Abroad papers praise the Times courage and public service in publishing secret Pentagon files on U.S. Vietnam involvement. London, Paris, and Moscow comment, with mixed views on press power and potential impact on Nixon policy and Vietnam prospects.
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Apartment Dweller Fined in Disturbance Case
Franklin vT. Self pleaded guilty to breach of the peace. A $10 fine was imposed yesterday by Circuit Court Judge Roman Sexton at 203 Golden Hill Street after Self was arrested Tuesday for causing a disturbance in his apartment.
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Canada Tredat Disclosure Of Courier Role to Hanoi
Ottawa protests US claims that a Canadian International Control Commission member carried messages from Washington to Hanoi in 1964 and 1965. Foreign Secretary Sharp says Blair Seaborn acted for Canada and some messages were oral. He notes Seaborn carried a warning to Hanoi in 1964 and four such messages in 1984 85, planned to help end the Vietnam War.
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Clifford says his unread copy hid in vault for two years
Washington AP reports Secretary of Defense Clark M. Clifford says his copy of a top secret Pentagon study on U S Vietnam policy remained unread in his law firm vault since delivery two years ago. The 47 volume set, part of 15 distributed, is under legal scrutiny as the New York Times series prompts a federal halt and FBI inquiries into possible criminal violations related to its publication. Clifford says he received the copy after replacing McNamara and kept it for historical, future secretary use.
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Nixon and Banker Talk at White House
Washington reports President Nixon met Wednesday at the White House with a banker and U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam, discussing security and U.S. policy. The ambassador announced plans to travel to Putney, Vermont, before continuing to Saigon, as part of ongoing consultations with administration officials.
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Unruly Wrong Way Driver Fined $50
A man was fined 50 dollars after a breach of the peace charge. The arrest followed a disturbance on Pembroke Street near Hamilton Street when stopped for driving the wrong way on a narrow street. Assistant Prosecutor Robert J. Sabo led the state case with Patrolmen James Addentraoke, Charles Smith, and Earl Mellow present. Mississippi was noted as entering the Union as the 20th state.
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Editors Protest Bar Of Series in Times
The Associated Press Managing Editors protest government moves to stop publication of a secret Pentagon study on U S involvement in the Vietnam War. APME leaders accuse authorities of treading on press integrity and open government in seeking to prevent the Times from publishing the material.
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Youths Uprooted Meter Incident Sparks Debate
Fragmented OCR text references youths uprooting a parking meter and a broader debate over government secrecy and press rights. It mentions legal figures and associations, urging declassification and protection of information for readers, with scattered names and dates.
Agristant Prosecutor Reports Hike and Car Incident
Prosecutor Aino states two are reported to have hiked a yearling water trouble in the rear of a man street address on June 4 and placed it by the trunk of a car driven by Dinghs Grianan a rover wreck. Patrolman Zwallynes arrested twelve defendants and Gritman at Boston Avenue and East Main Street after receiving a description of the culprit. Gian, also charged with defacing parking meter, had his case continued until day.
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