Press Case Is Taken by High Court
A fragmentary press report shows the Supreme Court weighing a fast hearing on government claims to control news about Vietnam. The Times and other papers sought to resume publishing on Vietnam documents while the court decides.
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Pentagon
Johnson memoirs reveal panic over Vietnam war stance
Nardin City NY reports Lyndon B Johnson struggled with wartime policy and private plans to exaggerate American involvement in Vietnam. The November publication outlines Johnson’s shift after trials with Kennedy’s defense stance and White House reactions.
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Nardin City
Lyndon BR. Johnson
SGI
Weather Deby at Briadort Airport continues to loom
The National Weather Service at Briadort Airport reports partly cloudy conditions today with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. A northerly wind 10 to 18 miles per hour is expected, with temperatures near seasonal norms and a chance of light precipitation through the day.
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Briadort
Bhdgeport
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Ware
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Vaomboler
Two-Month Draft Quota Set For July August
The Pentagon announced a two month draft quota for July and August as draft age youths face possible induction. Defense officials expect final legislation to reach the White House for Nixon's signature, while the quota sustains about 16 000 per month for the two months and 18 000 to 20 000 for other periods, with totals tied to the two year extension.
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Singers Shine At Jenny Lind Concert In Klein Auditorium
The annual Jenny Lind Concert drew a year capacity crowd as Swedish native Sylvia Marwell joined visiting artists including Mavily Docling and Miss Docimo. They performed Beethoven selections and Swedish folk songs with notable vocal displays, while Jenny Lind alternate Miss Docimo wore a yellow chiffon gown for a memorable appearance.
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Juliand Sehgal
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Sweden
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Ura
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Docimo
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Avco Awarded Four Million Contract in Washington
A four million dollar contract was awarded to Avco by the U.S. government. The announcement notes delivery timelines and mentions competition with other bidders. Details referencing agency names and project scope are partially obscured in this OCR text.
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Airport rulings spark questions on expansion and runway use
Bridgeport officials and New Haven court actions mix with a federal ruling in Hartford. Bridgeport seeks Stratford consent for airfield expansion while East Haven residents challenge Vogel Airport runway use. A federal judge overruled their bid to halt work on a 5800 foot main runway. Airport manager Nicholas Mainieva plans a Thursday Bridgeport Airport Commission meeting to discuss instrument landing system and future hearings, citing safety and state policy.
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$2.5 Million Granted For Renewal Here
U S Housing and Urban Development approved 2.574 million forBridgeport redevelopment and 45 thousand for planning efforts tied to the Greater Bridgeport Region. The package supports the East Side Model Cities project and new housing development while a separate 100 thousand grant for police detail contingents awaits approval. City officials note ongoing conditions tied to rent controls and fare-tix concerns.
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Weicker
U.S
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Cuyran
James A. Connelly
Jones
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Currin
Long Parley Weighs 6% Sales Levy
Hartford lawmakers near a fiscal package centered on a six percent sales tax with exemptions trimmed and a dividend and capital gains levy. Negotiations focus on deficit payoff and revenue measures as Gov. Meskill may join talks. leaders report progress but remain hesitant about final terms.
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Ola Ed Duues
Thomas J. Meskill
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Ihre
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Townsend Jury Deliberates Again On Monday
Townsend faces two counts of assault with intent to murder five Bridgeport Police Intelligence squad members after a Jan. 5 Broad Street exchange of shots. Judge Tierney excused the panel yesterday but the jury opted to resume deliberations Monday after eight hours of talks.
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Tlernry
Leawrence E. Townsend
le Haut
Lodge
Tierney
Townsend
Willy
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de Fendant
Festival postwoman foils knife robbers on West Side street
Lavinia Warren, 21, aided by postal carrier Linda Dawson foiled a would be robber on Ellsworth and Baptrans streets yesterday afternoon. The assailant, a youth armed with a switchblade, grabbed a pocketbook from Mrs Ghaytes Crichton on Monroe Street but fled when the carrier and the quick thinking student shouted. Crichton and Dawson report the suspect fled toward a waiting vehicle. Crichton and Dawson were left shaken but uninjured.
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Fourteen Dead in Area Traffic Mishaps Report
A string of traffic incidents in the Fallon Downly area yesterday left four women and two men dead. Investigators identified victims and noted a back on Math street and other collisions. Authorities continue to probe the causes and coordinates of the fatal events.
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Shypenraald Urlegepore
Hooper
Hoffa Seeks Parole Board Rehearing On Freedom Bid
James R. Hoffa former Teamsters Union leader asked Friday for a rehearing by the U S Parole Board on his bid for freedom from prison sentences for fraud and jury tampering. The eight member board will decide on May 1 whether to consider new information Hoffa claims could aid his parole case.
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Addicts Rally Harlem Gallery Shielded Senators
A chaotic scene in Harlem's “gallery” area erupted as addicts clashed with police and senators, with witnesses noting use of narcotics and alcohol. Reporters describe a basement shooting gallery near a tenement where residents reported dangerous activity and photographers captured tense moments at night.
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