Laird Seeks Probe Into War Study Disclosure
Secretary of Defense Laird told the Senate committee he has asked the Justice Department to investigate how the New York Times obtained parts of a secret Pentagon Vietnam war study. He noted the publication was highly classified and should not be public. President Nixon, Kissinger, and McNamara are linked to the study and its handling.
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Washington
Laird
Justice Department
New York Times
Pentagon
Symington
The
Times Sunday
White House
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Ing
Henry Kissinger
Bombing Accord Dated Sept 64 Revealed by Times
A New York Times report cites a September 7 1964 Johnson administration consensus to bomb North Vietnam during the presidential campaign. The plan was not implemented until February 1965 and cited Johnsons reluctance as factors. The Times details the evolving Indo China study and a shift toward greater war involvement.
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New York
UPI
Ntic
Barry Goldwater
Defense
McNatara
North Vietnam
Johnson
New York Times
Times
Indo-China
Treman
Abeer
Laos
Snags Stall Fast End to Legislature By Freak Nye
DES MOINES Hopes for adjournment this week faded Monday as hung up issues mounted. The day opened with talk of adjournment by Tuesday or Wednesday, but unfinished business now threatens to push adjournment past Saturday. Items include state budgets, reapportionment, home rule for cities, and pay for the state superintendent.
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Freak Nye
Des Moines
Board of Regents
Commission Road
Senate
House
Superintendent of ‘Public ‘Instruction
Vientiane, Laos
Gov
Robert California
Roger Jepsen
Inaos
North Vietnam
U. S
American Construction Enterprise
PEACE
George Fischer
Los Angeles
Nguyen Giap
Fischer
Larry Crosby
Bing Crosby
Yotlay's Chuckle Sparks Modern Home Trend
A brief, odd editorial note observes that as women adopted purses, homes increasingly lack attics, reflecting shifting domestic design trends and social changes in living spaces.
Boy Scout Revives Sister With Mouth to Mouth Rescue
Cedar Rapids report credits 12 year old Jeffrey Merrill with reviving his 10 month old stepsister Jodi after she apparently fell from a bed. He learned the technique during swimming lessons at Elizabeth Bender pool. The girl was taken to Mercy hospital and treated and released.
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Cedar Rapids
Jeffrey Merrill
Jodi
Jeffrey
Elizabeth Bender Pool
James Jones
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids court probes move to waive open hearing
The Cedar Rapids municipal court investigation moves into a closed process after Chief Justice directs no public airing. Judges Mutlinger and Reilly meet with the Iowa Supreme Court and will review two years of civil and criminal cases, seeking prompt disposition and improved record keeping.
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Towal
Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Manip
Jara
Loren M.mutlinger, Jr
John B. Reilly Imet
High Court
Cedar
F. Hansell, Jr
Hullinger
Will Kading
Ctirnal
Moore
Des
Maines
Linn County Bar Assn
Kuding Moore
High Court rules no discrimination in closing public facilities
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, holds that states may close public facilities without violating the 14th Amendment. Justices Black, Jackson, and Porter dissent, but the majority says no obligation to operate swimming pools for integration. The ruling signals a major civil rights setback, with implications for access to pools and other public venues.
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High Court
Washington
Burger
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
Justice Blackman
John Hartegration
Ilan
Porter Stewart
Arrights
Jackson
Miss
Groes
Nixon
Douglas
Brennan
White
Marshall
Black
Congress
Plavk
Military Plane Missing Near Hawaii With 24 Aboard
UPI reports a C-135 transport carrying 24 vanished after radio beacon signals misled search planes off Palmyra Atoll. Four rescue aircraft circled the area amid unclear debris signs and weather conditions.
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Honolulu
UPI
Hawaii
Palmyra
Bea
Pearl
Vnjcon
Pacific
Air Force
Des Moines
William Ansderfer, Jr
Force
Force Systems Command
Pago Pago
American‘Samoa
Hickam Air Force Base
Veillan
Key Economic Indicator Jumps
The Federal Reserve Board reported a rise in industrial production of eleven tenths of one percent last month, signaling growing manufacturing confidence in economic expansion. The increase follows two earlier modest gains with April up slightly under two tenths and March up two tenths.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Four of Nine In Multiple Birth Alive
In Sydney Australia AP reports four of Geraldine Brodrick nine babies born to a 28 year old mother were still living Monday while three remained in fragile condition. Two boys were stillborn just before dawn Sunday and two girls and a boy survived. The hospital bulletin noted no change for the first baby and concern for the others. The mother was well and expected to be discharged soon. she had not seen the babies, born two months premature.
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Sydney
Australia
Geraldine Brodrick
Laftér
Daeturg
Detroit Drug War Murders Prompt Daily Police Probe
Seven people were found fatally shot in Detroit in what authorities called an execution style attack tied to the drug trade. A wounded man, Robert Gardner, 28, survived, with three men and four women among the dead. Local officers described a jurisdictional drug war as a possible motive.
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Detroit
UPS
Richard Boutin
Charles Jackson
10Th Precinct
Robert Gardner
Jackson
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Sunday Times
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Défense
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Rational Archives
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Ant
Saerata
Vietnam
Yotlay
Boy Scout
C.R
Tudge
Towan
Boutin
12Th Street
Benny
Gale
Willy
Gardner
Uinemploy
Anu
Brodrick
Daughel Tors
Rosaword
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