Debate Over Times Pentagon Papers Ban Continues
New York Times and government clash over a temporary ban on further publication of the Pentagon papers. The Times argues the issue is moot due to the Washington Post printing material from the same documents and sharing it with many outlets. The government urges extending the restraint as Defense documents still affect military plans and policy. Judge Gurfein weighs secrecy limits while hearing witnesses and secret-session requests.
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Defense
Robert McNamara
the Times
Ellsberg Named Behind Leak. Fears For His Whereabouts
AP reports Daniel Ellsberg, 40, a former Times staffer and RAND analyst, is a primary suspect in leaking a 47 volume Pentagon study. FBI investigators focus on Ellsberg as other papers rejected the material. Ellsberg’s father says he has not seen his son since August and suspects a vacation. Sidney Zion claims the material came from Ellsberg via Times reporter Neil Sheehan from unnamed sources.
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Eilsberg
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
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Detroit
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Sidney Zion
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Harvard
Vietnam
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MIT
Kerry Wilson
Defense
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Saigon
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Rand Corp
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Elsberg
Abodeely Surrenders to Cedar Rapids Penitentiary
Joe Abodeely, a Cedar Rapids businessman linked to abortion referral profits, turned himself in at Ft Madison on June 8 after an arrest order. He previously pled guilty in 1969 to aiding an abortion attempt and faced renewed charges after an appeals push. The case drew national attention amid broader federal review of Pentagon study leaks.
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New Industry for Kalona Announced
DES MOINES UP I The Iowa development commission says a Colorado based firm will open an institutionalized food and pre cooked meat processing operation in Kalona Washington county The operation will cover 40000 square feet with 50 initial jobs and aim to hire 200 within 134 years Chef Quick president Robert Knappe notes first year sales of 19 million and 1971 sales projected at 25 million Kalona was chosen after a five state study.
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Robert Knappe
Chef Quick
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Caution on Cleanup Costs and Environmental Funds
Washington report notes debate over the price of environmental safeguards. The House Appropriations Committee backed a 3.1 billion dollar federal budget for the coming year, adding 209 million for EPA protections and 200,000 for ag department impact studies on anti pollution actions, while flagging potential economic risks from stringent cleanup measures. It also approved 6.3 million for a school milk program and 150 million for water and sewer grants, amid warnings that broad action could strain growth and food security.
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Department of Housing
Boats Lost in Navy Sponsored Race Off England
In Plymouth England the Royal Navy led a large air sea rescue after at least three boats capsized in a navy sponsored race off the south coast. Two sailors were confirmed dead and up to 30 people were missing. Helicopters and ships rescued 12 survivors.
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Tiny Premature Nonuplet Survivor Remains Critical
In Sydney a 12 ounce boy, the smallest of nine premature babies born to Mrs Leonard Brodrick, is the lone survivor. Friday night he was listed in critical condition as doctors reported the eighth child, a one pound girl, died from acute lung trouble early Friday.
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Leonard Brodrick
Cedar Rapids Man Killed Wife Injured in Highway Crash
A Cedar Rapids man Wallace Jennings Morris 34 and his wife Genevieve 85 were in a fiery crash nine miles south of Charles City as a southbound pickup slid into a ditch and burst into flames. Oskar Loosa the pickup driver also died. the couple’s car occupants survived with Genevieve in critical condition. The crash occurred in light rain. Morris was born December 5, 1906 and married June 4, 1942 in St. Louis. Services are pending.
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Floyd County
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Genevie Roman
St. Louis
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United Methodist Church
George Alder
Alexandria
Mion
Ruth Schivening
Vellejo
Catit
Turner Chapel East
Mack Truck Deal With Russians
Mack Truck Inc announces a Soviet Union bid to build the world's largest truck factory with 700 million dollars in American machinery and know how. V M ushkov signs intent in Allentown with Zenon Hansen as production could begin in 1975. The deal includes 400,000 housing and 150000 trucks annually, with potential further 1 billion in consumer goods know how.
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Hansen
Pennsylvania
V. Mushkov
Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry
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Moscow
Henry Pord II
Defense
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Laird
Renault
France
Mack
Ford
Cedar Rapids schools face roof repair legal action
The board rejected contractor offers to fix roofs on four new Cedar Rapids elementary schools at district expense. Moorhead Construction proposed 112 500 and Cook Rowley proposed 37 500, but the board ruled bids must be let and contracts awarded by legal standards. The district may pursue later action to recover costs.
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Squaw Creek
Ernest Pence
Stock market dips as Dow slides amid recovery fears
NEW YORK AP reports a Friday stock market lull with the Dow Jones average of 10 industrials down 15.40 to 890.77. Analysts attribute the decline to concerns over the slow economic recovery and rising interest rates, while trading volume remains sluggish.
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Leaders Clash Over Iowa Education Budget in Session Standoff
Des Moines reports a tense budget fight as Senate Republican Leader Clifton Lamborn and Representative John Camp clash over education appropriations. Both sides negotiate a plan ranging from 206.7 to 218 million for 1871-73, with battles over private college tuition grants and bond retirements for state universities. The stalemate edges toward a resolution as leaders confer and a caucus reshapes the timetable.
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Chuckle on Brewery Workers and Smart Cookies
A playful note laments rivals selling handkerchiefs, cold drinks, and air conditioning while workers earn their living by brewing. The source tone is light and humorous, reflecting a local business scene and witty exchanges on daily commerce.
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