Courts Grapple With Pentagon Vietnam Report Ban
A New York judge denied a temporary injunction against the New York Times to publish a secret Pentagon report on Vietnam while extending a brief ban to allow an appeal. Meanwhile an appeals court halted Washington Post publication of its excerpts, but clarified the ruling did not apply to Saturday editions.
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McCloskey Campaign Expands With Two-House HQs
McCloskey presses a vigorous challenge to Nixon as his new campaign operation unfolds from two offices near the Capitol. Costs run about 30,000 dollars monthly, with 400 unsolicited donors and Norton Simon funds aiding finance chair Albert Schreck. Debate over press freedom and declassification persists amid early organizing and staff hiring.
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Lulls viewed as helping with public opinion in Vietnam
The Washington Post reports secret Pentagon documents show Johnson strategists doubted bombing pauses would bring peace talks between 1965 and 1968. They saw lulls as easing pressure, not yielding concessions, while viewing any lack of response from the Communists as justification to escalate. The study traces debates from McNamara to Rusk and Clifford, noting mixed forecasts and internal proposals for phased bombing limits.
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Thien and Ky In Uneasy Public Parade Show Down
In Saigon Thien and Ky appeared together for the first time in months during a South Vietnamese Armed Forces day parade. They sat apart, avoided interaction, and shared a formal handshake as Thien clapped for units while Ky saluted. Vietnamese TV carried the event as security was tight after threats prior to the presidential election. In Belfast, terrorists ambushed a British army patrol with a booby trapped car but caused no injuries.
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Howard Hughes Divorced in Nevada Desert Court
Howard Hughes and Jean Peters end their 14 year marriage in a near empty Tonopah Nevada courtroom. Peters 44 secured an uncontested divorce after testifying she had lived apart for more than two years. Hughes 83, reportedly in the Bahamas, did not attend the hearing and did not oppose. Peters had separated in 1970 and stated a private property settlement would be worked out. none was filed. Peters has been linked romantically to 20th Century Fox executive Stanley Hough.
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FAA to require military flights under instrument rules
Amid mid air collision risks the FAA proposed that future cross country and certain military flights operate under instrument flight rules. Aviation officials noted most airlines already fly IFR, while some military training flights now use visual rules. The plan would place military pilots under civilian air traffic controllers and require flight plans, aiming to cut deaths from accidents involving military and civilian aircraft.
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Canadian tax cuts proposed by Benson aim to spur employment
Ottawa AP The Canadian government proposed broad tax reforms to boost jobs and relieve five of eight taxpayers from federal taxes. Finance Minister Bagatt Benson urged capital gains taxes for Canada for revenue, and recommended dropping the 3 percent surtax on personal and corporate income after July 1, six months early, a measure first imposed in 1964 to combat inflation.
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Apollo 15 Crew Names Their Ship the Endeavor
Commander David Scott said the Apollo 15 crew chose the command ship Endeavor to echo James Cook’s scientific voyage. He noted the mission aims for pure science, linking history and exploration as the crew prepares to launch from Cape Kennedy in July.
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House Action Irks Senators End of 1971 Legislature Stirs Feud
The 1971 session ended after a bitter House Senate clash over a large Regents and private college grants package. The compromise would fund $205 million for state universities and regent institutions, with an $8 million annual cost for the biennium. The House adjourned after approving an appropriations bill amended to nullify parts of the Senate plan, prompting accusations of a cheap political maneuver. Senator Arthur Ned called the tactic discourteous as the all night battle over the Regents’ budget concluded.
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Iowa legislature ends session with budget and bond debate
The Cedar Rapids Gazette recaps last minute maneuvers by the Iowa legislature. The measure passed despite controversy in a late Senate vote 42 to 4 after two conference committees. It would appropriate 151000 for the board of redraws and issue bonds around 13 million for capital improvements, with a ban on bonds after the law takes effect. City legislators criticize the House fast action and tone as the session closes.
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Regents’ salaries in doubt as bill limits raises
Senator Marmmette Doderer warned conference committee members that running the regents’ institutions will be difficult for the next two years and she doubted whether regents’ employees could receive salary raises under the amended House bill. The report continues on Page 2.
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Onion Birthday Treat Celebrates Cosmonauts In Orbit
Soviet cosmonauts Viktor Patsayev and colleagues marked Patsayevs 38th birthday in space sharing an onion as a birthday toast amid tense ground politics. Ground control reports bitter discussions on a regents pay dispute while the crew enjoyed onions with space diet items, cards, and cabbage soup in a rare moment of levity.
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