Dole and O'Brien Clash Over Times Pentagon Series
National political figures react to the Times Pentagon study series. Sen. Robert Dole accuses the Times of irresponsibility while praising its political impact. Lawrence O'Brien supports full facts within national security limits and cites Joe McCarthy as a comparison. Muskie calls for Johnson to testify at Vietnam hearings.
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Judge Denies Injunction on Times Vietnam Series
U S District Judge Murray Gurfein refused to block the New York Times from further publication of a secret Pentagon study on Vietnam. Judge Irving Kaufman stayed the material until noon Monday for a three judge appeals panel to decide. Gurfein stressed free flow of information and said the government failed to prove prior restraint was necessary for national security.
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Ray Signs 12 Iowa Bills with Two Item Vetoes
Iowa Governor Robert Ray signed 12 bills including two item vetoes striking sections from the Senate appropriations for the state fair board and a $900,000 capital project. He cited constitutional separation of powers and a 1963 attorney general ruling. He also signed a motor vehicle inspection measure raising standards and other regular appropriations across state agencies and programs.
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Governor Drops Provisions From 200000 Capital Improvements Appropriation
The governor removed provisions requiring approval by the legislative budget and financial control committee before expenditures under a 200000 capital improvements appropriation. The act moves forward without the committee pre approval requirement.
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Legislative Budget and Financial Control Committee
China Shows Interest in Postwar Vietnam Plan
Peking has expressed definite interest in a plan to rebuild postwar North Vietnam in return for internment of U.S. prisoners in a neutral country. George Fischer said contact was made with Hong Kong sources, as China might influence North Vietnam. The American group Prisoners in Exchange for American Construction Enterprise Peace plans to fund rehabilitation after the war. Fischer, a Newport Beach contractor, said the group would place funds in a neutral institution once the plan gains traction. The group, led by Larry Crosby, traveled to Southeast Asia for talks.
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China
Southeast Asia
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Laos
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PEACE
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Calif
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Bing Crosby
Two Types Of People Say Very Little Quote
A brief observation notes two kinds of quiet or gabby speakers and their contrasting styles. The remark highlights minimal talk from some and excessive chatter from others in a concise, humorous line.
Last of Aussie nomplets dies in hospital
Sydney AP reports the last of nine children born to Mrs Leonard Brodrick died Saturday night at a Sydney hospital. The world first record of nomuplets saw seven live births from a 12 week preterm birth. Four girls and five boys were born. two boys were stillborn and multiple deaths followed through Monday. The final 12 ounce boy died after a blood transfusion due to liver failure.
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Leonard Brodrick
AEC Tightens Nuclear Plant Emergency Cooling Standards
The Atomic Energy Commission announced stricter safety rules for emergency cooling in light water reactors. Threefold more pipe inspections and broader cooling system installations must be completed within three years, with operators able to absorb minimal power loss. GE and others say most plants meet the new criteria, while Westinghouse, Babcock and Wilcox, and Combustion Engineering review advanced cooling concepts.
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White House stresses confidentiality in foreign policy
White House press secretary Ronald Ziegler argued that maintaining secrecy is essential for effective diplomacy. He cited ongoing talks with the Soviet Union on nuclear limits and Berlin status, warning that leaking classified documents could erode credibility abroad.
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