Johnson disputes Pentagon study on Vietnam war findings
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson contends the Pentagon study misrepresents his role in Vietnam. Time and Newsweek credit his view that the documents withhold the true story as they rely on contingency plans and biased leakage. Johnson links a Kennedy influence to the study and criticizes leadership decisions.
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Magazine Charges Prison Privileges
Life Magazine reports Harold Konigsberg, jailed for extortion and hijacking, secured maximum 1200 days off his sentence through talk of underworld operations and a jailhouse lawyer, while enjoying privileges at Springfield Missouri and later Sing Sing. He claimed one killing, denied mob membership, and drew comment from Judge Elmo Hunter.
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