Times denies articles harmed U.S. national security
The New York Times denied government charges that its five part Vietnam war article series based on a top secret Pentagon report would harm national defense or foreign relations. The brief argued the government failed to prove any injury and accused officials of seeking to gag the press. The temporary restraining order blocking further publication expired after a court hearing.
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Missing Linda Stidman bones found after cleanup flood channel
Blue-collar crews and police sifted Alameda Creek banks for remains of 12 year old Linda Stidman missing since February 24, 1970. Bulldozers widened the flood control channel as officers and contractors labored in the dirt seeking further bones while earlier finds had proved inconclusive.
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Weather forecast snippet with mild warmth and improving skies
Patchy morning clouds give way to clear skies by early afternoon with more wet weather expected later. Highs in the upper 70s, tonight’s low around the mid 40s. Winds west to northwest at 10 to 25 mph. More weather, page 27.
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Mack Truck to supply machinery for Soviet giant factory
Allentown Pennsylvania reports Mack Truck Inc will sell $700 million in American machinery and technology to the Soviet Union for a vast new plant. Western Division executive Hanson announced the deal as potentially the largest truck deal in history, with 40,000 workers already clearing land for a nine mile square site 600 miles east of Moscow. Production would start with 150,000 heavy diesel trucks annually and 60,000 diesel engines, employing about 300,000 workers nearby.
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Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry
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Moscow
Nixon Withdrawal Proposals Fail In House And Senate
Support for a full U.S. pullout from Vietnam failed in the House 254 to 158 and 238 to 146 on withdrawal by June 1973. The Senate also refused a withdrawal deadline amid draft extension debates. Republicans backed Nixon, while doves pressed to end US involvement, and leaders warned against locking in a defeat with a symbolic pullout.
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Last of 9 Premature Babies Survives long after birth
In Sydney, the smallest of nine premature babies born to Mrs Leon ard Grodrick remains the sole survivor tonight. Doctors said the eighth child, a one pound girl named tnidie, died early Friday from an acute lung condition. The nine babies, five boys and four girls, were the first nonuplets recorded, with two boys stillborn and two boys and three girls dying over the weekend.
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Australia
Leonard Grodrick
Doelors
Tnidie
Senate nixes draft board courtroom hearings
The Senate blocked a plan to give draftees legal counsel and courtroom style hearings before local draft boards. In a 44 to 38 vote, amendments by Sen. Edward Kennedy were rejected. The body also defeated efforts to speed volunteer enlistments and extend the draft to two more months with incentives. Democratic and Republican leaders signaled further debate as votes loom next week.
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Voie Howe
Alan Ceangton
W-Ualif
Suns
Miky Gravel
Alaska
Wil Mark Q. Hatfill
R-Ore
Keap
Axl
School lot sale stirs heated New Haven board vote
New Haven Unified School District President S J Richards led a late afternoon special meeting as a talkathon failed to derail a 4 to 1 vote approving the purchase of a controversial Alvarado site for 570000. The board also approved an eight acre open space parcel for 115000 with half funded by the federal government.
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S. J. Richards
Alvarado
Slacre
Tur Ube
Margaret Stone
Richards
Southern Crossing Bridge Vote Planned by Voters
Governor Reagan signed a bill setting a June 1972 election for six Bay Area counties to decide on a 490 million Southern Crossing bridge linking San Francisco near the Munter Point area with Alameda and San Leandro. Assemblyman Robert Crown sponsored the measure.
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Soldier at Fire Support Base waits with rifles
A weary South Vietnamese soldier sits armed with rifles at Fire Support Base J as he and his unit wait for helicopters. The scene captures the tense, alert posture of troops during a lull in activity in South Vietnam.
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