Times injunction denied over secret Pentagon study publication
District Court Judge Gurfein refused a permanent injunction against The New York Times to halt a series based on a secret Pentagon study. He noted no clear likelihood of proving bad faith, allowed time to appeal, and highlighted the Times’ public right to know. The ruling followed government efforts to curb printing, with later actions limiting The Washington Post and continuing Times installments.
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Whitney North Seymour
Bickel
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Gunfein
Pentagon study tied bombing pauses to public opinion shifts
Washington Post based on secret Pentagon report shows Johnson era strategists used pauses in North Vietnam bombing 1965 to 2008 to placate public opinion and justify escalation. The report, cited by Murrey Marder, notes hawkish planners sought pauses as a pretext to escalate, and cites Rusk and Clifford proposals for a 1968 partial halt. The articles emphasize a contested, limited view of events and internal White House debates.
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Clark Clifford
White House
Chabot Honors Graduates With Top Awards At Ceremony
Chabot College Hayward presented its highest awards during graduation ceremonies. Mrs June M Schumann earned the faculty award for scholastic excellence and the dean’s list honor, while Bert Dalton received the William A Tenney Award for outstanding scholarship and citizenship. Dalton, 20, from San Leandro, also held the state junior college wrestling title at 187 pounds and earned All-America junior college honors. He plans to pursue teaching with offers from multiple universities.
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Tennyson High School
Firework blast injures youth making consumer grade powder
A year old high school student in San Leandro was severely injured when a Fourth of July powder he handmade exploded at home. Neighbors and a hospital spokesman described the blast that damaged the home, left the youth with serious injuries, and left his friend with multiple wounds. Authorities said the powders were ordered by mail from Scientific Enterprises in New Jersey and that the case will be reviewed with the district attorney to determine legality of the ingredients used.
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Hecker
PNT
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Beuker
Jazz Lab Band Heads to Europe on Dream Tour
The San Leandro High School Jazz Lab Band, 22 musicians and 13 chaperones, leaves Oakland for Chicago and Prestwick on a two week European tour after raising 15000 through concerts and a dinner dance. The trip follows selection at the Monterey Jazz Festival and reflects strong community support and anticipation of rest upon arrival in Edinburgh.
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South County Forecast Sees Mild Turn Tomorrow
Sunny skies expected for South County residents with minimal temperature change. Early low clouds will clear by late morning and an afternoon high in the 20s. Tonight’s low around the low 50s.
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Meteoric clues spark hope of life beyond Earth
NASA scientists at Ames Research Center report identical amino acid patterns in two meteorites, Murray and Murchison, strengthening chemical evolution theory. They found pyrimidines common to DNA building blocks, suggesting life’s basic chemical stages may be universal and traceable to the solar system’s formation.
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Roulette loser tosses shoe at San Remo casino
Me quit with his shoes off. Pier Avigi Willmein, 27, lost all his money playing roulette at the San Remo casino Friday. In a dejected last move he threw his shoe on the table as the croupier shouted bets, drawing officials who asked him to leave.
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