Eight Judges to Hear Times Pentagon Leaks Case
New York Court of Appeals to convene an eight judge panel Tuesday to rule on constitutional questions in the government attempt to block The New York Times from publishing a secret Pentagon Vietnam report. Judge Gesell in Washington held two hours of public testimony in a parallel Post case before a secret session.
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New York Times
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Idge
Second Circuit
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Pentagon
Washington
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Washington Post
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Defense
International Security Affairs
U.S
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House panel backs full FBI funding amid criticism
The House Appropriations Committee restored the FBI budget to the full requested level of 234.5 million, adding about 30 thousand for a new armored limousine and to hire 2,250 more staff. It also approved funds for fingerprinting, a computerized history system and a Quantico academy to boost federal crime work. The panel trimmed other agencies, sparing Law Enforcement Assistance and maritime subsidies while cutting EEOC and several international and judicial items.
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Weather outlook overcast morning then clearing late
The forecast calls for overcast skies tomorrow morning followed by clearing and fair weather for the rest of the day. Highs near 65 to 70 F with west to southwest winds 10 to 25 mph in the afternoon. Tonight's low around the 530s. More weather on page 23.
Supreme Court allows no jury for juveniles in delinquency cases
Supreme Court rules juveniles accused of crimes may be tried without juries, a decision delivered by Justice Marty A. Black. The ruling upholds practice in many states and limits juvenile defendants' Bill of Rights protections. Justices Blackmun and others support flexibility for states to ensure fairness while avoiding mandatory juries.
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Washington
Supreme Court
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Blackmun
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Pennsylvania
Novi Carolina
Philadelphia
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Hyde County
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Miss California 1971 champion voices views on war and women
Carolyn Stoner, an 18 year old from San Mateo County, won Miss California 1971 after defeating 34 contestants. She says she opposes the Vietnam War but supports women’s rights up to a point while enjoying feminine roles. She plans personal appearances and to prepare for Miss America. She weighs 125 pounds, 35 24 85, and studies geography at College of San Mateo.
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California
Vietnam
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Brunette
San Mateo County
Harold B. Shiver
Women’s Liberation
Miss Sloner
Miss Slaner
Collage of
San Mateo
UCLA
Spying by Army civilian order outlined in Senate testimony
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird described a Johnson era order directing the Army to spy on Americans including liberal candidates and civil rights activists. He cited a 1968 directive aimed at civil disorder and pre disturbance monitoring within the continental United States.
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Continental
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Hale
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Varias
Martin Luther King Jr
Robert I. Kenedy
Medal of Honor Winner Describes Vietnam War Struggles
Detroit based interview with GI Medal of Honor recipient Peter Lomon, recounting combat stress, marijuana use, and near death during a 1969 Viet Cong assault. He details battlefield courage, postwar disillusion, and hesitance to accept the medal from President Nixon, reflecting broader antiwar sentiment of the era.
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Jlonor
Aimerina
Peter Loman
Limon Gan
Gold on ranch spurs hunt at Livermore valley
Investors led by rancher Ren Mingola probe rock near 8626 Lupin Way east of Lawrence Radiation Laboratory claiming samples assayed at two ounces of gold per ton. A public hearing before Alameda County supervisors is slated as drills continue and lease terms extend for the ranch land mining project.
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Bay Area
Ren Mingola
W.T. Webble
Lupin Way
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