Ellsberg surrenders over Pentagon papers leak in Boston
Daniel Ellsberg turned himself in to federal authorities in Boston after admitting to providing the New York Times with top secret Pentagon papers. He told about 150 supporters that he acted in the interest of the American people and warned he faced consequences. Ellsberg, a former Pentagon researcher and MIT associate, had been sought by the FBI and had been missing since a radio report suggested he possessed the documents. A federal warrant had been issued in Los Angeles after a grand jury investigated the leak.
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Court defers decision on Pentagon papers delay
The Supreme Court recessed rather than adjourned to allow more time for ruling on the Pentagon papers dispute about Vietnam policy. A public session date remained uncertain, with observers noting a possible later in the week session.
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Court to rule on death penalty cases this term
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether capital punishment is constitutional with challenges from California Georgia Illinois and Texas. The term will also examine excluding death penalty opponents from juries. Cases include Lyman A. Moore of Chicago for a 1982 bartender killing and Lucious Jackson Jr. of Chatham County Georgia for a rape after death sentence. There are 648 inmates on death row nationwide.
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Sunny skies forecast with mild temperatures ahead
The forecast stays sunny for tonight and tomorrow with highs in the 70s and lows around the mid-50s. No notable changes expected as dry conditions persist.
Fatal Charter Plane Crash Near Kurabra Calif Leaves 16 Dead
Coast Guard divers searched icy flashing waters for more victims after a chartered two engine airliner crashed 60 miles south of Kurabra California in high winds and rough seas. Seventeen survivors included a stewardess and six salesmen. The craft, chartered by Silver Cove Co of Los Angeles, was en route from Shelter Canyon to San Jose with a stop in San Jose when it struck a sewage building roof near the runway and plunged into the sea. Rescue efforts continued as survivors were hospitalized in critical and serious condition. authorities identified several injured passengers and noted search operations extending miles offshore.
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Rescue of Scouts After Dusolie Canyon Tragedy
In Utah a four man rubber raft struck debris in Dusolie Basin Canyon rapids. Peter McCarthy and fellow scouts fell into fast water. Jim Bernardin and Hele Batchelor escaped, while Peter and another boy were carried downstream. Twenty nine scouts were rescued by helicopter as the group faced a dangerous, swift current.
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Maid of Livermore Crown Awarded at Alameda County Fair
Brenda Sue Halcomb was chosen Maid of Livermore during the Alameda County Fair opening ceremony in Livermore. A Granada High School student, Halcomb stands 4 feet 6 inches and plans to study at a local college. Runner-up was Sine Rasamasen of Dublin.
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CIA spies in China via Laos operations alleged
Read as summarized clumsy OCR notes claim CIA uses Laos operatives to gather intelligence in Communist China. Report cites Philadelphia Bulletin and Seattle Mines stories via Vientiane sources, noting disputed details and cautious official reactions.
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Two Year Draft Extension Vote Reportedly Near
Washington law and policy notes show Congress debating a two year draft extension, with the House and Senate negotiating a compromise. The draft would run nine months and expire at midnight Wednesday unless enacted, as lawmakers weigh terms and timelines amid procedural delay and potential amendments.
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Fremont teacher wins $120,000 in Irish Sweepstakes
Rosalina Fajardo a Williamson Continuation High School teacher won 120000 in an Irish sweepstakes after her horse Irish Ball won a derby by three lengths. She comes from a Filipino American background and served during World War II. Her husband Benny is listed among family connections and the piece notes her shock and joy at the prize.
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