Times Refuses to Halt Publication of Pentagon Vietnam Study
New York Times declines Justice Department bid to stop publishing 47 volumes of the secret Vietnam study. A federal injunction may be sought. Times argues public informed by the material. The DOJ, citing top secret classifications, seeks to restrain further release of the three year study.
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Pentagon study says LBJ shifted to ground war in Vietnam
NYT reports a 1967-68 Pentagon study shows President Johnson decided on April 1988 to commit ground forces after a month of air strikes failed to coerce North Vietnam. The decision aimed to minimize shifts in policy and was kept secret, marking a dramatic step in the Indochina war and increasing U.S. ground involvement in South Vietnam.
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Windsor Board OKs Two Annexations
Windsor officials approved annexation petitions for John Wiegert and Daniel Ponton, moving forward on land additions including a 1 block by 1 deep strip and a 27 acre parcel. Final action awaits ordinances, with a June 28 meeting set for approvals and a push for a summer schedule of extra meetings. The board also adopted a sewer rate and tap schedule effective June 15 and July 1, respectively, and denied a raise for life guards and basket girls.
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Budget Panel Faces Off Over Love Vetoes
Denver reports show the Joint Budget Committee clashing with Governor Love over 37 vetoed items in the 812 million Long Appropriations Bill. Republican lawmakers press for enforcement while planning further agency briefings and a court challenge remains possible. The panel deferred decisive action and will continue with inspections of state institutions on a four day tour starting in Pueblo and ending in Denver.
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Weather forecast for Northeast Colorado shows mainly fair conditions
Afternoon and evening cloudiness but generally fair through Wednesday. Low tonight 45 to 55 degrees, with towns including Fort Collins Greeley Fort Morgan and Sterling. Precipitation probability 10 percent tonight and 3 percent on Wednesday.
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Love Renames State Heads In New System Reappointments
Gov. John A. Love named successors for 13 state department heads under a new system effective July 1, moving most from Civil Service. Salaries were set at 25 000 for five posts and 30 000 for eight. Reappointed are Rey L. Cleere Charles K. Shumate John H. Hecker Bernard E. Teets Don F. Shea Hilbert Schauer James Shaffer Thomas Ten Eyck Maj. Gen Joe Joffitt Clinton Jeffers. Three new appointments were made for Robert Wherry Hugh Weed Jr. and Earl Johnson.
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Military Affairs Department
Clinton Jeffers
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Growers React to GW Shake-up at Sugar Company
Members of the Mountain States Beet Growers Association report strong dissatisfaction with changes in top management at Great Western Sugar. Nobert Sakata of Brighton leads the National Sugar Beet Growers Federation, saying growers fear shifts could affect policy. William M. White becomes chairman of the parent and joins the sugar company as president and COO George Wilber is named president and COO. Robert R. Owen steps to senior VP of public affairs but may retain an advisory role. About 5,000 growers from Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana are represented, with association members reaching 40 to 95 percent of growers selling to the sugar firm. The group plans further discussions with White, Wilber, and local growing areas to monitor policy changes and ensure traditional positions are maintained.
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