Court rules for press in Pentagon papers publication
Supreme Court upholds free press over government secrecy in Vietnam Pentagon study ruling. Justices allow The Times and Post to continue publishing portions of the study while the lower court restraints are lifted. Congress members largely back the decision. security concerns remain tight for copies of the 47 volume study.
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John N. Mitchell
Vietnam
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Post
Benjamin Bradlee
Arthur Gehs Sulzberger
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Times
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Boston Globe
Pepagen
Robert
U.S
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Pentagon study reframes Kennedy era Vietnam gamble
The Pentagon account portrays Kennedy facing key questions on Vietnam policy, noting a shift from a limited risk approach under Eisenhower to a broader, escalating U.S. role in Saigon. It details advisers' calls for long-range plans, the Diem coup, and debates over troop commitments and political reform amid rising casualties.
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Saigon
Pentagon Studiy
Ant Kennedy
Vietnam
Angie People
Pentagon
Geneva
Vie Diem
Elsenhower
India
Kennedy
The
Times
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Robert McNamara
Johnson
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Washington
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Indochina
Lucien Conein
Cone
CLA
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Uie
Hinu
Lodge
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White Mouse
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Lew
Husk
U.S. Stooges
Diem Fd
Ngo Dinh Nhw
Diem
Niu
Duong van Minh
Mai
Netyen Khanh
Hearing to reopen on Lockheed's loan
Senate Banking Committee members set aside the administration bill and agreed to reopen hearings on a broader counterproposal. The plan would aid all corporations facing bankruptcy whose collapse could threaten the economy or defense. Chairman Spakena urged swift action while Senator Proxmire pushed for more information and hearings. Treasury Secretary Connally was slated for testimony.
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California budget fights over education funding and taxes
The budget conference committee faces language blocking funds for the chancellor’s office without 6.7 billion for education opportunity programs on junior college campuses. Governor Reagan seeks 3.0? no, 3.0? million for educational opportunity programs while Democrats demand 15 million. Provisos would shift UC research cuts to agricultural programs. Republicans press for votes. Senate balance requires cross party support. Reagan warns of tax increases if expenditures exceed revenues as fiscal year begins with payroll reforms urged.
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Senate
Weightlessness blamed for cosmonaut deaths in reentry
The article reports that Soviet and American manned space programs fear weightlessness may have caused deaths of cosmonauts. It notes the Soyuz and Salyut systems functioning until braking, then loss of contact at landing and speculation on long-term exposure effects. Experts warn reentry imposes heavy bodily strain as crews return from extended flights.
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U.S
Earth
Ivan Vorobyov
Salyu
Vorobyov
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