Jail delay for Rand Corp employee linked to Pentagon study
A federal judge postponed the surrender date for Anthony J. Husso, a former Rand Corp employee cited in the contempt case tied to the grand jury probe of a Pentagon study on U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The stay lasts about 10 days or until a San Francisco panel rules on bail while he appeals. Ellsberg, 42, is charged with unauthorized possession of the study. he worked at Rand and leaked the papers. Several government whistleblowers described a Santa Monica “think tank” connected to the Pentagon project.
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Pentagon
Walter Ely
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
Anthony J. Husso
Circuit Court
San Francisco
Russo
William Gray
Darel Elisberg
Vietnam
Ellsberg
Rand
Santa Monica
Vietnam Peace Talks Outline New Withdrawal Plan
A revised peace plan proposes U S withdrawal and prisoner releases in Vietnam with future political talks to follow between the Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam and the Saigon administration. The Viet Cong termed its proposals flexible and negotiable, not a rigid package.
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U.S
Vietnam
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Viet Cong
Saigon
Nenysn Vanhieu
Binh
Port workers face stalled talks amid West Coast strike
Union and PMA talks broke down in San Francisco amid a coastwide dock strike over wages and a 32 hour casual worker guarantee. Cargo moves to Ensenada and Vancouver amid border checkpoints as ILWU docks handle military cargo and shippers reroute to Gulf ports.
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Pacific Maritime Association
San Francisco
PMA
Ensenada
Mexico
San Diego
Vancouver
Canada
United States
ILM
West Coast
ILWU
Tozens OT
Fusenada
Log Beach
Gulf Coast
Europe
Armstrong the Jazz Genius Fades Into Musical Legend
Louis Armstrong, the famed trumpeter whose improvisational mastery and warm stage presence shaped modern jazz, died peacefully in his Queens home. Born in New Orleans in 1900, he rose from street corners to orbit the world, inspiring peers like Ellington and Hines and redefining jazz as a universal ambassador for American music.
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Louis Armstrong
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Beth Israel Hospital
Gort Ness
Duke Ellington
Earl “Fatha” Hines
Edward
Kid Ory
Honolulu
Ory
Katehina
Hawaii
New Orleans
Cornelis
Bunk Johanson
Bul Satchmo
Per Be-Gan
King Oliver
Oliver
Windy City
Europe
Asia
Australia
George V
Britain
Rex
Louis
Ryeland
Police Pay Strikes Rise Across Cities Reach Los Angeles
Police wage disputes spread from Long Beach Compton and Montebello into Los Angeles El Monte with lawsuits and threatened slowdowns. A 7.8 percent pay increase is sought for 10 000 police and firemen though city officials offered 3.75 percent. El Monte and Montebello see "blue flu" threats as unions push for higher pay and faster negotiations while Cors canton and Compton plan tactics to pressure city governments.
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Long Beach
Compton
Montebello
Los Angeles
el Montenesday
Sam Yorly
Erwin Piper
Fie
el Monte
Montebello Police Officers Association
Rod Pederson
Ilegal
California
Pederson
Corsaptan
Sheriff's Deputies
Long Beach Police Officers Association
Joe Vannvne
Compton Police Officers Association
Davis Davis and Magee Seek Federal Hearing in Reagan Plot Claim
Angela Davis and accomplice Magee move to remove murder and kidnapping charges from Marin County to federal court claiming a conspiracy led by Ronald Reagan and involving Nixon and Mitchell aimed to erase Davis for her politics. Judge Conti schedules Friday hearing as pretrial delays continue.
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Ronald Reagan
Angela Davis
Mirderknap
Reagan Ani
Nixon
John Mitchell
State Superior Court
San Rafael
Wa Putition
Reagan
UCLA
University of California
Marin County
U.S
Samuel Conti
Davis
Stuchell Magee
Naliong
Conti
Magee
Miss Davis
Mitchell
Tre Prmtion
Communist Party
San Quentin
No-bail plan advances in California Assembly
The Assembly Criminal Justice Committee approved legislation to end pretrial detention for those who cannot afford bail. The measure by Assemblyman William T. Bagley would let judges release defendants on their own recognizance with conditions or require a 10 percent deposit to the court, refundable at trial.
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API
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Assembly Criminal Justice
William T. Bagley
San Rafael
Bagsley
Tworthy
Nixon Defealism and Moral Regeneration Urged to Editors
Nixon briefed Kansas City editors on a two week stay at the Western White House. He warned that great civilizations lose will to live and called the United States at a crisis of confidence while urging national moral renewal. He touted progress on ending the Vietnam War and said over 300,000 Americans have left Vietnam since his tenure began, with one division per month returning home.
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Washington
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Game
White House
Fev
United States
Brat Nixon
Ametiga
Cdiyt
Vietnam
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