Supreme Court split over Pentagon Papers hearing fate
Ruling bloc refused a full hearing on Pentagon Papers publication while a separate St Louis case seeks to bar further printing of excerpts. Maryland papers reported declassified Vietnam War memos obtained from a source tied to the Chicago Sun-Times.
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CIA recon teams probe China from Laos to Yunnan
The Philadelphia Sunday Bulletin quotes unnamed sources claiming the CIA has been sending reconnaissance teams from Laos into northern Thailand and into Yunnan Province in southern China to gather data on troop movements and political developments. Officials in Vientiane reportedly discussed potential threats and the missions cited native teams with common underground ties affected by U.S.-China relations.
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Communist leader calls for war crimes trial over revelations
Gus Hall, general secretary of the American Communist party, told the Minnesota Wisconsin Finnish American groups festival at Mesabi Range Cooperative Park that classified Pentagon papers have eroded public trust and foresee a retreat from US world domination. He urged an American war crimes trial based on the disclosures.
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Ball denies LBJ deception on war portrait
Former Secretary of State George W. Ball told CBS that the Johnson administration did not deliberately mislead the public on Vietnam and only reluctantly expanded U.S. involvement as the situation deteriorated. He criticized the Pentagon study’s disclosures and urged automatic reclassification of government material, saying the Nixon era faces similar Vietnam challenges. Ball argued for candor and noted Johnson stayed due to strategic concerns and prestige.
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Americans split on government actions to block Penton report
A Gallup poll published in Newsweek finds 48 percent oppose using courts to stop newspapers from publishing classified Vietnam war material, 43 percent support the move, 19 percent undecided. Die-hard security fears top concerns while 34 percent prioritize press freedom over security.
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Taylor says JFK warned of Vietnam buildup risks
Washington, UPI report quotes Gen Maxwell D. Taylor, Kennedy’s military adviser, asserting he warned the White House in 1961 that large scale U S involvement might follow if armed troops were introduced. In a PBS interview, Taylor says Kennedy faced the possibility of escalation if force was used to stop communism in Vietnam.
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Leaders played 'God' won war, minister says
The Very Rev Francis G. Sayrer, dean of Washington Cathedral, warned that U.S. leaders involved in the Vietnam war acted as if they were gods. He cited personal ties with many top officials and criticized the refusal to acknowledge the human cost of decisions. The remarks tie to disclosures from the Pentagon papers and a PBS interview preview.
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Elevator crushes worker in furnace cleaning in Oakland
Police report a fatal accident in Oakland as a young worker Walia P. Farias, 24, died when an elevator fell into a vat while he cleaned the furnace interior. The coroner identified the victim and noted the elevator’s lethal drop.
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San Diego deputy sheriff charged with burglary and assault
Richard W. Brown, 32, a 10 year veteran of the sheriff department and Alpine resident, was arrested after a burglary and assault with intent to rape at a woman's residence. He was captured by residents Tillman Bennett and James Johnson following the escape.
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Vietnam Coverage Reveals Misleading Briefings and Real Struggles
Hackworth recalls warnings in 1968 that the war was botched and that briefings given to Washington were Hollywoodized and detached from real facts. He argues South Vietnamese forces are highly motivated, akin to Viet Cong, fighting for a cause, not just training. The discussion frames a deeper critique of policy and reporting.
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Vietnam Veterans back Nixon Viet Namization policy
A Vietnam veteran leader says Nixon Viet Namization will end U S involvement in Vietnam. John Neill of Vietnam Veterans for a Just Peace argues war crimes are isolated and the drug issue is comparable to the U S. He predicts continued progress could yield peace and POW return within a year to a year and a half. Tse estimates most of the 2.6 million veterans support the policy.
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Blazes Burn 20 Acres In L A Areas Sunday
Two brush fires in Los Angeles charred about 20 acres before firefighters contained them. An Elysian Park fire scorched five acres, then a stubborn Glendale blaze near Chevy Chase Country Club burned 15 more. About 100 firefighters fought the Chevy Chase fire with three water dropping helicopters. No injuries or clear causes reported.
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San Quentin Escapee Sought
An all-points bulletin is out for Roy Stevens a 31 year old minimum security prisoner who escaped by climbing a six foot fence at San Quentin He was serving a sentence from San Diego for a 1987 us with intent to murder and was last seen Sunday wearing blue prison denims Stevens 1 foot H and 175 pounds was housed in iren and worked as a janitor in a nursery school on the prison grounds.
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Two Air Force pilots killed in Point Muga jet crash
Two Air Force pilots died when their T38 jet crashed on takeoff from Point Muga Naval Air Station. First Lt. Henry Staab, 24, of Osta and Lt. Steven O Malley, 28, of Thousand Oaks were en route to VYanger Force Base in Oklahoma when the crash occurred.
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Link Fights in Mexico Yuba Killings
YUBA CITY tied to 25 midlife slayings as Mexican authorities probe a possible link. Five bullfight tickets found at Juan Corona's home deepen Sutter County officials’ request for Mexican aid after hinting at a second suspect in the bodies found near the Feather River. Corona, 37, a farm labor contractor, has pleaded innocent to 10 Yuba City murders. Autlan, Autlan de Navarro in Jalisco was noted as Corona’s ancestral home with visits reported.
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Quiet investment pitch echoes through bustling ads
An upbeat promotional snippet highlights a pleasant, profitable feeling enjoyed by over 250000 people. It promises common investors a return with interest on request, then urges readers to try the service, promising relaxation and more leisure if they participate.
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