Ellsberg Says Law Unclear on Pentagon Papers Release
Daniel Ellsberg argues in Look Magazine that the law may not clearly prohibit his release of the Pentagon Papers. He pleads innocent to charges of unauthorized possession of secret documents and conversion to his own use, and criticizes courts for not defining presidential powers. He notes his goal was to force accountability and warns of an outlaw executive.
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