Pentagon Papers leak debate with hawk columnist Joe Wallstop
Liberal View features Joseph Wallstop defending his access to top secret documents and authorized leaks. He argues that leaks printed by him protect government officials and that unauthorized leaks by other papers harm national security. A four star general delivers his upcoming columns in a brown envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Pentagon
Joseph Wallstop
Joe
Georgetown
New York Times
Washington Post
Daniel Billsberg
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Eltsberg
Justice Department
Grand Jury
Paris Peace Talks Face Vietnam Thieu Ky Dilemma
Capitol Hill notes that Paris talks likely avoid toppling the Thieu Ky regime as Hanoi insists on it. Nixon opponents and dove leaders show little pressure for change. Saigon election prospects on Oct 3 may not shift policy. Minh has appeal but limited administrative skill, Ky remains rival. Corruption and limited democracy in Saigon complicate any transition, with realism forcing acceptance of imperfect governance in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Bioss
Washington
Paris
Vietnam
Thieu-Ky
Hanoi
Nixon
Republican Party
Paul McCloskey
California
Richard Nixon
Threu
Edmund Muskie
South Vietnam
Thieu
Gen
Duong van
Big
Minh
Saigon
Douglas Pike
Indiana Evening Gazette masthead and pricing notices
The fragment shows the Indiana Evening Gazette masthead with publisher information, staff roles, and subscription rate details. It lists Associate Editor R.H. Ray and a series of staff names, then notes copyright with Associated Press, and prints carrier, mass, and outside county subscription rates for daily and weekly editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.H. Ray
Elizabeth
Sweeney
Amye Taylor Ray
R. Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L, Donnell
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
TED Press
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Wecepe Teret
Lodiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
West Counties
Mgr
Clymer native named Saginaw Schools Superintendent
Winterdate 1966 reports Robert Degenfeld formerly of 58 Hollywood Rd and Penns Manor HS graduate named Saginaw Michigan Superintendent of Schools youngest ever appointed. The item also recalls a 1961 Blairsville crash death and a 1951 cow poisoning at Willard Jenkins farm with autopsy pending. The 1931 note mentions Harry Goering not murdered in New York despite Gazette notice and a mistaken death report.
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Clymer
Saginaw
Mich
Robert Degenfeld
Hollywood Rd
Penns Manor High School
Blairsville
Lee Hospital
Johnstown
Nora O'Brien
Pittsburgh
Thomas Caulfield
Monroeville
Caulfield
Williard Jenkins
Jenkins
Harry Goering
New York
Goering
Lower East Side
Oeep
U.S. Lags on Auto Escape Standards Warned in Report
Washington notes rapid progress on crash survival but little action on post crash egress. Oklahoma researchers estimate 3,500 deaths yearly in wrecks from fires and 1,000 drownings, urging stronger escape-worthiness standards and criticizing industry pleas for looser interior fabric flammability rules. They warn door jams and bus push-out windows hinder escapes, while Mary Jo Kopechne’s Chappaquiddick tragedy is cited as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy Jack Anderson
Washington
University of Oklahoma
Department of Transportation
Oklahoma
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Boating Industry Association
Unfinished Masterpiece: Longshoremen's Strike Fears Rise
Victor Riesel surveys looming labor tensions as Longshoremen's leaders press for action at their 42nd convention. Jobless members, potential nationwide port shutdowns, and rising idle costs threaten the economy, with Congress slow to intervene and ship subsidy options debated. New York Harbor hosts 4000 idle ILA members amid wage guarantees totaling about 47 million over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Miami
China
Sears Port
Maine
Brownsville
Texas
Helen D. Bentley
U.S. Maritime Commission
Congress
New York Harbor
International Longshoremen’s Assn
ILA
Afl-Cio
New York Shipping Assn
Johnny Bow
Labor longshoremen threaten strike over wages and docks
The ILA led by Teddy Gleason and John Bowers warn 4000 workers have lost jobs and demand a guaranteed annual wage while pushing for new West Side container pier facilities. They urge subsidies to revive luxury liners and oppose Soviet ship handling without government support. A nationwide port standstill could follow if New York negotiates first and wages remain contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Bowers
ILA
Teddy Gleason
Manhattan
United States
Independence
Constitution
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
U.S. State Dept
Gleason and Bowers
Gleason
U.S
New York
New York Shipping Assn
Iaw
Red China
Congress
Read a Book Under 400 Pages and Enjoy Life More
HAL BOYLE jokes about reading length and life wisdom in a light column. He suggests not reading books over 400 pages except the Bible, lampoons top executives, and shares quips on marriage, cats, disguises, and daily irritations. He closes with a Q&A on Social Security benefiting divorced spouses and rising average benefits since 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
America
Army
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Capitol Hill
Asia
Indiana Evening Gazette
THE
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
Transportation Department
Oklahoma Group
National Highway Safety Bureau
Bureau
Boat Group
Matt Kaufman
Kaufman
Federal Water Quality Administration
Denis Lussier
Mercury
Oma
Berry
Lac
Boyle
Yesteryear
Social Security
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