Supreme Court delays ruling on Pentagon papers case
The Supreme Court postponed a decision on whether the New York Times and Washington Post may resume publishing secret Pentagon papers on Vietnam. Dr. Daniel Ellsberg surrendered to federal authorities in Boston, admitting he supplied the Times with the papers.
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War Deadline Deadlock as Draft Extension Seeks Passage
Washington AP With the Senate deadline for Indochina war ending, the House kills a bid to accept it and sends a two year draft extension to conference. The nine month war end policy is also expected to be dropped, while antiwar senators threaten filibuster to block any compromise. The draft law expires at 12 01 a m Thursday and a July August call for 16000 troops remains possible.
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Ellsberg Surrenders in Pentagon Papers Case in Boston
Daniel Ellsberg turned himself in to federal authorities in Boston after admitting to providing the New York Times with the Pentagon papers. He faced charges of unauthorized top secret possession and failure to return documents and was released on a 50000 dollar bond pending a probable cause hearing July 6.
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Vietnamese gunners hit bases as sweeps extend below DMZ
North Vietnamese gunners bombed allied firebases below the DMZ as reinforced South Vietnamese and American units swept the jungles. The U.S. Command said more than 20 rockets struck Charlie 2 with light casualties, while three South Vietnamese bases were hit without reported casualties. The report notes Fuller, abandoned after heavy shelling, was reoccupied briefly. 18 more enemy bodies were found, bringing Fuller fatalities to 496 since June 19, with 29 Vietnamese killed and 135 wounded for the period.
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16 Dead in Shelter Cove DC3 Crash off California coast
A chartered DC3 carrying 93 Californians including 19 real estate salesmen crashed into rocky coastal waters during takeoff near Eureka California. Ten bodies recovered, seven survived. Survivors include a stewardess and six salesmen. one rescuer aided two survivors with a surfboard.
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Hot Tuesday Cool Wednesday Forecast for Lawrence
A heat wave continues with Tuesday highs in the mid 90s and a near 100 degree day today. Showers are possible tonight and Tuesday with a cooling front arriving Wednesday bringing rain and highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s.
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Douglas County Grapples with Southern Corn Leaf Blight
County Extension Director Earl Van Meter reports sprays over the weekend and today as authorities seek results by Tuesday. The fungus disease is spreading through Douglas County and nine other Kansas counties, threatening about 10 fields in serious condition and 30 to 50 showing signs. A public meeting on control measures is set for 8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Douglas County Fairgrounds to discuss updated findings and potential actions.
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Seed firms shift to resistant corn for next year
Blight seed companies pivot this year to the N cytoplasm corn, raising older but less susceptible varieties for seed. Van Meter says seed firms expect enough resistant N cytoplasm seed to meet national demand next year, albeit at higher cost than susceptible T cytoplasm. He cautions questions remain about how much more resistant the N variety actually is. Service for every faith, Rumsey Funeral Home, $43-5111.
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Local Advertisements Track Candies Rexall and Jaycees Tickets
Index continues through Tuesday with full details on Page 5. Russell Stover Candies and Key Rexall are featured in the ad section alongside Jaycees Fireworks tickets and related promotions.
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Ali Says Prayer For Court Ruling
Muhammad Ali speaks after the U S Supreme Court reverses his draft evasion conviction. He thanks Allah and Elijah Muhammad and notes the ruling relieves the mental burden of the case. The former heavyweight champion was freed on the South Side of Chicago after the decision.
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Ali Denies Talk With Elijah Muhammad Over Suspension
In a page 16 update the government’s long push to imprison him is noted. Ali says they did what they thought right while he did what he thought right. He has not spoken with Elijah Muhammad since a two year suspension for continuing to box. He cannot talk to Muhammad until reinstated.
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