Pentagon Papers Leak Sparks Indictment Of Ellsberg
The Christian Science Monitor joins others publishing Pentagon papers details. Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the documents, is indicted on theft and unauthorized possession charges. The case follows Supreme Court actions on future excerpts from the 47-volume study. Ellsberg surrendered in Boston amid cheers, facing up to ten years and ten thousand dollars per count.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Ellsberg
National Defense
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Vietnamese General Claims 10000 NVA Troops Near DMZ
Maj. Gen. Phan Van Phu of the 1st Division told reporters in Dong Ha that Hanoi has sent about 10 000 troops into an offensive against allied bases in northwest South Vietnam. He said 6000 infiltrated across the DMZ since May 1, with mortars rockets and anti aircraft guns but no heavy artillery. He expected heavy fighting along the defense line but said the enemy would not break through to coastal lowlands before the election.
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Underworld link probed in Colombo shooting
New York police questioned figures tied to the Colombo feud after an attack at the Italian-American Unity Day rally. Joseph Colombo was gravely wounded, a gunman killed, and witnesses described three quick shots near the Columbus statue as a crowd of 15 000 watched. Carlo Gambino and others were also questioned.
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Christopher Columbus
James Delmonico
Six Named to Ohio Health Advisory Council
Ohio announces six appointments to the 39 member Comprehensive Health Planning Advisory Council. Appointees include Samuel P. Giaimo of Cleveland, Dr. David V. Fishman of Cleveland, Dr. Harold B. Brown of Pomeroy, Paul D. Findlay of Toledo, Dr. George Morrice Jr. of Newark, and Mrs. Roger Saminiego of Celina. Term runs to March 26, 1974.
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Ohio Comprehensive Health Planning Advisory Council
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Ohio Department of Health
Samuel P. Giaimo
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Cuyahoga County
Northeast Ohio
Harold B. Brown
Pomeroy
Paul D. Findlay
Toledo Pollution Control Agency
George Morrice Jr
Newark
Storm Loss Estimated At 1.5 Million Dollars Across Ohio
Heavy winds and rain across Ohio last weekend are expected to cost insurers about 1.5 million dollars, the American Insurance Association said. Most damage occurred Friday in Columbus Marysville Springfield South Charleston and Plain City.
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Lewis Gets 1-20 Years At Mansfield In Fatal Beating
Orval Ellsworth Lewis, 18, of Lancaster was sentenced to 1 to 20 years in Mansfield Reformatory by Judge E. Raymond Morehart for the January 22 beating death of Thomas L. Hart, 16, of Logan Route 1. The verdict was returned by a nine-wemale and three-men Fairfield County jury after about an hour of deliberation.
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Hocking Hospital Wins Favorable Medicare Review Report
Hocking Valley Community Hospital received a highly favorable Medicare utilization review covering 11 claims with no deficiencies. Board members praised the medical staff as average patient stay improved to 13.1 days this year, May census 41 patients, and emergency room visits rose to 271. Financials show a May surplus of 6 846, with five month total 39 042 before depreciation. Plans for an extended care unit target completion by mid November and opening by Jan 1 1972.
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Heat and humidity blanket the nation with cooler Northwest
Hot humid air dominates most regions with only the Northwest remaining cool. Overnight temperatures linger in the 70s and 80s as warmth persists across the country in a humid pattern.
Heat Wave Grips Hocking County With Record 99 Degrees
Hocking County logged an official 99 degree high at 3 30 p m Monday. A Monday night thunderstorm cooled the area briefly, with a 63 degree low and a 78 degree 1 a m reading. Forecast calls for hot humid weather with upper 90s highs and possible thundershowers Wednesday.
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Ohio
Nixon rules out tax cuts and price controls
The White House said Nixon will not seek tax cuts or faster federal spending to boost the economy. He will veto a $5.6 billion public works bill that would create jobs, and a wage and price review board is not planned. The bill includes $1.5 billion for a four year Appalachian regional development program.
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Nixon names Connally as chief economic spokesman
The White House designates Connally a Democrat former Texas governor as top economic spokesman. He says stimulus will eventually cut unemployment toward 4.5 percent by mid 1972, while acknowledging the 4 percent target is unlikely. He notes public works veto not tied to that goal.
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Judge weighs Teamster power clash over Fitzgerald takeover
U S District Judge June Green must decide today on Don Vestal and allied Teamsters as they seek to block Frank Fitzsimmons from leading the union while Hoffa remains imprisoned. Vestal supporters vow a floor fight at the July 5 Miami Beach convention, with rivals Bob Vestal and Theodore Daley preparing to challenge Fitzsimmons.
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