Johnson suspects Kennedy behind Vietnam War study
Sources say former President Johnson believes Robert F. Kennedy inspired the Vietnam War study. The study, published in The New York Times and The Washington Post, is denied by Kennedy ally John Kenneth Galbraith. Time cites Johnson attraction to troop buildup rationale and Max Taylor’s doubts.
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High Court to rule on tapping next term
The Supreme Court will decide next term if the federal government may tap phones without court approval when national security is at stake. Attorney General Mitchell argues for executive self defense over privacy, while lower courts found such eavesdropping unconstitutional in Plamondon case.
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FBI Budget Approved Despite Criticism In House Panel Vote
The House Appropriations Committee endorsed the full FBI funding request of 334.5 million as part of a 4 billion package for State Justice and Commerce operating funds for the coming year. The panel also backed 698.9 million for the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and 524.5 million for the Maritime program, while cutting several other agencies including the EEOC and International Labor Organization contributions.
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Second round battle over printing Viet report begins
New York Times and the Justice Department enter a second round in a legal fight over publishing secret Pentagon papers. A three judge appeals panel will hear arguments on First Amendment issues while a parallel case proceeds in Washington involving the Washington Post. Ellsberg says he offered copies to Kissinger and others, with McGovern and McCloskey noted in the wake.
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Venereal Disease Forum Set For Lompoc Library Tonight
Tonight at 8 p.m. in the Lompoc Public Library multi purpose room a public forum hosts Eileen Dunn and Dr. David Abels. The Junior Alpha Club aims to drive local health action amid a rising venereal disease problem with fivefold rise in early year appointments and projections of over 100000 cases in the year.
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Lompoc Council Reviews Budget and Jail Use Pact
Lompoc City Council meets in an adjourned session to adopt the 1971-72 budget and hear a second reading on a tax hike from five to six percent. The panel will consider a one year jail facilities agreement with Santa Barbara County plus duties for city services, and appointments to boards as terms expire June 30. Flower Festival week opens with many residents in sunburn and light outfits.
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