Passport Snatch Probe Roils Israeli-U.S. Ties
Two FBI men attached to the U.S. consulate in Haifa are alleged by Tel Aviv lawmakers to have profiled a 20 year old American tourist Christina Canziani and coerced her to surrender her passport. Maariv reports Israeli foreign ministry may protest.
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Gravel cites mistrust in people and secrecy in government
Alaska Democrat Gravel argues leadership has not trusted the American people over 10 to 20 years. He says Nixon era secrecy harms freedoms and highlights a gulf between moral judgment and current actions.
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Rand by Ellsberg leaks top secret Pentagon study
The Rand employee Daniel Ellsberg admitted leaking the United States Vietnam relations 1945 1967 study. A federal grand jury resumes hearings Tuesday as justice officials refuse to disclose witnesses. Anthony Russo appeals a contempt ruling while Lynda Sinay testified Ellsberg paid her 150 dollars to copy papers.
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Negotiators Idle Over Holiday Weekend in Pittsburgh Press Strike
Strikes end of the walkout was in sight as management and printers paused for the holiday. A spokesman called talks resuming a hell of a good question while a meeting was set for Tuesday to resolve the Pittsburgh Press Co dispute that began May 14 and shut both city dailies.
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Chou En-Lai Sends Condolences on Soyuz 11 Death
Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai expressed deep grief to the Soviet people and condolences to the families of the Soyuz 11 cosmonauts in a telegram to Premier Kosygin dated Saturday, signaling official sympathy amid renewed Sino-Soviet tensions.
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Atlantic Journey Solo Sailor on Course for Newport
Nicolette Milnes-Walker 28 sails solo across the Atlantic aboard Aziz. Port Melbourne radar sighting confirms she is on schedule three weeks after departure from Britain. After 21 days she has covered about 1600 miles of the 3500 mile route toward Newport Rhode Island with provisions for 70 days.
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Dane crosses North Atlantic toward Iceland in speedboat
Hans Tholstrup, 26, from Copenhagen, begins a 300 mile run from Torshavn in a 20 foot twin engine boat Red Eric aiming for Vestmanna Islands or Hornafjordur. This leg is the third and longest of a 6000 mile voyage begun two weeks ago via Norway and the Shetlands.
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CBS Faces Contempt Case Over The Selling of the Pentagon
The House Commerce Committee moves to cite CBS and Frank Stanton for contempt if subpoenaed material used in The Selling of the Pentagon is not produced. CBS and committee lawyers clash over First Amendment rights and the scope of government access to edited television material.
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Martha Mitchell Defends Pentagon Papers Critique
Mrs. Martha Mitchell, wife of Attorney General John Mitchell, says disclosure of Pentagon papers undermines troop morale and hinders Vietnam War negotiations. She spoke as mother of Army 1st Lt. Jay Jennings, who leads a tank unit in Vietnam, urging responsible press disclosure.
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Oslo Holds 25th U.S. Independence Day Ceremony
Oslo observed its 25-year Independence Day ceremony at the Abraham Lincoln monument in Frogner Park. The event honors ties between Norway and Norwegians abroad, under the Norsemen’s federation and the University of Oslo international summer school. A wreath was placed by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Embertson and Sherre Sofie on behalf of the summer school.
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