Court ruling allows Post to publish secret Pentagon documents
A federal judge ruled there is no adequate reason to stop The Washington Post from publishing stories based on top secret Pentagon files, while an appeals court delayed enforcement. FBI traced two Cambridge reproductions of the papers as debates over final conclusions continue.
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Eastland Drenched as Downpours Hit State Summers Day
The Eastland County sheriff reports unofficially five inches of rain from a lengthy shower band settling over low areas near creeks. Minor flooding occurred but no homes were affected as temperatures rose from 70s to around 90s. Tornado sightings were reported but no damage. Forests reopened after fire danger eased.
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Searchers expand effort for missing pilot Hubbard
Fort Worth and nine Lubbock units extend the search for 27 year old pilot Hubbard who began a Sunday flight from Town and Country Airport toward Bridgeport. Forty planes from multiple towns and Army helicopters will sweep the area while CAP planes run three routes between Fort Worth and Lubbock. Hubbard a 1962 Denver City graduate and 1966 Abilene Christian alum coached at Hutchins and Estacado High Schools and is married to Geri Corder with two young daughters.
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Abilene Christian College
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Old County Seat Privy at Scrapyard Sparks Debate
Mississauga Ontario UPI reports the Credit Valley Conservation Authority will not surrender a 130 year old three seater privy found at a scrapyard. The Royal Ontario Museum and two government groups sought the artifact for national collections. A member quips the privy was the original county seat.
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Pair On Trial In Garden City
In Garden City AP report, Whitman Ballard of Odessa and Orville Davis of Midland face trial for the December shotgun slaying of Steve Curry, a 71 year old rancher. Jury selection drew about half of Glasscock County’s residents, with over 90 dismissed and no jurors chosen.
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Whitman Ballard
Odessa
Orville Davis
Midland
Ralph Caton
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Davis
Steve Curry
Thant Undergoes Medical Care After Dizzy Spell
United Nations Secretary-General U Thant, 62, suffered a dizzy spell in his 38th floor office and is receiving medical care at home. He canceled a planned trip to the Soviet Union and several other communist states, including a Moscow departure, and will not serve beyond his present term ending December 31.
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Moratorium’s Effects Limited in U S Women War Protest
U S women across cities such as Detroit Chicago and New York observed a spending moratorium against the Vietnam War led by Women Uniting Against the War WUAW. Organizers say the day showed limited impact on merchants though activists collected letters and aid for migrants and refugees.
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Louisiana rock festival faces legal fight amid youth crowd
Tens of thousands of youths clog roads around Pointe Coupee Parish site as U.S. District Judge West weighs jurisdiction to rule on permits. A health permit hearing with promoters and state officials is set for Tuesday morning while court orders block the event over missing permits.
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Governor Smith vetoes second year in two year budget row
Barnes and Mutscher backed a two year budget but Smith vetoed the second year deeming it beyond constitutional biannual budgeting. Rep Lane Denton called the veto a victory for the Dirty 30 while Rep Fred Agnich warned a 1972 special session could trigger higher taxes.
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Dallas
Bess Truman Admitted For Routine Physical
Bess Truman entered Research Medical Center for a routine physical checkup. Hospital statement says she was admitted at 11:02 a.m. with condition listed as good, with President Truman accompanying her in the family car.
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Allies use artillery as Reds intensify assault near DMZ
Field reports say Communist shelling began Monday noon and lasted over five hours with the sharpest attack at 2:30 p.m. The ground assault on the base was repulsed with American and South Vietnamese artillery and air support. Cambodian official Lok Thich, Northwestern province governor, killed earlier Monday. B52 bombers dropped at least 250 tons on suspected positions near Fire Base Fuller, a former U.S. base near the DMZ.
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Hoffa Loses Lead as Fitzsimmons Named Teamsters Chief
James Hoffa steps down as Teamsters president while Frank Fitzsimmons takes over at Miami Beach. Nixon praises the change as Hoffa faces parole doubts. Don Vestal denounces the leadership shift and seeks a court delay and neutral control. A separate notice reports Michigan House approves a bill raising penalties for tampered Halloween treats.
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Teamsters
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Nashville, Tenn
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Contraception Approach Urged by Australian Gynecologist
Prof. Carlyle Wood of Queen Victoria Hospital told a Melbourne medical conference that contraception strategies should be lighter in tone as one in four women fear it in any form.
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Queen Victoria Hospital
Unemployment and costs trend amid mixed May data
The report shows a 4.1 percent three month rise in living costs through May with a 4.4 percent year over year increase. New jobless claims total 245,000 for the week ended June 12 while 1,947,000 Americans received unemployment pay the week ending June 5. Government notes record high employment at 79.9 million and signs of economic recovery despite lingering jobless concern. Food, housing, clothing, transport, medical care, and recreation costs all posted gains in the period.
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