Times to Print Secret Vietnam War Study
New York Times resisted a Justice Department bid to halt publication of a top secret Pentagon study on U.S. involvement in Indochina. Attorney General Mitchell warned of an injunction, while Times editor Walter Cronkite or publisher Arthur Sulzberger stated the paper would publish and let the courts decide. The 40 volume study, three years in progress, includes sections on clandestine warfare and the Johnson administration's 1964 decisions.
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Fayette Girl Dies In Highway Wreck
A 14 year old Fayette girl, Donna Sue Cravens, died when the car she rode in skidded on a curve and was struck broadside by a second vehicle on Missouri Highway 5 south of Fayette. Helen Broadus, 48, and Lee A Harris Sr., 46, were in fair condition at the University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia.
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Eleven Cities Eligible For Air Inspectors
The Missouri Air Conservation Commission designated 11 cities Cape Girardeau Columbia Hannibal Joplin Kirksville Nevada Poplar Bluff Rolla St. Joseph Sedalia and West Plains as eligible for part time deputy inspectors trained by the state and paid by the city. Cities may apply for federal aid to fund the inspectors salaries.
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Springfield adopts 13 million dollar budget for 1971 72
The Springfield City Council unanimously approves a 13 million dollar budget for the 1971 72 fiscal year. The plan includes a five percent wage increase for city employees who have reached the top of their pay scales.
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