Ellsberg Case Draws Mixed Foreign Press Reactions
International papers react to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing publication of the Pentagon Papers. The London Observer and Times hail it as press freedom, while others caution on definitions and implications. The Manila Evening News questions whether the decision marks a new standard or merely reaffirmation.
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Today in History Highlights From July 9 1971
The history notes mark key events on this date including Argentina’s 1816 independence, Washington’s 1776 troop mobilization, President Taylor’s death in 1850, royal engagement announcements in 1947, and Cold War tensions in 1960. It also recalls a 10 year-ago space recovery and a 5 year-ago NAACP meeting in Los Angeles.
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