Supreme Court weighs Pentagon papers case amid leaks
The Supreme Court votes 5 to 4 to hear the government’s claim that publication of secret Pentagon documents threatens national security as The New York Times and The Washington Post face temporary bans. Daniels Elisberg is sought for arrest in a leak probe, while other papers continue partial publication. The Boston Globe is barred from resuming its series pending a hearing.
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Boston Globe
TV Crew Too Close As Hughes Frightened In Harlem Shootings
Senator Harold E. Hughes and three colleagues toured a Harlem narcotics site and were chased from a tenement cellar where addicts prepared heroin. A TV crew spotlighted the scene provoking threats from an addict. five glassine envelopes believed to contain heroin were seized from Hughes and aides during the visit. Police later found no one in the basement.
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Harlem Hospital
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Martha Davis
The
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Red Gunners Pound Bases Near DMZ
Saigon report says fighting around abandoned Fire Base Fuller eased but North Vietnamese gunners kept bombarding outposts guarding northern provinces. Rockets hit Da nemw Mann tlee ee Vani Varro and Tegimenwal HQs south of Fuller. mortars struck a Vietnamese infantry position near Fuller with few casualties. Ground fighting centered on Fuller Friday as 1st Infantry Division killed 12 enemy soldiers east of the base. allied casualties listed as 22 dead and 89 wounded.
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Fuller
South Vietnam
Vani Varro
Tegimenwal
Demilitarized Zone
le Trung Hien
Dmz
U.S
Weekend Heat Persists With Humidity Levels Highs in the Mid‑90s
Forecasters warn of continued hot and humid conditions this weekend. Weekend highs are expected in the mid 90s with overnight lows around 70. Rain chances hover around 40 percent through tomorrow.
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Hoffa Seeks Parole Again
James R. Hoffa seeks parole from a 13 year term for mail fraud and jury tampering after resigning all Teamsters Union offices. The parole board will rehear on July 7 if new information is presented, following his 1967 Lewisburg prison stay.
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Lewisburg
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Hofffa
Tobacco Heiress Doris Duke Joins Black Church Choir
Doris Duke, famed tobacco heiress once dubbed world richest girl, reportedly attends a Nutley New Jersey church and sings in its senior choir each Sunday. A church member and the pastor declined to comment, while prominent congregants and Sarah Vaughan are noted in attendance at a related church dinner.
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Doris Duke
First Baptist Church
Orange
Lawrence C. Roberts
Miss Duke
Somerville
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Pillar of Fire Theological Seminary
York
England
New Jersey
Sarah Vaughn
Draft calls set for July and August in 1971
Washington AP reports Defense Department sets a combined quota of 16 000 for July and August as Congress moves toward a two year extension of the draft law expiring June 30 1971. Officials note calls could be filled by college students after deferments end if needed.
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Army
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