Times Wins Court Order Halting War Data Publication
The New York Times halted publication of material from the Pentagon study on the Vietnam War pending a hearing after a federal judge called the issues serious and fundamental. The court refused to order surrender of documents, citing potential harm to national security and foreign relations.
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Times
the Times
Justice Department
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
FBI
John W. Hushen
William P. Rogers
United States
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Gurfein
Asst. U.S. Atty
Michael D. Hess
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale Law School
Shreveport Group Opens Shire House for Drug Help
Shire House in Shreveport opened Tuesday to serve youths with drug problems without fear of arrest under a no heat policy. CODAC funds the program run by Shire House with six doctors on call and a registered nurse on duty. police will not enter the house or question patients hospitalized there. The effort, modeled after Arizona’s Phoenix Plan, aims to coordinate community resources to curb drug use amid rising LSD and barbiturate activity, with a community fundraising drive to reach a $100,000 goal.
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Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
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CODAC
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George D’artois
D’artois
Phoenix
Arizona
William Jamison
Jamison
Historical Site Endangered by Planned Highway in Plaquemine
In Plaquemine Louisiana the state plans to widen Louisiana 1 to four lanes by bidding on June 30 to fill 1600 feet of the bayou with 433000 cubic yards of sand. The project would erase Evangeline’s Bayou Plaquemine landmark and the Acadian Festival site memorializing Fin a Celine’s voyage along the Atchafalaya Basin to St Martinville in search of Gabriel.
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St. Martinville
Debris From C135 Believed Found After Pacific Crash
Debris believed from an Air Force C135 jet transport reportedly found by search ships off Hawaii after a crash Sunday between American Samoa and Hawaii. Pieces of metal helmets and cabin lining identified as from the C135. No survivors reported. 24 aboard from Wright Patterson and local bases on a classified mission linked to French nuclear test monitoring.
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Senate weighs large loan guarantees for Lockheed and others
The Senate Banking Committee eyed a $250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed and discussed broader multibillion dollar plans to back firms vital to the economy. Fed chair Burns proposed up to $2 billion in guarantees, while Javits urged up to $5 billion in emergency backing.
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Federal Reserve Board
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
William H. Moore
Bankers Trust Co
Lockheed
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