Times Case Sent To 8 Judge Panel
The U S Court of Appeals will hear the Pentagon Papers case with an eight judge panel to decide on the constitutional questions of publishing the secret Vietnam War era report. The hearing is set for Tuesday with an order restraining further Times publication remaining in effect.
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New York
UPI
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New York Times
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Vietnam
Henry J. Friend Ix
the Times
Washington
Gerhard A. Gesell
Washington Post
Dennis J. Doolin
Defense Secretary
International Security Affairs
U.S
Doolin
Gesell
Friends of the Court
Friendly
National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Friends
Justice Department
Paul R. Hays
J. Joseph Smith
Times
Murray J. Gurfein
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Soviet Defector Fedosseiev Kept Under Tight British Guard
London AP reports British security chiefs shield Anatol Fedosseiev a 52 year old Soviet space scientist who defected. The Home Office says he is in Britain and has permission to stay. Unnamed sources claim he was deputy minister for space research and key figure behind Soyuz and Luna programs.
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London
Anatol Fedosseiev
Home Office
Britain
Soviet Union
River Stage Changes in Camden and Monroe
Readable OCR notes show river stage changes with Camden at 26 and 41.4 rise and Monroe around 400s with a 13.6 rise. The fragment indicates rising water and stage shifts on River Street area.
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Camden
Monroe
Twin Cities Chit Chat Visitors and Campus Roof Hole
Mrs Helen Lyphard of Philadelphia is visiting for two weeks with her daughter and family at 910 33rd St Monroe. A large hole in the ceiling at Gun by Dining Hall on the Northeast Louisiana University campus drew attention as repairs attempted to stop a roof leak. officials say the hole will be fixed before September.
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Helen Lyphard
Philadelphia
Brendan Carolyn
33Rd St
Monroe
Gunby Dining Hall
Northeast Louisiana University
House Debates Welfare-Social Security Bill
The House opens debate on a welfare reform bill tied to a nationwide family income plan of 2400 dollars for four, with work requirements for recipients. Conservatives oppose broader eligibility, liberals fear too low a income level, while backers claim the program will curb runaway costs and improve work incentives. The vote on welfare provisions is anticipated Tuesday. Social Security elements attract less opposition.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
New Light Activated Cure for Herpes Faces Study
Baylor College of Medicine researchers report a photodynamic inactivation method using a light absorbing dye applied to skin lesions and exposed to daylight. The technique aims to halt herpes simplex replication, showing 87 percent improvement in 60 patients with multiple recurrences. Further study is planned.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Baylor College of Medicine
Baylor
Troy D. Felber
American Medical Association
Solons OK All Of Funds Asked By FBI
The House Appropriations Committee recommended full funding for the FBI at 334.4 million as part of a 12 month operating budget for State Justice and Commerce, with another 698.9 million for Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and 524.5 million for maritime subsidies. Reductions hit EEOC and several smaller items including contributions to the International Labor Organization and U.S. embassy lodging and Supreme Court auto rentals.
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UPI
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Bureau
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Judiciary
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
U.S
International Labor Organization
Waldorf Astoria
United Nations
Supreme Court
Former Alexandria Mayor Bowden Pleads Guilty in Theft Case
Former Alexandria mayor George Bowden pleaded guilty to a consolidated theft charge involving about $6,000 taken from city funds during his 16 years in office. Judge A M D'Angelo sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary and a $3,000 fine.
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Alexandria
George Bowden
A. M D'Angelo
Bowden
Rapides Parish
Leroy Wilson
W. H. Lambdin
Joe Sanchez
First Witness Is Heard In Medina Case
Staff Sergeant Charles LaCroix testified at the Medina My Lai trial pre trial hearing claiming threats of murder charges by commanding officers. He described calls by Maj Gen Bernard Rogers and Col Robert Miller pressuring him to turn state's evidence against Captain Ernest Medina.
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F. Lee Bailey
Ernest Medina
My Lai
Ft. McPherson
FT. Mcpherson, Ga
UPI
Ernest L. Medina
Tral
My 1.Ai
Charles LaCroix
Ft. Carson, Cole
Medina
Kenneth A. Howard
la Croix
Bernard W. Rogers
Robert E. Miller
Blue Ribbon
LaCrosse
Rogers
Ft. Carson
Department of the Army
William) Westmoreland
LaCroix
Thundershowers Ahead For Northeast Louisiana Summer
A weather update notes the start of summer with highs around 90 to 94 in Northeast Louisiana. Skies become partly cloudy with afternoon thundershowers possible and a 40 percent rain chance today and Tuesday, 20 percent at night. Lows near 66 to 70, with Monroe Airport recording 92 high and 70 low. 21 accumulative rainfall for Sunday.
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Louisiana
Federal Aviation Agency
Monroe Municipal
Debate Halt Sought By Solons
Senate leaders planned to file a motion to end debate on the draft extension, aiming to prevent its expiration in 10 days. A cloture vote was set for Wednesday as opponents, led by Gravel, vow to filibuster if needed to force funding cuts for the Vietnam War.
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Washington
Upi
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Gravel
Congress
Sen
Marlow Cook
Hoffa Loses Lead. Fitzsimmons Named Teamsters Head
Hoffa resigns as president of the Teamsters Union and Frank Fitzsimmons is chosen to lead the two million member union. The decision was announced at a general executive board meeting in Miami Beach and relayed to President Nixon who then met with board members at the Playboy Plaza Hotel.
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Miami Beach, Fla
High Ouachita Parish home ownership in recent census
New figures from the Department of Commerce report Ouachita Parish housing shows 62.0 percent owner occupancy versus 58.9 percent nationally and 59.2 percent in the West South Central states. In 1970 the area had 22 776 owner occupied units out of 36 747 dwellings as national home owners rose 7.1 million over the decade. The rise follows years of low unemployment and rising incomes with mortgage access. Homes and improvements spurred spending, with owners investing 14.8 billion dollars in upkeep last year.
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New York
Ouachita Parish
Department of Commerce
United States
Supreme Court to Rule Next Term on Wiretap Authority
The Supreme Court agreed to rule next term on government's power to tap phones without federal judge consent in security investigations. The case tests Attorney General Mitchell’s claimed authority to approve wiretaps, amid lower court reversals. The decision could affect privacy rights and presidential power in surveillance.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Justice Department
Harry A. Blackmun
Georgia
Martin Sweig
House
John W. McCormack
Sweig
Nathan Voloshen
Reece
Ralph Ginzburg
Detroit
U.S
Damon J. Keith
Lawrence Plamondon
White Panther Party
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Keith
Plamondon
Central Intelligence Agency
Ann Arbor
Mich
George C. Edwards
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