Court joins government press battle over pentagon study
The Supreme Court agreed to hear cases arising from the publication of material from a top secret Pentagon study on the Vietnam War origin. The government seeks to restrain outlets while The New York Times and The Washington Post press on, with Daniel Ellsberg facing arrest for allegedly possessing the documents.
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Washington
UPS
US. Supreme Court
Pentagon
Justice Department
Daniel Elsberg
Defense Department
New York Times
Supreme Court
the Times
The
Washington Post
Lyndon B. Johnson
Los Angeles
Elisberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rand Corp
Ellsberg
Times
the Post
Benjamin C. Bradlee
Post
Times and Post
William Q. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Douglas
Goose Praire
Wash
City to install 11 outdoor coin telephones in various locations
Council introduced an ordinance to contract with Bell Telephone Co. for 11 outdoor coin telephones at locations along E Washington St and near significant landmarks. Residents complained of dirt on Liberty St while a proposed street paving petition and preliminary assessments were ordered. The city received 3177 from Continental CATV for a 1970 cable license. An ordinance to repeal 1930 street widening requirements for North St was introduced after planning commission input. Mesta Machine Co. sought vacating Sherman St in front of its plant and Amelia Carvella was allowed to install posts on her property to deter street crossing.
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Bell Telephone Co
Ym-Ywca
Quaker Cleaners
E. Washington St
Dial Finance
N. Mill St
Sycamore Way
Dean Phipps Auto
Croton Ave
Towne Mall
Long
Amelia Carvella
Wallace Ave
Richard H. Biddle
Continental Catv
Mesta Machine Co
Sherman St
E. Lynn St
North St
Shenango St
Neshannock Ave
City Planning Commission
Yanks Join Fighting Around Fire Base Fuller
American tanks and armored personnel carriers moved to support South Vietnamese forces around the abandoned Fire Base Fuller, five miles south of the DMZ. B52 raids continued, with nearly 20 million pounds dropped over Quang Tri Province since May 21. One U.S. soldier killed at Camp Carroll and others wounded, plus a Huey helicopter shot down east of An Khe.
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Saigon
Upi
Fuller
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U.S
5Th Division
Quang Tri Province
U.S. Command
Camp Carroll
An Khe
Education contract talks detail New Castle issues and costs
A long negotiating record covers teacher sabbaticals, preparation time, ethics, grievance procedures, dues, hospitalization, life insurance, graduate tuition, longevity pay, summer school, and base salary proposals. Totals show the fact-finder’s recommended package at $994,002 with both sides pressing interpretations under law and collective bargaining constraints.
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New Castle Area Education Association
Othe
New Castle
McNamara urges Vietnamese to win Indochina war
Former Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told President Johnson in a memo dated Oct. 14, 1966 that the Indochina War must be fought and won by the Vietnamese people themselves. He said the U.S. had not found the formula to train and inspire them into action, a point printed in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch as part of Pentagon history excerpts.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Lyndon B. Johnson
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Pentagon
United States
Indochina
Extradition appeals heard in Yablonski slay case
Tennessee man Sirious Huddleston and his daughter Annette Gilly, among five charged in the slayings of UMW official Joseph Yablonski and his family, were set to appeal extraditions to the Ohio Supreme Court after the Eighth District upheld the extraditions. Paul Gilly also faces a similar appeal as authorities hold the trio in Cuyahoga County Jail.
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Cleveland
UPI
Tennessee
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Joseph Yablonski
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio Eighth District Court of Appeals
Annette Gilly
Sirious Huddleston
LaFollette
Tenn
Cuyahoga
Protests planned by VFW Peace Post in Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin UPI reports a VFW Peace Post suspending members for antiwar activity plans a second day of protests. The post led a six block march and held a rally about the suspension with no police incidents. Mei Cohen said they seek a quiet show of support against the war.
New Castle Transportation Plan Adopted by Officials
City, county, state and federal representatives adopted a general transportation plan projected to 1990. The plan bases future state highway construction and stems from a study begun in 1967. It commits to completing the US 422 bypass, Beaver Valley Expressway, inner belt highway in the city and the Falls St. extension.
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New Castle
Us.s. 422
Falls St
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