Pentagon Papers Were Useless Secrets, Bundy Says
Los Angeles AP Bundy former adviser to Kennedy and Johnson testified that the Pentagon papers released in 1969 offered little military value to an enemy and were of historical interest rather than operational use. He said North Vietnamese secrets were already abundant in newspapers and public records and that the papers could not have harmed the United States.
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Los Angeles
McGeorge Bundy
Vietnam
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Pentagon
Richard Nixon
Elisberg and Russo
Fillsberg
Russo
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Bundy
U.S
Congressional Record
Ford Foundation
David Nissen
Bail Raised in Viet Nam Heroine Body Smuggling Case
Bail increased from 50 000 to 150 000 for Thomas E Southerland 31 held in a heroin smuggling conspiracy reportedly using Viet Nam war dead to move narcotics into the United States Michael E Marr assistant U S attorney asked the court to raise bail during a Friday hearing before Federal Judge James R Miller Jr Prosecutor warned Southerland could be killed before trial on charges of involvement in the conspiracy
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Baltimore
U. S
Michael E. Marr
Thomas E Southerland
James R. Miller Jr
Southerland
Local driver faces multiple traffic charges on city arteries
A string of traffic-related arrests and charges were reported Friday and Saturday. Linda Sheckels, 26, of Jacksonville, Florida, faced failure to reduce speed on U S 40 West with $20 collateral and a March 27 trial. Others include Donald Hanshew for selling to a minor, Walter Pryor on a battery warrant, Weedon Bowie on three warrants, Nellie Ball for negligent driving with $30 collateral and April 18 trial, and more. Combined collateral totals and trial dates vary, with several defendants held on warrants or jailed for related offenses.
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Carroll Parkway
Linda C. Sheckels
Jacksonville
Fla
U.S. 40 West
Douglas E. Orndorff, Jr
Winchester Street
Franklin
East South
Donald E. Hanshew
Rt. 10
Frederick
Sixth
Bentz
Hanshew
Walter E. Pryor
Taney Apartments
Pryor
Weedon Wright Bowie
South Market Street
Bowie
Nellie L. Ball
Columbus
Ohio
West Patrick Street
Winfred A. Jennings
Detroit
Mich
East Ninth Street
John S. Crawford, Jr
West Fifth Street
James Allen Angleberger
Rt. 2
Keymar
West South Street
West Partick Street
Roy George Stottlemyer
Waverly Garden Apartments
Catoctin Avenue
Common Market Ministers Seek Dollar Stability
Paris dispatch says finance ministers from the Common Market meet in Brussels to defend the official dollar rate after a Paris conference urged reopening of Western European exchange markets March nineteen. They aim for steps toward a common European currency while envoys plan technical studies on faster monetary reform.
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Paris
Brussels
Europe
Kiichi Aichi
Tokyo
Treasury
George P. Shultz
United States
U.S
Mt Airy Library: new unit eyed on parking lot
Mt Airy residents and the Friends of the Library push a 3600 square foot unit with wood paneling, a deck, office, and restroom on the town’s parking lot. The town seeks a declaratory decree against Watkins heirs to authorize building, while emphasizing Maryland’s statewide library system.
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Atlantic Mobile Corporation
Library Board
Mt. Airy
Carroll County
Beck
Wife Charged With Theft Of Ex POW Husband Money
CHAMBERSBURG Pa AP Mrs Norman J Brookens wife of a former civilian prisoner of war freed on $5000 bail after being charged with embezzlement of her husband She also filed for divorce on grounds of adultery and a restraining order was issued to prevent disposition of property Brookens an employee for the State Department's Agency for International Development returned home from a Viet Cong prison in February claiming she sold real estate and bought new property in her name The case centers on misused power of attorney and alleged sale of a $35000 stone home and other properties during his captivity
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Chambersburg
Norman J. Brookens
Mabel Shoemaker
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Brookens
Esther
Franklin County
Edward S. Finkelstein
Harrisburg
Finkelstein
State Department
Agency For International Deveopment
South Vietnam
Brockens
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Maryland Rent Control Bill Cleared House Committee
ANNAPOLIS AP The House Economic Matters Committee advanced a bill to cap rent hikes at five percent through July 1 1974 for most of Maryland 485000 apartments and to roll back hikes this year The measure targets landlords with four or more units and allows pass through of higher costs with documented justification The vote 13 6 included amendments to tighten the notice and scope Del Vernon Boozer led opposition while Del Charles Docter predicted floor support
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Baltimore
Anne Arundel
del. F. Vernon Boozer
D-Balton
Boozer
Maryland
Docter
Del
William H. Cox Jr
D-Harford
Bel Air
Maryland bans lead shot for waterfowl hunting
Maryland Secretary of Natural Resources James B. Coulter issues a regulation prohibiting lead shot for waterfowl hunting, making Maryland the first state to enact the rule. The measure takes effect October 1, 1974 amid hunting controversy over steel alternatives and potential costs. Scientists say about 20,000 waterfowl die yearly from ingesting lead shot. The Government House grounds in Ottawa span about 90 acres.
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Annapolis
State Secretary of Natural Resources
Maryland
Sec
James B. Coulter
General Assembly
Coulter
Department
Government House
Ottawa
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