Complies With Court Order N Y Times Suspends Pentagon Study
The New York Times halted publication of material from a secret Pentagon Vietnam war study under a federal court restraining order. Judge Gurfein set a hearing for Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday for the suspension. the paper warned against prior restraint and defended press rights while denying government overclassification. Senate Leader Mansfield said the study would be disclosed in hearings regardless of court outcome.
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New York Times
Pentagon
U.S. Dist
Murray I. Gurfein
the Times
Justice Department
Times
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U.S
CSEA Officials Call Off Planned Statewide Strike
Albany AP The Civil Service Employees Association voted unanimously to call off its statewide strike less than 24 hours before it would have begun. A settlement with state officials freezes layoffs of permanent staff and prioritizes rehiring laid off workers. The deal includes a review by Aug 1 to match laid off workers with vacancies and adjust for temporary staff.
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N.Y
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
T. Norman Hurd
Abe Lavine
House Approves 5.5 Billion Economic Development Bill
The House approves a 5.5 billion economic development measure despite veto threats. The bill would give 2 billion in federal public works grants and extend Appalachian regional programs for four years and loans aid for local economies for two more years. Senate opposition prevents a veto override. House passed 275 to 104, Senate 45 to 33.
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House
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Public Works Committee
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Nixon
Senate
Lottery Winners Named In Post 12 Drawing For $100000
Post position number 12 winners share $100000 each with tickets listing L Mekoski D E De grasse 29 Midland Ave Ken nore NY Pete Danisher 48 29th Bayonne NJ and Mr Les Whallong RD 4 Logans port IN Also three $50000 second prizes go to the Cameron Family 936 Castle Hill Ave Bronx Cecilia Grohotolski Hazard Rd Palmerton PA and James A OConnell Jr 56 Ferndale Rd Terraces Rocky Point NY
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Logansport
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Cameron Family
Castle Hill Ave
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Bronx
Cecilia Grohotolski
Hazard Rd
Palmerton
James A. O'Connell Jr
Ferndale Rd
Rocky Point
N.Y
Official Merger Ties United Methodist Churches in New York
Rochester report states the Erie and Western New York conferences of the United Methodist Church have officially merged. The Western New York Conference approved the merger at a Tuesday meeting in North Chili, effective today. The Erie Conference will split, with one branch joining Western New York and the other joining Pennsylvania.
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Western New York
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Western N. Y
Chile
Pennsylvania
New York
Three Children Die in Niagara Falls Fire
Three children died in a two story home fire in Niagara Falls New York. The coroner said smoke inhalation caused the deaths. Identified as Floyd DeMeen 4 Lloyd 9 and Dorothy 10 children of Mr and Mrs Lloyd B DeMeen.
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N. Y
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Lloyd
Dorothy
Lloyd B. DeMeen
New Jersey man given 20 years to life for murder
John Parker Jr., 30, of Mahwah, New Jersey, was sentenced by Ulster County Court Judge Raymond O. Mino to 20 years to life for the 1970 murder of gas station attendant Gordon Scharrenberg, 20, whose bullet-ridden body was found on the Thruway near New Paltz after Parker pleaded guilty June 7.
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New Jersey
New Paltz
Ulster County Court
Raymond O. Mino
John Parker Jr
Mahwah
N.J
Parker
Gordon Scharrenberg
Park Ridge
OK New Rate Classes for New York Auto Insurance
The New York state insurance department approved expanding rate classifications for auto insurance. Deputy Superintendent Alexander E Fox said the change will test whether new classes with good accident records yield lower rates while higher rates apply to classes with poor records, with no change in average rates.
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State Insurance Department
Alexander E. Fox
Convicted thief testifies to $100 million crime net
Under heavy guard in Washington the convicted mail thief Robert F. Cudak testified before Senate rackets investigators. He said his lifetime of crime earned about $100 million in stocks bonds jewelry cash and furs for him and his partners. He named associates and fences who handled the goods.
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Senate
Robert F. Cudak
Soviet Ship Freed After Court Rules Seizure Illegal
The Soviet freighter Suleyman Stalskiy, held for six days in Alameda Bay over a $377,000 lobster damage suit, was released after U.S. District Judge George B. Harris ruled the seizure illegal. The ship sailed for Japan today, freeing Massachusetts fishermen from the attachment.
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Suleyman . Stalskiy
U.S
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Alameda
George B. Harris
U.S. District Court
Rob Banker's Widow Of $200000 Jewelry
New York police seek two gunmen after they raided the Sutton Place penthouse of Mrs Janet Annenberg Neff. They forced elevator operator Daniel Hanley and others to aid entry, filtered a maid inside, and stole bracelets neck laces rings and a 45-carat diamond plus a jeweled crucifix worth an estimated 200000 dollars. They fled with $300 cash after forcing a pillowcase to hold the loot. Mrs Neff widow of Joseph Neff is a noted charity patron and attended Tricia Nixon's White House wedding the prior weekend.
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Sutton Place
Janet Annenberg Neff
Sutton Place South
Daniel Hanley
Hanley
Mrs. Neff
Walter Annenberg
U.S
Britain
Senate expected to reject war funds cut off bill
In Washington AP report the Hatfield McGovern amendment to the draft extension bill would cut off U S war funds by December 31 with a substitute proposing June 30 1972 and retention of troops if no prisoner return deal is reached. AP poll shows 54 against, 37 for, 9 undecided. Senate counts vary. House vote on Thursday faces strong opposition.
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R-Ore
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JW. Fulbright
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William B. Spong
D-Va
House
Court Rejects Angela Davis Bail Request
In Marin County California Judge Richard Arnason denied bail to Angela Davis 27 a self described Communist and ex UCLA instructor amid pretrial proceedings for a shootout last August in which a judge and three men died. Davis and co defendant Russell Magee 32 face murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges. Supporters packed the courtroom gasped shouted for frees and vowed to appeal.
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Angela Davis
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Ruchell Magee
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Viet troops launch security drive for Armed Forces Day parade
More than 10,000 South Vietnamese troops mounted a major security operation around Saigon to guard Saturday’s Armed Forces Day parade. At least 11 Viet Cong were killed in a Tuesday clash southeast of the capital as infiltration efforts from delta provinces were uncovered. The parade marks a Thieu re election campaign move and will include U.S. and Australian troops with two para trooper battalions on standby. Thieu ordered amnesty for about 4,000 deserters and petty criminals serving in combat units.
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Rung Sat
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Long An
Tay
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Tal
U.S
Senate unit weighs Lockheed loan amid broader bailout plans
Senate Banking Committee mulls a 250 million loan guarantee for Lockheed and studies up to 2 billion in federal loan backstops. Proposals from Sen Javits would back up to 5 billion in emergencies. The debate ties to Rolls Royce collapse and the TriStar program with GE and Bankers Trust voicing cautious support and criticism.
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Lockheed Loan
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Bankers Trust Co
Lockheed
Burns
Fred J. Borch
General Electric Co
U.S
Chicago Priests Vote to Censure Cardinal Cody
A group of 900 Chicago priests in the Association of Chicago Priests voted 144 to 126 to censure John Cardinal Cody and four auxiliary bishops for their silence at the National Conference of Catholic Bishops in Detroit. ACP leaders cited discontent over openness to priests’ rising aspirations and the handling of a sociological survey on optional celibacy.
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John Cardinal Cody
Association of Chicago
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Detroit
ACP
Laurance Maddock
ACP Coordinating Committee
U.S
Rome
Mexico City Mayor and Police Chief Quit Over Falcon Goon Squads
Mexico City's mayor Alfonso Martinez Dominguez and police chief Rogelio Flores resigned amid charges they backed the Falcon goon squads that shot at student demonstrators. At least 11 killed and over 100 injured as clashes after demands for educational policy changes and release of detainees tied to the 1968 Olympics. Falcons, armed youths, waited behind police lines for students near the National Polytechnic Institute. Some papers say the Falcons were on the city payroll.
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Alfonso Martinez Dominguez
Revolutionary Institutional Party
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Rogelio Flores
National Senate
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