Court orders halt on Vietnam study articles by Times and Post
The US Court of Appeals in Washington barred the New York Times and ordered the Washington Post to suspend publication of its series based on the top secret Pentagon study on Vietnam origin policy. The Post earlier published an installment despite government moves to block it, while Gurfein in New York weighed extending the restraining order on the Times.
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Post
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Appeals Court
New York
U.S. District Court
Murray I. Gurfein
Times
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale University
Gurfein
Republic
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
U.S. Atty
Whitney North Seymour
U.S
Vietnam
Seymour
Johnson’ Administration
North Vietnam
Defense Department
Murray Marder
Johnson Administration
North
the Post
South Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Clark M. Clifford
Area Lake Managers Eye on Future at Ottawa Meeting
Pomona and Melvern reservoir managers outlined flood control, recreation, and economic impacts before the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce. Pomona, begun 1938 and completed 1963 at 13.5 million, has hosted 5.265 million visitors since 1964, boosting local economy with about 10.5 million spent. Melvern, 65 percent complete, will be twice Pomona in size with 7 000 acres, nine recreation areas, and final completion expected 1973 or 1974 at a 37 million dollar cost, with I 35 nearby improving access.
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Pomona
Melvern
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Dennis
Ottawa
Kenneth Bowen
Lamar Phillips
Phillips
Dennis
Topeka
Kansas City
Bowen
Marais Des Cygnes
Rowen
Corps of Engineers
Saigon Parade Safe Despite Intense Vietnam Fighting
U S forces repelled multiple attacks in South Vietnam as Da Nang and allied bases faced shelling and a central highlands assault killed 81 Viet Cong, while Saigon hosted a peaceful Armed Forces Day parade. Two Americans died and 19 wounded in Friday’s three attacks. civilian casualties reported.
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U.S
South Vietnam
da Nang
Viet Cong
Nguyen van Thieu
Dmz
Jury Still Out On Verns First Sortie
Lawrence Kan AP nearly four months after Kansas AG Vern Miller led a drug raid on Lawrence. Of 33 arrested Feb 26, only eight cases completed, none tried to verdict. Six guilty pleas, two dismissals, three on bond forfeiture, one transferred, six in preliminary stages, 15 set for fall jury trials. Some charges dismissed due to age or lack of proof.
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Kan
Kansas
Vern Miller
Miller
University City
Douglas County District Court
New Ottawa firefighter Wadkins balances streets and service
Darrell Wadkins is the Ottawa Fire Department’s newest recruit. In three months he has learned the city streets, serves as a tailboard man and nozzle, and stays on call even on days off. A Ottawa High School graduate, he lives with his wife Alice and daughter Stacey at 935 N. Sycamore, busy with equipment upkeep and training during six months of probation.
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Darrell Wadkins
Ottawa Fire Department
Wadkins
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Alice
Stacey
N. Sycamore
Ottawa Department
Senate debates new antiwar withdrawal date in Indochina
In Washington AP report two new Senate attempts aim to set a fixed withdrawal date from Indochina. Pastore drafts an amendment urging July 4, 1972 pullout with no mandatory funds cutoff, seen as having better odds than the prior punitive funds proposal.
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Senate
Indochina
John O. Pastore
D-A.sr
Congress
Pastore
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