Court ruling lifts ban on Post and Times Pentagon study
The U.S. Court of Appeals allowed The Washington Post to resume publishing after 6 p.m. Friday and eased a ban on The New York Times. The decisions clear the way for a Supreme Court review on whether the papers may publish the secret Pentagon study.
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High Court
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Boston Globe
Chicago Sun-Times
State Department
Ogden Reid
R-N.y
John Moss
D-Calif
Moss
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
No Fault Insurance Bill Becomes Law in Florida
Florida governors decision not to sign a no fault auto insurance bill led to its midnight enactment. The measure promises a 15 percent rate cut next year with constitutional questions to be resolved via declaratory judgment. Rep. Buddy MacKay urged early ruling to avoid a legal cloud before January.
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Fla
Florida
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Askew
Don Pride
American Insurance Association
Price
Florida Supreme Court
Robert Shevin
Pride
Shevin
Kenneth ‘Buddy” MacKay
D-Ocala
MacKay
Massachusetts
Tax pact ends stalemate as Askew aims to adjourn
Gov. Reubin Askew's office announced a Senate House tax compromise for the 1971-72 budget that would fund cities and counties, boost local aid, and hit smokers, car buyers, motorists, and liquor store owners. The package totals 86.8 million with 42.75 million to municipalities and 34.05 million to the state.
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Fla
Reubin Askew
Senate House
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Pettigrew
Senate
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Louis de la Parte
Tampa
Plight of Extra Large Eggs Raises Drop and Breakage Concerns
Miami report notes super size eggs break easily and cost more to handle for producers and processors. USDA funded Penn State studies to reduce high breakage rates with extra large eggs, highlighting tough logistics and added waste as eggs risk damage.
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Miami
Dade County Agricultural Information Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Penn State University
Senators Set Vote On Draft
The Senate voted to limit debate on a bill extending the draft as a Mansfield amendment seeks a nine month withdrawal date if U S prisoners are freed. Southern Democrats conservative Republicans and war foes backed cloture 65 to 27 while House conferees may reject any limits.
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Indochina
Mit
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate House
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D-R.i
Edward Hebert
Dla
House Armed Services Committee
U.S. Indochina
Robert P. Griffin
Griffin
Mansfield
Local Man Arrested For Grand Larceny In Fort Walton Beach
Wayne L. Jackson was arrested Tuesday night at the Elks Club on Carson Street and charged with grand larceny of an automobile. Police traced clues with fingerprint work leading to the suspect, who allegedly stole a car owned by Walt Smith, Fort Walton Beach city attorney, on June 1. Bond set at 5000 dollars with another 1000 dollar charge for breaking and entering. Arraignment before Justice of the Peace Howard Gill scheduled.
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Boston
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Pentagon
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Sun-Times
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Citizens Commission of Inquiry
U.S
Vietnam
Defense
Robert McNamara
Ngo Dinh Diem
State Department
Penta-gon
United States
Hilsman
New York Times
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Times
Ellsberg
Cambridge
Mass
Fort Walton Beach
Wayne L. Jackson
Elks’ Club
Carson Street
Jules McKinnon
Chuck Mercer
Bill Grigsby
City Police Department
Jackson
Okaloosa
Reubin Hendrix
Clyde Coffey
Mike Hyland
Police Department
Hendrix
Justic
House Panel to Okay Revised Welfare Bill
Chairman Russell Long says the Senate Finance Committee will approve a revised Social Security Welfare bill and send it to the Senate. He notes changes from the House-passed version and expects hearings to run mid July into September with final action unlikely before late October or November. The plan would raise payments 5 percent for 27.4 million recipients and boost payroll taxes to fund the program, while aiming to place more people on work and reduce welfare rolls.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Long
House
Nixon
Congress
Florida Dole To Double By New Bill
Washington AP report notes House passage of a welfare bill that would nearly double Florida beneficiaries from 449,900 to about 917,600. The plan would raise federal share to about 98 percent and remove Florida eligibility rules, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Washington
U.S
House of Representatives
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