Parole denied for Berrigan brothers in draft record crimes
The U S Board of Parole refused parole for Daniel and Philip Berrigan. Daniel’s sentence runs to 1972 with time off for good behavior. Philip’s sentence continues with a new review in January 1973. Both had been convicted for destroying selective service records in Baltimore and Catonsville and remain imprisoned in Danbury Connecticut.
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Berkeley D A Fined for Drunken Driving Conviction
Henry Goff Berkeley County District Attorney was convicted of misdemeanor drunken driving. He was fined 302 in Municipal Court after arrest on March 11 near the UC campus following a law enforcement conference in the Bay Area. He is routinely considered by the parole board.
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Acheson Attacks Fulbright Information Measure
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson denounces Senator Fulbright's plan to force officials to declare executive privilege and disclose all information to Congress. He warns it would invite endless harassment of the presidency by hostile committees and could resemble a McCarthy era overreach. He testified before a Senate committee on separation of powers amid four days of hearings.
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Ellsberg urges more action to end Vietnam war
Daniel Ellsberg former defense aide who leaked the Pentagon Papers urged 17 liberal House members to risk careers to push for end of U S involvement in Indochina He called for actions beyond withdrawal bills and endorsed impeachments lawsuits and unorthodox moves like Senator Gravel reading Pentagon Papers Ellsberg warned of political fallout but said sacrifice would be less than the 1 million Americans who served and 35 000 who died He spoke at a Rayburn Building briefing to a youthful Judiciary Committee crowd urging full study of the papers to reveal deceptive U S policy and congressional failure to challenge the executive branch
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