Ex Pentagon aide urges wider release of secret files
Former Pentagon classification chief William G. Florence told a House subcommittee that about 99.12 percent of classified material could be made public. He said hundreds of thousands of officials classify as a way of life and urged Congress to replace executive order 10501 with clearer legislative standards.
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Government papers should not hide behind classification
General Evelle J Younger told reporters in Los Angeles that the federal government should not use classified documents to conceal embarrassing Vietnam War material. He said courts would decide classification. newspapers may be right to publish if the government seeks to hide content that would embarrass it.
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Britain Expresses Concern Over Pentation Papers Leak
The Foreign Office said Britain informs the United States of concern about diplomatic paper leaks. Lord Cromer was instructed to convey worry over confidentiality and intergovernmental exchanges as Kissinger met Prime Minister Heath during a three day London visit to discuss NSC operations.
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Judge Sets Aside Pope Case Hit By Student Suit
A Superior Court judge in Oakland voided a 345 default judgment against Pope Paul VI. William Sheffield, a 31 year old UC Berkeley student, claimed the Roman Catholic Church owed damages for failing to deliver a St Bernard puppy from Swiss monks. He had obtained a writ to attach church collections in San Francisco.
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Classified Ads Spotlight on Loan Columns for Cash
Today's page highlights loan options in the classified ads with emphasis on cash availability and terms. Readers are urged to compare rates and repayment plans across lenders listed in the loan sections.
Secret U S spy bases in India disclosed
The United States installed a classified electronics system in North India to monitor Chinese nuclear and missile activity. Manned by Defense Communications Agency personnel, the setup includes radar units and mirrors past military aid cuts. The system resembles former bases in Pakistan and Turkey. It may reach into the Indian Ocean and monitor Pakistan. The Chicago Tribune urged cautious publication of the Pentagon papers. A U S Army M60 tank crash in Germany killed three soldiers aboard during a convoy.
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Diem era upheaval and unclear loyalties raised
Fragmentary notes reference Ngo Dinh Diem and a possible CIA linked coup timeline with uncertain loyalties. It mentions the United States and a unilateral action surrounding Diem’s death in a historical context.
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