Ellsberg denounces tolerance of lies in government
Daniel Ellsberg charged that the Supreme Court’s stance on the Pentagon Papers appeal signals government laxity toward officials lies. He linked Watergate and Vietnam policy to a broader pattern of shielding official wrongdoing, warning newsmen could face prosecution for sources if he is convicted.
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Wiretap case yields jail for three San Francisco defendants
The Supreme Court on Monday allowed three men to be jailed for contempt after they refused grand jury questions about wiretapped telephones. Howard Berg, Philip Craven, and Daniel Rosenberg argued for bail. Justice Douglas dissented, noting he had stayed execution of contempt. The grand jury probed bombings including a San Francisco police station attack.
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Emerson College coed found stabbed in Roxbury closet
The stabbed and strangled body of Ellen Ann Reich 19 of River Edge New Jersey was found in a walled shut closet of an abandoned building in Boston Roxbury by two men stripping the structure. Police said she had multiple stab wounds and would not confirm any rape.
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