Supreme Court allows Pentagon Papers trial to proceed
The Supreme Court ruled the Ellsberg and Russo case may continue in Los Angeles without revealing which defense team member was overheard in a foreign intelligence wiretap. The decision denies their bid to review the issue, with a seven to two vote. Justice Douglas dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pentagon Papers
Daniel Ellsberg
Anthony Russo
Ellsberg
Russo
Los Angeles
William O. Douglas
William J. Brennan Jr
Charles Manson
Douglas
Cambridge
Mass
Elisberg
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Pentagon
U.S
Matt Byrne
Wool Bowl 72 Teams Selected For Roswell Clash
The Norsemen of Mesabi State Junior College Virginia Minn and Blinn Junior College of Brenham Tex meet in the seventh annual Wool Bowl Nov 23 at 6 p.m. in Roswell New Mexico. The Blinn Buccaneers enter 9-0 ranked No 3 and Mesabi 9-0 at No 5.
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Norsemen
Mesabi State Junior College
Virginia
Minn
Roswell
Buccaneers
Bredham
Tex
Blinn Junior College
Hutchison, Kan
Duluth
Mesabi Mountain Range
Brenham
Houston
Abilene
Hutchison
Jerry Smith
Jim Miles
Bob Hazelwood
Jack Madison
Cal Jeanselme
Tyler
Navarro
Henderson County
Kilgore
Cisco
Ranger
Wharton County
Texas State
Mesabi
Minnesota
USA
Arizona Western
Yuma
Fort Scott
Kan
Arizona
Treasures
Buccaneer
Mesabi Junior College
Global pact bans ocean dumping of hazardous wastes
London delegates from 79 countries sign an international convention prohibiting ocean dumping of oil mercury and cadmium compounds and wastes with high radioactivity levels.
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London
Byrd and Eastland May Switch to Republican Party
The Richmond Times Dispatch reports Sen. Harry Byrd Jr. plans to become a Republican and Sen. James Eastland might follow. Eastland denied the report calling it a lie, while Byrd said anonymous sources do not speak for him. If true the Senate would be 55 Democrats to 45 Republicans.
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Richmond
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Harry F. Byrd Jr
James O. Eastland
Eastland
Byrd
Virginia
The
Times-Dispatch
White House
Senate
Mississippi
John C. Stennis
Boca Raton
Fla
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Harrisonburg
News-Record
Doddsville
Miss
Stennis
Federal intervention could hinge on Roswell Title I names ruling
Federal programs director Robert Maxwell says the Roswell case could become a milestone if the court injunction demanding release of Title I names is appealed. The injunction asks not to release names to the public and raises challenges to HEW interpretations and local board policy.
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Roswell Independent
Robert K. Maxwell
Maxwell
Richard C. Bosson
Albuquerque
Leonard DelLayo
U.S
Bassett
DeLayo
Commissioner of Education
Fairley
HEW
Roswell
Raymond Mitcham
Washington, D.C
PAC
Drowning of Roswell Teen Found East of City
Wendy Ford Reed 17 of Roswell and Amarillo was found drowned early Sunday in the Pecos River three miles east of Roswell near Britt Road. The death was ruled accidental after autopsy revealed river mud in her lungs. Reed had been at a Britt Lakes party with sister Debbie Ford and had been visiting Roswell. husband Kenneth Reed was fined for DUI and resisting arrest.
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Roswell
Pecos River
Britt Road
Chaves County
Leroy Carpenter
Wendy Ford Reed
Amarillo
Tex
Carpenter
Kenneth Reed
Clyde McKee
Nixon flies to Camp David for week long retreat
President Nixon departed for Camp David with White House chief Haldeman and advisers to devote more than a week to plans for reshaping the executive branch in his second term. He would be away until just before a Thanksgiving trip to Florida or California, following a Key Biscayne church service and a Vietnam peace prayers.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Ted Hullen
Lawrence Higby
Ronald L. Zeigler
Florida
California
Key Biscayne, Fla
Vietnam
Hijacking trio connected to rape cases and escape
Authorities say two of the three hijackers, Henry D. Jackson and Lewis K. Moore, were free on bond in a rape case, while Melvin Charles Cale recently escaped from a work release center. Cale is tied to the others through family links and attended Tennessee State University while jailed.
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Associated Press
Southern Airways
Nashville
FBI
Havana
Detroit
Moore
Jackson
Cale
Oliver Springs
Tenn
State
Tennessee State University
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Byrd and
By Marilyn Holmes
Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Bratton
Richard Fairley
Division of Compensatory Education
State Department
Roswell Daily Record
Melvin Charles Cale
Henry D. Jackson
Lewis K. Moore
Tennessee
Oak Ridge
Robert Cohn
Cohn
Knoxville, Tenn
William V. Curd
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