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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1971

Page

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McNamara papers spark clash over censorship of war records

The New York Times editorial argues the attorney general’s bid to suppress documents about the Vietnam War cannot endure. It notes the flood of McNamara papers, the clash between privacy and public record, and asserts courts will ultimately allow publication to reveal past blunders and deceptions. The piece frames the issue as a test of press freedom and government accountability.

James Reston New York Times New York Republic United States McNamara Porary Vietnam Mitchell Congress Secretary of Defense William Rogers Washington

McNamara inquiry aims to reveal Vietnam facts

Analysis notes the inquiry’s objective to disclose the American involvement in Vietnam, many idealistic and tragic aspects will emerge despite any objections. The commentary suggests the truth will come closer even as officials resist.

Vietnam

UMW president bows to federal court order

W A Boyle resigns from the UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund board after a federal court order. Coal miners halt work in a spontaneous, unauthorized strike totaling over 50,000 out of 92,000 underground workers. A showcause hearing is set for Thursday on a contempt charge. The Bituminous Coal Operators Association seeks a restraining order to bar the union from sponsoring or inducing further strikes.

UMW Boyle Welfare Board New York Times Washington W. A. Boyle United Mine Workers of America UMW Welfare and Retirement Fund, Inc Howver Appalachian Bituminous Coal Operators Association United States Gerhard A. Gesell Cosell UMW Interna Chicago Edward L. Carey Welface Fund Department

Illinois mining strike widens with 10 mines idled

Kenneth Wells president of UMW District 12 said about 10 to 12 mines were down statewide as miners in Illinois joined a protest strike. The Fidelity Mine near Du Quoin showed up for first shift but did not start work after a union official asked men to return home. Truax-Tract Coal Co said most mines were idle except Burning Star 3 near Sparta. Union and company officials were not available for comment.

United Mine Orient 3 Waltonville Appalachia Illinois Tony” Boyle Fidelity Ite Demon-Union Jef United Electric Coal Co du Quoin Truax- Tract Coal Co Burning Star 3 Sparta Burning Star Pinckneyville Norris Kempton Hillscore Coffeen Tye Kenneth Wells UMW District 12 Springeld

Carbondale post office project bids revealed

Seven firms bid on the Carbondale sectional post office with Vel Steffen Construction Co of St Louis the apparent low bidder at 1 984 290. Edger Stephens & Sons Inc and Barter Engineering Corp combined for 2 240 000. Others came from Belleville Decatur East St Louis St Louis and Highland Park. Construction to start within 15 days after award and finish within 370 days pending contract approval.

Carbondale Neering Corp Harrisburg Belleville Decatur East St. Louis St. Louis Highland Park Corps of Engineers Penneys Department Store Rt. 13 Ilinois 1 Corps of Engineers

Court order halts Viet war stories

Medina hearings begin at Ft. McPherson as Capt. Ernest Medina faces pretrial questions over disclosure of defense witness names and the constitutionality of court martial procedures. Kadish and Bailey filed 18 motions for the 34 year old Montrose, Colo native awaiting trial.

Ft. McPherson Ernest Medina Eadish Mark Kadish Col Kenneth Howard Medina Charlie Company F . Lee Bailey Montrose Cole Othe

Times halts Pentagon study series under court order

The New York Times suspends publication of material from a 7,000 plus page Pentagon study on Indochina war under a federal restraining order. Judge Gurfein calls the issue a serious constitutional question about government and a free press while a hearing is set.

New York The New York Times Pentagon U.S. Dist Murraugh Gurfein Frida Times the Times Justice Department Washington Senate Mike Mansfield U.S FBI William P. Rogers United States Defense Robert 3. McNamara North Vietnam Tonkin Gulf John N.mitchell Gurfein Ass’t A Michael D. Hess Alexander M. Bickel Yale Law School

Senate debates deadline for Vietnam withdrawal

Congress splits along party lines over a proposed fixed withdrawal date from Vietnam. Republican leaders urge defeat to support Nixon, while Senator Moss argues for ending the war with a firm termination date. Four congressmen cite assurances of POW releases if a set withdrawal date is adopted.

Waslunguru Senate U.S South Vietnam Nixon Robert J. Dole Kansas Southeast Asia Frank E. Moss Dutah Viet Am jMoss Washington United States Vietnam National Liberation Front Paris

Weather update forecast for tonight and Thursday

Tonight expected fair with temperatures dipping to the mid sixties. Thursday looks mostly sunny and very warm with highs ranging from 86 to 92 degrees.

Constitution largely unimplemented in Illinois

Springfield reports that two weeks after adjournment of the General Assembly, 42 of 99 sections of the 1970 Illinois Constitution lack adequate implementation. The Citizens Task Force on Constitutional Implementation notes few bills exist or fully address these provisions, with redistricting and salaries for constitutional officers highlighted as major gaps.

Springfield Lindsay-Schaub General Assembly Illinois Citizens Task Force Samuel K. Gove Richard Ogilvie Tilinoig House Senate Tinois Supreme Court Gove Institute of Government University of Ilinois Judical Inquiry Board Sitesk Force

Blair orders probe into party involvement allegations

Springfield Rep. W Robert Blair R Park Forest today ordered an ethics committee review of alleged political involvement within his own party. Blair told committee chairman George Lindberg to assess the situation and determine if remedial legislation is needed. Lindberg, a Crystal Lake Republican, previously spoke on the matter.

Springfield W. Robert Blair Park Forest Blair House Ethics Committee George Lindberg Lindberg Crystal Lake

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