Times Pentagon study case postponed for full appeals review
The government seeks a stay on further Times publication of a Vietnam war Pentagon study while the full 2nd U S Circuit Court of Appeals weighs the case. Lower court rulings upheld restraints on Times and Post publication as district court hearings examined security and information rights.
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Muskie pushes independent board to lift secrecy labels
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie proposes a seven man, independent board with power to declassify government documents after a two year delay. He argues the plan would curb secrecy, force frankness from the president and departments, and reduce public disbelief over Vietnam war papers. Former President Johnson disputes the Pentagon study, saying it distorts his role and leaks threaten treason.
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Newsweek
Johnson
Nessweek
Adonis Exiled To Italian Town For Four Years
Adonis, once identified as a gambling king, was taken to court in Milan on June 4 and sentenced to four years exile in Serra de Conti. The town of 3,000 residents will restrict long distance calls and impose a curfew on him as he serves his sentence for alleged gangland ties.
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U.S
Milan
Italy
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Serra de Conti
Hyden Ky Mine Disaster Blamed On Sloppy Inspections
A congressional report says federal inspection failures by the Bureau of Mines contributed to the Dec 30 explosion at Finley Coal Co No 15 in Hyden Ky that killed 38. It finds two connected mines were treated separately, masking 43 violations and calls public hearings a sham and the study a cover-up.
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D-Ky
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Welfare reform debate opens as Congress eyes broad plan
The House begins a year long fight over welfare reform tied to a federal funded program, with a Social Security expansion and payroll tax rise. The plan centers on a family income guarantee and work requirements for able bodied recipients, including mothers.
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Washington
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Mild Tonight Then Sunny Tuesday Warm
Tonight will be fair and cooler with lows around 60 to 66. Tuesday aims for mostly sunny skies with highs near 83 to 88. Weather details on map page 18.
Murphysboro Man Harris Elected Illinois VFW Commander
James Pat Harris of Murphysboro was elected Commander of the Illinois Veterans of Foreign Wars at the 52nd annual state convention in Chicago. He previously served as both junior and senior vice commander and holds leadership roles with Post 7190, Local 161, and the 15th District. Harris served 3% years in the Navy during World War II and is a pipefitter by trade.
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Murphysboro
Chicago
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Chicago Heights
Richard Wallace
Carmi
Southern Illinois
Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 161
Nixon meets Teamsters leaders after Hoffa resignation
President Nixon visits Miami Beach and meets the Teamsters executive board as James R. Hoffa resigns as president. Frank E. Fitzsimmons is sworn in as the new president of the 2,000,000 member union amid Hoffa's ongoing imprisonment for jury tampering since 1967.
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Petition to end draft filibuster in Senate debate
A petition to halt further Senate debate on the draft was presented today. Supporters of the filibuster sought to prevent closure to restrain the President from prolonged Vietnam involvement. a vote will occur Wednesday. Sen. Mike Gravel urged rejection, saying no filibuster has faced a greater stake.
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Medina witness testifies of threats in Medina My Lai case
Former Charlie Company sergeant Charles Lacroix told a pretrial hearing that high ranking officers pressured him to testify against Captain Ernest Medina in the My Lai murder case. Lacroix said Col. Henry Olk and Maj. Gen. Bernard Rogers discussed immunity in exchange for testimony. Additional witnesses include Aubrey Daniel and Lt. Gen. Albert O. Connor.
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My Lai
Ernest Medina
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Medina
Charles Lacroix
Ft. Carson
Colo
Henry Olk
Ft. Riley
Kan
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Bernard Rogers
Bailey
Rogers
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William Calley
Albert O. Connor
Ft. McPherson
Buildings firebombed in Columbus amid arson spree
Authorities reported several buildings firebombed late Sunday and early today following 19 weekend fires blamed on arsonists. Heavy patrols and rain kept people off the streets as a 20 year old black youth was killed by police while being questioned after the fires.
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