Ellsberg trial set to begin amid espionage charges
The Daniel Ellsberg trial on charges of espionage theft of government property and conspiracy opens Monday in Los Angeles. Co defendant Anthony Russo faces similar penalties as jurors weigh long prison terms after the 1971 Pentagon Papers release.
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UPI
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Defense Department
Anthony J. Russo
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Ellsberg
Russo
Rand Corp
Santa Monica
Calif
U.S
Matt Byrne
United States
Bees use simple wind rule to find food sources
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute show bees do not determine exact direction of an odor source. Instead they fly upwind while scent strengthens then probe other directions until the smell grows again, guiding them toward a flower meadow with minimal brain effort.
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Seewiesen
West Germany
Max Planck Institute For Behavioral Physiology
Kansas City Subsidy Plan Lets Poor Seek Better Homes
The federal experiment moved 205 families from inner slums to privately owned rental housing in a seven county area since August 1970. Officials report average subsidies under 1500 dollars yearly, cheaper than building new low rent housing, signaling a larger test in Pittsburgh for 1000 families and similar studies in other cities.
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New York Times News
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Otto Hetzel
Wayne State University
Detroit
Wilmington
Del
Migrants Prefer Housing In City Amid Segregation Survey
A Midwest study shows most black families in the seven county area stayed within the city with limited moves beyond Prairie Village Kansas. Discrimination reports were few but present, and most clients favored direct housing allowances over public housing.
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Levenworth
Kan
Prairie Village
Ammi Kohn
Midwest Council of Model Cities
Seven County
Missouri River
Kohn
One More Hanoi Offensive Anticipated Before Election
Pentagon officials warn North Vietnam may launch one final big attack before the U S presidential election. Laird says South Vietnamese forces are performing well though Hanoi could strike again, possibly targeting Hue. Moorer cautions against euphoria while noting leadership losses and limited replacement of leaders.
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U.S
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Pentagon
Hue
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Moorer
North Vietnam
JCS
South Vietnam
Doctors consider striking over national health program
A Medical Opinion survey of 752 doctors from 3 000 mailed replies shows a militant mood toward doctors guilds or unions as changes like national health insurance loom. Three of five would join today with 38 percent willing to strike if emergency services are kept and 28 percent would not strike.
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America
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American Medical Association
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