Nixon defends injunction plea in moved to halt release
White House said it would not defend the Johnson era Vietnam record and had moved to stop publication of secret Pentagon documents to protect diplomacy. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler stressed that governments must conduct foreign policy confidentially, reflecting Nixon's position on the issue.
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Pentagon Report
New York Times
Washington Post
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U.S
Justice Department
Julie Eisenhower
Europe
Tricia
Edward Finch Cox
Atlantic City
N.J
American Medical Association
Judge bars release of Corona health information
YUBA CITY California UPI Judicial District Court Judge J J Hawkins prohibited any disclosure of Juan V Corona s health status. Corona 37 is charged with 10 counts of murder in the slayings of 25 itinerant farm workers. He was moved to Sutter County General Hospital after chest pains and kept under 24 hour observation in a jail ward.
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UPI
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Juan V. Corona
Sutter County
G. Dave Teja
Corona
Sutter County General Hospital
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Roy Whiteaker
Thomas Leavenworth
Richard Hawk
Hawk
Youth guard on tracks injured in game of chicken
Chillicothe 16 year old Danny C. Carroll was listed in guarded condition at St. Francis Hospital Peoria after a Friday night incident described as chicken with a freight train. He suffered a broken pelvis and abdominal injuries when he stood on the tracks and was struck by the locomotive.
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Chillicothe, Ill
UPI
Danny C. Carroll
Chillicothe
Carroll
St. Francis Hospital
Peoria
Ya Mero Refuses Stop Sale Of Ranger Picture
Ya Mero the Spanish language paper in Pharr Texas refuses to halt selling a printed portrait of retired Texas Ranger Capt A Y Allee unless courts order it. The paper has supported the UFWOC and sold 22 by 28 inch pictures for 1 57 with Abajo los Rinches on the image. Attorney Scott Toothaker warned the paper to destroy all plates or face legal action.
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PHARR
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UPI
Rangers
Texas
Allee
Scott Toothaker
McCloskey vows to fight for truth on Vietnam papers
UPI reporting Congressman Paul N McCloskey said he would risk his job in Congress to defend the public's right to know the Vietnam War facts published by The New York Times He declared he would raise the issue in Congress upon returning to Washington and argued that government secrecy harms freedom with censorship described as unprecedented. In other items Edward C Boyle was elected International Supreme Governor of the Loyal Order of Moose and Bill Hickox survived a motorcycle crash that sent him and a companion to bruise and cut injuries after a window collision.
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UPI
Paul N. McCloskey
Congress
New York Times
McCloskey
Detroit
Edward C. Boyle
Pittsburgh
The
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Allegheny County
Moosehart
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Ill
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Neb
O’brien
Robert Dole
Richard Nixon
Democratic Caucus
National Committee
Robert Scott
North Carolina
Robert McNair
South Carolina
Richard Kneip
South Dakota
Washington
J. J. Exon
Nebraska
House of Agricultural
Exon
Food and Fiber Board
Democrats push full disclosure of Pentagon papers
Democratic National Chairman Larry O'Brien urged full disclosure of documents related to U S involvement in Vietnam, within national security limits, while criticizing Republicans and media. Governors at the caucus discussed liaison roles, farm policy, and a parity goal for agricultural income.
Clark tells judge Kent killings caused breakdown in justice
In Ravenna Ohio UPI former U S Attorney General Ramsey Clark told Judge Edwin Jones the Kent State killings last year caused a total breakdown of the system of justice He asked for dismissal of 26 indictments from a state grand jury Morgan case pre trial hearing featured former Adjutant Gen Del Corso and subpoenaed former Gov Rhodes Clark defended Morgan after indictments were handed down plus motions to dismiss second degree riot charges against Hartzler Miller and Hammond were filed
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Ohio
UPI
U.S
Ramsey Clark
Kent State University
System of Justice
Clark
Craig Morgan
Edwin Jones
Portage County Common Pleas Court
Jones
S. T. del Corso
Kent
Morgan
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Florida
Grand Jury
Portage County Grand Jury
Jeff Hartzler
Thomas Miller
Smithville
Kenneth Hammond
Ope Heights
Agnew warns narcotics may become domestic nightmare
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew warned at a Kentucky rally that narcotics addiction could become the nation's biggest domestic nightmare unless President Nixon's drug control program is swiftly approved. He cited heroin dependence and urged Congress to fund a new federal office coordinating drug efforts with $155 million for research rehabilitation and enforcement.
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UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Congress
Agnew
Kentucky
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