Times fight to resume Pentagon paper expose
The New York Times seeks an appeals court ruling to resume publishing the Pentagon papers after a district court refused to grant a government injunction. The court battle centers on whether the documents reveal enough to threaten national interests versus First Amendment protections.
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Muskie proposes seven member board to declassify docs
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine urged creating a seven member independent panel to declassify government documents. He said it would balance security with Congress and public access and allow timely disclosure after a two year wait, with possible Congressional referrals as needed.
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NYC police shakeup suspends six officers in liquor probe
Police Commissioner Patrick V Murphy suspended six officers including Fifth Division Commander Inspector Casimir Kruszewski and Deputy Inspector Daniel OConnell over nine months of alleged failures to investigate liquor-law violations in West Harlem. Capt William Lakeman and two lieutenants were also relieved pending hearings on charges of supervisory failures.
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Philadelphia adopts student ombudsmen plan in schools
The Philadelphia Board of Education approves a program to create student ombudsmen selected by student governments to resolve disputes in high schools. The plan includes a Student Bill of Rights and aims to address rising student unrest with peer mediated problem solving.
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Pilot dies in collision near Rome Georgia
Two Navy A4L Skyhawk training planes collided in mid air near Rome Georgia. Lt. Fred R. Boardman of Plantation Florida was killed. Lt. Cmdr. John E. Owens Jr. bailed out and was reported in good condition.
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Professor Elisberg offered report to Nixon aides says leak unfolded
New York based report notes Daniel Ellsberg sought White House aides and antiwar lawmakers to read the top secret Pentagon document. Newsweek cites Kissinger and George McGovern as targets. Rep. Paul McCloskey says he received Xerox sheets. Ellsberg claims the press has begun exposing the material. He and his wife have vanished from public view since Wednesday.
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