Court orders halt further publication of pentagon study
The New York Times and the Washington Post faced court orders restricting their Pentagon papers series on the Vietnam origins. An Appeals Court in Washington 2 1 reversed a district ruling and barred the Post from publishing further installments after today. The Times seeks to lift restraints as it defends publishing the 47 volume study as a historical record amid government claims of national security risk.
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Larry Simonberg
Associated Press
New York Times
Washington Post
Pentagon
the Times
the Post
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Gerhard A. Gesell
Post
The
Times
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale University
Gurfein
Republic
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
U.S. Atty
Whitney North Seymour
Vietnam
Justice Department
United States
Bickel
Seymour
William B. Macomber
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Daniel Ellsberg
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
Ellsberg
McCloskey
Congressional
Truman
Eisenhower
Nixon
John S. Kennedy
Canberra
William McMahon
South Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
New York Post
Retiring County Warden Honored By Old Friends
Neil Williamson retiring Thomas County warden was honored at a banquet at the Elks Club. The 40 year service included a resolution of commendation from the last General Assembly and a gift book of letters from old friends. About 125 attended, with 2000 sending messages.
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Neil Williamson
Thomas County
Elks Club
Williamson
General Assembly
Thomasville
Seven Hurt In Car Under Truck Crash On Highway 84
Eleven people were injured in multiple traffic crashes in the area yesterday. A Volkswagen with seven aboard collided beneath a slowing truck three miles west of Cairo on Highway 84, sending Paul Baggett to Archbold Memorial Hospital and others to Grady General Hospital.
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Byroy Trefftzs
Volkswagen
Ochlochnee River
Hwy. 84
Thomasville
Dorothy Sue Jackson
Whigham
Cornell Weaver
Conway
D.C
Cairo
Hwy
Jackson
Paul Baggett
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Grady General Hospital
T. A. Hardin
Dexter Harrison
Willie Harrison
Tampa
Fla
Ruby Thompson Lord
Meigs-Coolidge County
Randall E. Hancock
Rt. 2
Meigs
Collison
William B. Tate Jr
Warner Robins
Joel Ulmer
Hancock
Vereen Memorial Hospital
Moultrie
Evelyn Bozeman
Colton Ave
Leonard Green
Monticello
Smith Avenue
Hansell St
Lamar Miller
Tommy Ann Oates
N. Spair St
Vann Franklin Murphy
Boston
East Jackson St
Cottage Avenue
C. R. Goff
Archbold Hospital
Manhunt Underway For Arson Suspects
Deputies from Gadsden County Florida and Grady County Georgia aided Decatur County sheriff in a 5 am manhunt for arson suspects after a shade tobacco barn burned in the early morning hours.
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Attapulgus
Gadsden County
Fla
Grady County
Decatur County
W. A. Woodham
Woodham
Afro American Police League plans protest parade in Columbus
In Columbus Georgia the Afro American Police League received a parade permit to demonstrate against alleged discrimination in the city police department. The group cites the May 31 firing of seven black officers who had protested outside police headquarters. Police and arson investigations followed a barn fire on Lake Blackburn Farm and a manhunt near Attapulgus with bloodhounds summoned from a correctional institute.
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Columbus, Ga
Afro-American Police League
Woodham
Decatur County Sheriff's Department
Lake Blackburn Farm
Appalachicola Correctional Institute
Gerald Thomas
Cairo
Allied Bases In Vietnam Shelled As Saigon Parade Goes On
Enemy forces attacked U.S. troops at three sites in South Vietnam and shelled Da Nang and allied bases near the DMZ. In the central highlands a 400-strong NVA force hit a government post, leaving 33 enemy dead. Saigon reported 14 South Vietnamese killed and 25 wounded. two Americans died and 19 were wounded in three attacks. A large Armed Forces Day parade in Saigon proceeded despite expectations of disruption.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
Central Highlands
Viet Cong
U.S
Richard Gardner
Obase
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Ar
Mored
Drug Series Starts Monday
The newspaper previews a Monday start to AP science writer Alton Blakeslee's series What You Can Do About Dangerous Drugs. An expanded illustrated booklet version is available for $1 by sending the request to Drug Booklet care of the paper.
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Associated Press
Alton Blakeslee
Blakeslee
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Martha Thomason
Eugene Bolden
Quinton
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