No Clues About Ellsberg Location in Pentagon Leaks Case
Friends and relatives have offered no clue to Daniel Ellsberg’s whereabouts after a Times informant named him as the leak source of the Pentagon study on Vietnam. Ellsberg, MIT researcher and former Rand Corp. employee, was last seen in his office Wednesday before the disclosure.
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Detroit
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Harvard
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Government Information Subcommittee
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D-Pa
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D-Mass
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
MIT
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Decatur
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Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Welfare reform seen poised for House passage next week
Backers of a new federal welfare system predict House approval next week despite cross party opposition. The plan would replace federal state welfare with an assured income of 2400 dollars a year for a family of four while allowing higher state support at their own expense. The reform aims to save states about 1.6 billion and is part of a larger omnibus bill including Social Security changes.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
House
Nixon
Rules Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
U.S. Soldiers Clash With N Vietnam Near Saigon
U.S. air cavalrymen clashed with North Vietnamese troops 43 miles east of Saigon as South Vietnamese forces uncovered a munitions cache nine miles southeast of the capital. The stockpile included 15 Soviet rifles 20 grenades 20 blasting caps and 1 500 rounds.
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Inauguration of the U.S. Postal Service Celebrated
The July 1 inauguration of the new U S Postal Service will be observed in Washington and at post offices nationwide. Postmaster Raymond Prock invites all to attend in Wellington, where a souvenir envelope with old and new insignia will be issued. First day covers will be available at cost as part of a nationwide rollout.
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Washington D. C
Raymond Prock
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Wellington
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Aunt Lucia Presented to Large Crowd at Wellington High
The Wellington audience filled the new high school auditorium for the opening of Aunt Lucia, a three act collegiate comedy by 100 local performers under Miss Wre tha Geaton. The show featured a Flapper Chorus, student acts, and a tuneful alumni group, with standout turns by Murphy Johnson, Harley Hyten, J W Rutherford, and Coach Doty.
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Sam Slayton
Harley Hyten
Dewey Green
Ed Charles
Guy Ruth
A. J. Garnand
Leon Smith
Charley Stall
Edgar Loofbourow
Cecil Bowers
Bob Rothrock
Ora Brandt
Roy Coulter
Clyde Rhine
Bib Beeson
Lucia
New Wellington High School
Wretha Geaton
Wellington High School
Murphy Johnson
Merle Lusk
Miss Johnson
Dr. Bussard
J. W. Rutherford
Falpper
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Alfred Garnand
Cleopatra
Babyland
Allan Felt
Miss Seaton
Bulg Bula College
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Adeline
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Thurman Edmondson
E. B. Seaton
Ray Quinn
Russell Clark
Harley Stamm
Harley
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Aunt Lucia
W. A. Doty
Gaddis
Don Jones
Omaha
Jack McGeorge
Pa Collins
Wellington
Alma Lynn
Esther Adkisson
Lorraine Phillips
Jay Crow
Paul McCormick
Myron Vandenburg
John Potucek
Hildon Haney
Merton Lynng
Miss Mosby
Smallest of nine premature babies survives in Sydney
A 12-ounce boy, the smallest of nine premature newborns to 28-year-old Mrs. Leonard Brodrick, is the only survivor tonight as the eighth child, a one-pound girl, died from acute lung condition. Two boys were stillborn and two boys and three girls died earlier, marking the first recorded nonuplets with rapid losses.
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Leonard Brodrick
U S Command Implements New Labs For Hero in Heroin Users
The U S Command sets up two laboratories and treatment centers at Long Binh and Cam Ranh to identify heroin use among soldiers leaving Vietnam. A FRAT urine test will detect recent heroin use, with 24 hour results and five to seven days of initial treatment before aviation evacuation to the United States. About 30 000 to 40 000 servicemen are estimated addicted, with further measures planned.
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Nixon Heads Urban Motorcade Today in Rochester
President Nixon arrives in Rochester to meet newspaper and broadcast executives from 12 states and the District. A citizens group lobbies for revenue sharing while authorities prepare for up to 5000 demonstrators and a large police presence.
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Congress Helps Times In Fight With Nixon Support
The New York Times gains unexpected backing from Senate members in its bid to publish a secret Pentagon Vietnam study. Liberal leaders Mansfield and Kennedy criticize the administration, while Republican Carl Curtis champions press freedom amid the administration’s court bid to halt the series.
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Kenneth J. Freed
Associated Press
Washington
New York Times
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Pentagon
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Edward M. Kennedy
Carl B. Curtis
Nebraska
Pentagon Papers Case Tests Times Secrecy Fight
The New York Times gave the Justice Department a list of secret Pentagon documents used for its Vietnam history series as a court hearing on an injunction press case looms. Judge Gurfein barred full access to all classified material, while the government seeks discovery to aid its defense against publication.
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Associated Press
NEW York
New York Times
Justice Department
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Times
Gurfein
Assty
U.S. Atty
Michael D. Hess
U.S
Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
The
North Vietnam
United States
Floyd Abrams
United
Intolerable and Unconscionable State of Affairs
House panel leader Carl C. Craft says federal court blocks on bank records in cases involving alleged Communists create an intolerable situation. He urges Justice Department action as House probes clash with a pending 1970 suit by the Servicemen's Fund.
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Associated Press
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D-Mo
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Schord
U.S. Servicemen’s Fund
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
National Peace Action Coalition
People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice
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PCPJ
Socialist Workers Party
Young Socialist Alliance
NPAC
Deaths Funeral Details for Mrs Bert Donley
Obituary notice notes the passing of Mrs Bert Donley with details on funeral arrangements and family services. The item appears in the deaths and funerals column with minimal biographical data.
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