Times Opens Fight To Resume Series
The New York Times contends its Pentagon based Vietnam articles do not endanger armed forces and seeks to resume publication after a government injunction. The case sparks debate on secrecy policy and potential overclassification while figures like Rep. Moorhead and Sen. Kennedy weigh in.
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Ellsberg Faces Missing Status in Pentagon Leaks Case
Friends and relatives report no clues about Daniel Ellsberg's whereabouts as investigations focus on him for leaking the 47 volume Pentagon study to the Times. Ellsberg was last seen in his MIT office before Sidney Zion named him on WMCA radio.
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Nixon’s Plan to Phase Out War Wins Hands-Off From Congress
The House rejects multiple measures to set a deadline for U.S. withdrawal from Indochina, despite pushes for a June 1, April 30, and Dec. 31 pullout. The Nedzi Whalen Dec. 31 date fails 254 to 158 as House leadership argues the amendments would mislead talks and obstruct Paris peace efforts. The weapons authorization bill of 21.1 billion dollars passes 331 to 58.
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Many Miners Back at Jobs After Court Pressure
About 50 000 coal miners idled in a wildcat strike return to work amid urging from United Mine Workers President W A Boyle. A federal judge warned of contempt unless miners were back by Monday before his court appearance.
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Clarke County bus driver killed in Maryland collision
Calvin College Cooper 41 of Clarke County was killed when his northbound 1970 Ford pickup collided with a southbound 1966 International pickup and wagon on State Rt. 65 near Tilghmanton Maryland. Lester Allen Churchey 31 of Keedysville Md. suffered minor injuries. Cooper died at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown.
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High Noon Motorcade Marks Nixon's Visit to Rochester
President Nixon arrives in Rochester for a midday motorcade and talks with newspaper and broadcast executives from 12 states and the District of Columbia. He plans a brief meeting with a citizens' revenue sharing group amid antiwar protests at the Flagship Hotel.
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Nicholson Preliminary Hearing Set Tuesday
A preliminary hearing for Jordan Nicholson, 57, charged with the gunshot slayings of his wife Virginia Nicholson, 47, and John Henry Benson, 57, has been scheduled for Tuesday at 2 30 p m in Winchester Municipal Court. The defendant appeared before Judge John W Rice, who appointed attorney Benjamin M Butler and set bonds at 10 000 on each murder count.
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Nicholson charged in double slaying at Kern Street apartment
Jordan Nicholson, 57, accused of fatally shooting his wife Virginia K. and John Henry Benson at the Nicholson apartment on Kern Street, is escorted from Winchester Police Department to jail after a brief court appearance. Officer Lloyd P. Bland Jr. helped supervise the transfer.
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Clarke County Rt. 50 highway plan approved for 4.5 million
The State Highway Commission approved a 4.5 million project to dual lane 7.2 miles of Rt. 50 in Clarke County from Fauquier County line to Rt. 340. It will total about nine miles of divided highway with a new westbound bridge north of the old Harry Flood Byrd Bridge and preserve the River House site. 1989 traffic is projected to rise to 8,430 to 11,180 vehicles daily from current 4,860 to 5,570.
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Weather Brings Sunshine to Virginia Amid Front in South
A high pressure ridge kept mid-Atlantic skies mostly sunny with mild temperatures. Southwest Virginia faced clouds and a chance of showers due to a stationary front over Georgia and Tennessee. Pin e Bark Muich. $1. bag. Smalls Garden Center. Weekly deals at Ward's Pastry Shop. Life frightening to you Call Concern 667-0145. Wanted Retail Salesman Reply to Box 52 Winchester Star.
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