Unpublished Pentagon Papers Reveal Peace Efforts During Johnson Years
Date: 27 June 1972
By BERNARD GWERTZMANSpecial to The New York Times
Washington Post prints, in June 27 morning edition, several articles based on 4 unpublished volumes of the Pentagon papers that were made available by columnist J Anderson; material gives detailed description of Johnson Adm efforts to get peace talks started; Anderson, in his column, says that because Nixon has made pub 'even more sensitive negotiations' than are described in still top-secret vols, he see no legitimate reason for continuing the secrecy; 4 vols were not made available to NY Times and other pubs in '71 as were the 43 other vols; Anderson refuses to say where the material had come from; refused to give material to Times because, he says, Post, unlike The Times, purchased his column; material in vols, as reptd by Anderson in his columns over last 3 wks, detailed; material includes description of efforts by various intermediaries, including USSR Premier Kosygin, foreign govts and Dr Kissinger, then a Harvard prof
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Black Press, Now Courted by White Establishment, Hails Its Recent Gains
Date: 26 June 1972
By LES LEDBETTERSpecial to The New York Times
Natl Newspaper Publishers Assn pres G C Reeves (Miami Times) notes increased success of black press in US, meeting, wk of June 19; notes there are more than 200 wkly and 4 daily newspapers with combined readership over 3-million; illus of poster made up of collage of black newspaper mastheads
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FOUR MEN ARE KILLED IN HELICOPTER CRASH
Date: 27 June 1972
4 aboard helicopter, including CBS-TV newsman D Vaughn, are killed in crash of craft on June 26, Capital City Airport, Harrisburg, Penna
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Centrist Coalition Is Formed in Italy
Date: 27 June 1972
Special to The New York Times
journalists strike in Italy on June 26 after publishers decide to suspend Monday editions of newspapers because of prohibitive Sunday labor costs
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Tighter Security Rules Stir Friction in Capital
Date: 26 June 1972
By FRED P. GRAHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Fred GRAHAMSpecial
Secret Service moves to tighten security around Pres and Pres candidates in reaction to assassination fears seen creating friction between Secret Service and Washington press corps; various incidents described
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Court Bars Trial of Army Over Civilian Surveillance; Court Bars Inquiry Into Army Surveillance of Civilian Activities
Date: 27 June 1972
By FRED P. GRAHAMSpecial to The New York Times
Fred GRAHAMSpecial
US Sup Ct delays expected major decision on const of anti-abortion laws until next term
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Aussie Preps for Channel Swim
Date: 26 June 1972
D Renford swims from Sydney Harbor Bridge to Manly, Australia, on June 25, in final preparation for his 3rd attempt at breaking record for 2-way swim across English Channel, planned for July 17
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Harvard Top-Seeded at Henley
Date: 26 June 1972
Harvard University crew is favored over 19 opponents on June 25 to compete for Thames challenge cup in Henley Royal Regatta beginning on June 28 in London
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Storm Damage a Tax Loss
Date: 27 June 1972
Amer Institute of Certified Public Accountants says on June 26 that damages incurred in sudden, unexpected events such as tropical storm Agnes may be tax deductible
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Racing Official Erases Conflict of Interest
Date: 27 June 1972
Kentucky State Racing Comm chmn W H May announces on June 26 that he has sold all his and co's interests in Fla Downs and is resigning as track's pres; Fla Downs had borrowed $1.5-million from Emprise Corp, which is under scrutiny for alleged connections with organized crime
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