ELLSBERG IS TO MAKE STATEMENT SHORTLY
Date: 23 June 1971
Boston Globe says Ellsberg plans to make statement on his part in the matter
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22nd of June 1971 News
1971년 6월 22일 의 New York Times 1면에 실린 뉴스
Who Elected The Times?
Date: 23 June 1971
By JAMES RESTON
James RESTON
J Reston replies to critics of Times series; defends publication of historical documents; quotes W Lippman on issue
APPEAL REJECTED ON STOCK TOUTING; Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Editor's Case
Date: 22 June 1971
Sup Ct refuses to hear appeal of V C Vollmer, ed of Indiana Investor and Business News, who was convicted in '67 of accepting $2,500 for pub story in his paper promoting stock of Air & Space Underwriters; case details
8 JUDGES TO SIT; Appeals Court Calls Vietnam Study Case of Key Importance WASHINGTON POST WINS A DECISION
Date: 22 June 1971
By FRED P. GRAHAM
Fred GRAHAM
3-judge panel of US Appeals Ct extends restraining order against Times to permit all 8 members of ct to hear case next day; Chief Judge Friendly announces move because of 'extraordinary importance' of issue; Justice Dept to urge ct to rule that free-press guarantee of First Amemdment no longer applies once exec branch designates information as secret; Times's brief stresses Gurfein's finding that Govt failed to prove that information could harm the nation; case seen reaching US Sup Ct, its 1st test in US history of Govt's power to halt press publications on 'natl security' grounds
Letter From Head of Pentagon Panel
Date: 22 June 1971
Special to The New York Times
text of Jan 15, '69 lr to Sec Clifford from L H Gelb, head of task force that wrote Pentagon study; lr gives his views on study and how it was prepared; calls study 'not so much a documentary history, as a history based solely on documents'
Excerpts From Arguments in Court of Appeals Here in Government's Case Against The Times
Date: 23 June 1971
excerpts from ct arguments in Times case
Excerpts From the Government Brief
Date: 22 June 1971
excerpts from Govt brief in NY Times case
Boston Globe, Third to Publish Articles on Secret Study, Is Restrained by Court; U.S. JUDGE ORDERS DATA IMPOUNDED He Declares 'Irreparable Injury' Could Be Caused by Further Disclosure
Date: 23 June 1971
By BILL KOVACHSpecial to The New York Times
Boston Globe becomes 3d paper to publish article based on Pentagon study; Fed Ct, at Justice Dept request, restrains it from further publication, orders copies of rept impounded; Globe ed T Winship says he sees no danger to natl security in printing articles and says that pub has a right to know about the study
Times Case Heard, Restraint Extended; U.S. Action Halts a Boston Globe Series; U.S. Court of Appeals Extends Restraint Pending a Decision on The Times Case A PROMPT RULING IS PROMISED HERE Boston Globe Also Ordered by Judge to Halt Articles Based on Secret Study
Date: 23 June 1971
By FRED P. GRAHAM
Fred GRAHAM
US Appeals Ct hears arguments on Govt's efforts to enjoin Times from publishing material from Pentagon study; continues in effect temporary restraining order; Times's lawyer A M Bickel bases defense on Gurfein decision; says that Govt witnesses, in secret sessions, pointed to only about 6 documents in the 7,000-page archive as ones that might endanger security; US Atty Seymour stresses that Times had undermined Govt's system of classified information; Appeals Ct in Washington hears similar suit against Washington Post; Fed Dist ct issues temporary restraining order against Boston Globe which began publishing articles based on Pentagon study; Globe will accede to order; Chicago Sun-Times also publishes article it says is based on part of study; Justice Dept says it expects to move against it
Kurland: The Bounds of Freedom
Date: 23 June 1971
By PHILIP B. KURLAND
Prof P B Kurland on const issue involved in Pentagon study situation