The Pentagon Papers...
Daniel Ellsberg case dismissed...
THE PLAIN DEALER, Cleveland, Ohio, May 12, 1973 (front leaf only)
- Daniel Ellsberg's case is dismissed
- Historic ruling significantly strengthening the 1st Amendment
The front leaf has the landmark 1st Amendment upholding dismissal of the Daniel Ellsberg case. The banner headline has: "ELLSBERG CASE IS DISMISSED", with subheads: "'Improper Government Conduct' Judge Charges" and "Gray Told Nixon in July of Suspicions, Probers Say", with a photo showing the jubilant reaction of Daniel Ellsberg and his wife. The case was in regards to Ellsberg's illegal release of the Top Secret Pentagon Papers to the New York Times.
Some of the articles are continued on inside pages which are not included, however, the front page is in very good condition and is quite displayable.
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