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rrrisninnii post-gazette i mom, ay, jlxy 10, 1972 I'm! agon Papers Loak Sun Eclipse MlllllllilllllinilllllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN Ve wsin akcrs Here Calls Ellsberg To Start Trial Today jfe AL" 1 ili? i k. Nttsburgher, will get a a partial -T A I i SyK solar treat today At -4, eclipse of the sun is scheduled LOS ANGELES (AP) Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo, who admit their roles in leaking the top secret Pentagon Papers to news media, go on trial today in a case of controversy, history and important legal precedents. At issue will be constitutional freedoms of speech and press and an unprecedented inter- begin at 3:27 p. m. and end 5:42 p.m.

The view of the eclipse from Pittsburgh will be about the Magyar Royally: Where They Arc By ROBIN ADAMS SLOAN Are members of the Hungarian royal family still alive nd If so, where are they? W. Cleveland. Yes, Empress Zita is still alive and at age 80 Is about to leave the Swiss convent where she lives to make a television film in which she will tell the story of how her husband, Emperor King Charles, was forced off the Hungarian throne by a dictator who had British and U.S. backing. This turned out to be a tragic mistake, for the dictator Horthy eventually sided with the Nazis and handed over 1,000,000 Jews for death or deportation.

Zita and Charles lived as exiles in Madeira until the emperor died leaving eight children. The empress has worn black ever since. Her oldest son and heir, the Archduke Otto, has recently relinquished all rights to the ancient Habsburg succession, 40,000 acres of land, five apartment houses and palaces'in Vienna, as well as ceding other lands to the state just for the right to return as a private citizen and live in Innsbruck, Austria. His wife, the Princess Regina, and their children will join him. Thus Hungary will have a king again without having one.

How come Willy Brandt didn't visit the White House when he went to Harvard University to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Marshall Plan? D. Cambridge, Mass. pretation of espionage laws. Already history records this as the first case in which men were charged with espionage for leaking secrets to a newspaper. "THIS IS a nontraditional espionage case," says Ellsberg's defense attorney, Leonard Boudin.

We are writing here on a clean slate." Espionage, Boudin says, "3 1 1 2 .1 4 4 4 1 4 i .4 a' .1 i-vr- a DANIEL ELLSBERG Charged with espionage. best of any place in the continental United States. Scientists say 71 per cent of the sun's surface will be blocked in the viewing angle from Pittsburgh and other East Coast area cities. Along with the good line of vision, however, will come a temptation by people to look directly at the eclipse, either with the naked eye or with any one of a variety of contrived devices which are supposed to block out harmful sun rays. But the word from the Pittsburgh Chapter, Pennsylvania Association for the Blind, is a direct and simple one: don't do it.

There Is no "safe" method for laymen to view the eclipse directly, an association spokesman reminded yesterday. Sun glasses, smoked glasses, welders' goggles, photographic film, even telescope sun viewing lenses do nothing to ward off the sun's rays which could cause permanent burns on the eyes. One safe a to view the eclipse is to use two one-foot square pieces of white cardboard. Make a pencil point-sized hole in one piece, turn your back to the eclipse and let the sun shine over your right shoulder, through the pencil hole onto the second piece of cardboard. You'll see the eclipse reflected in the second piece of cardboard.

Do not look at the eclipse through the hole in the cardboard. He a invited, that's why. Henry Kissinger is not a member of the Willy Brandt fan club and the White House thought that the German Chancellor already had the honor of an official visit last December and that was plenty. We gather you didn't really believe that story out of Rome about Jackie and Ari getting a divorce after the U.S. elections.

Is there any truth to any part of It? W.L., A -Associated Press Wlreohot iorfc mime, jam lintPn ypnlerday to a closing number at thm Porono Raceway Big, Peaceful 'Misleading' Dala Clunked usually involves spies. The laws themselves refer to persons "obtaining information respecting the national defense with intent or reason to believe that the information is to be used to the injury of the United States, or to the advantage of any foreign nation." That phrase, however, is omitted from the federal grand jury indictment of Ellsberg and Russo. The defense contends espionage laws can't be interpreted to exclude intent to harm the country. The Justice Department says they can. The government 't claim that either Ellsberg or Russo intended to harm the United States when they made public the massive Pentagon Papers a government study of the origins of the Vietnam war and the decisions that prolonged it.

The first article gleaned from the Pentagon Papers appeared in the New York Times on June 13, 1971, and led to an immediate court battle over freedom of the press to publish the material. FOLLOWING restraining orders, appearance of the documents in more newspapers and a flurry of court appeals, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled there could be no prior government restraint of a paper to bar it from publishing a story. However, it did not bar the government from attempting prosecution. However, the Los Angeles Tivelve File Suit On TWA Brochures PHILADELPHIA (AP) Twelve persons have filed suit in U.S.

District Court here charging that Trans World Airlines' "Fly Drive Adventure" brochures are "wantonly misleading." The suit said the 12 were forced to pay for "alternate accommodation" when they found they could not reach their European hotel rooms includ- WILLY BRANDT Norfolk, Va. Yes, the story emphasized that one of Daddy O's biggest troubles is his wife's extravagance. This is absolutely true! The latest Onassis edict came after Jackie made a costly foray into buying European furniture. Now Mrs. Onassis must charge everything she buys through Olympic Airlines, and any item over $5,000 has to be okayed by the man himself.

Remember, Onassis is still a Greek peasant and sailor who has been known to sift through his boat crew's garbage demani? to know why they are wasting so much spaghetti. Onassis isn't amused by having a spending wife. He has had it, right up to his Greek high-water mark. Italian Cbicfs, Kogcrs lo Chat ROME (AP) Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrived yesterday for talks with leaders of Italy's new government and an audience with Pope Paul VI.

The secretary, on a foreign tour, came from Yugoslavia where he had a long talk with President Tito on 'he island of Brioni. A communique said they discussed European cooperation and security as well as the Middle East and Southeast Asia. indictment does not charge Russo or Ellsberg with giving the papers to The New York Times. Instead, It accuses them of conspiring to steal the documents, and Ellsberg is accused of improperly conveying them to "persons not entitled to receive them." The receiv-ars named are Russo and two i icted co-conspirators, Linda Sinay, who has said the documents were copied on her Xerox machine, and Vu Van Thai, a former South Vietnamese ambassador to the United States. on Or better yet, watch it television.

L.OUIUV lUaV Japan's Cifjaret Whatever happened to the actor Tab Hunter? D.T., South Bend, Ind. Warning MiM Fight Airport Head Tax NAGOYA, Japan (AP) -The corporation that makes all Japanese cigarettes has begun printing this caution on the packs: 'For the sake of your health, let's be careful about excessive smoking" somewhat milder than the American 'Warning: the surgeon general has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health." ed in the plan before a 6 p. m. deadline. The suit charged that the airline did not tell the travelers until 13 days before their scheduled departure that their rooms were a great distance from the airport and would be valid only until 6 p.

m. About 20,000 persons have embarked on the tours each year, according to Edwin B. Wolf, the attorney who filed the suit. He and his wife are among the plaintiffs. The plaintiffs are asking $5,000 damages and compensation for unused vouchers.

The European tours combine a flight, auto and hotel arrangements and afe offered jointly by TWA and Flying Mercury, also a a struggled for a long time to get the public to take him seriously and forget his early, odd-name, pretty boy image. Now he's ab-s in raising thor-oughbred stock on his 1000-acre Oregon ranch. if 6X4 xt, Rock Fele In Pa. Ends LONG POND, Pa. (AP) -Packing their tents and blankets, thousands of young people left this Pocono Mountain town yesterday at the end of the largest eastern rock music festival since Woodstock in 1969.

State police estimated as many as 200,000 people swarmed into the Pocono International Raceway, the festival site, at the peak of the event. Sponsors of the 20-hour concert, which was interrupted by rain once and shrouded in fog early yesterday morning, were enthusiastic about the absence of any major disorders. The concert began after noon Saturday inside the grounds of the Pocono International Raceway. Although rain drove some of the audience away, some 50,000 fans stayed through dawn to hear all 14 rock groups. A performance by 3 Dog Night ended the gathering.

"This looks like the first rock concert that worked," remarked Bernard Rutten-berg, a member of Concert Ten. the festival sponsor, Ruttenberg estimated 120,000 young people swarmed into the concert area Saturday afternoon. A state policeman at the Fernridge substation, however, remarked, "I would say we had close to half a million, and the other troopers here agree with me to the man." The influx created a massive traffic jam that backed up vehicles for nearly eight miles in both directions on Interstate 80. On other two-lane arteries leading in, drivers simply abandoned their cars by the wayside and walked up to four miles to the festival. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL P.M.

OPEN 9:30 A.M.-5 P.M. immune This 41-year- Hunter: Joan's keeping tabs on him. old bachelor is reportedly considering marriage to 50-year-old millionairess Joan Conn Harvey, widow of the late movie mogul, Harry Conn, and soon to be ex-wife of actor Lawrence Harvey. Robin Adams Sloan welcomes questions jrom readers. While Sloan cannot provide individual answers, questions of general interest will be used in the column.

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i urn Navy Probing Sailor's Beating YOKOSUKA, Japan (AP) -Two U.S. sailors beat up a shipmate aboard the LST Windham County on Saturday because he opposed the Vietnam war, a local peace group said yesterday. The Navy said it is investigating the case. Pacific Counselling Service identified the victim as Gary W. Smith, 18, of Fort Smith, and said as a result of the beating he was in danger of going blind in one eye.

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