Notes
Deborah Shapley, Promise and Power: The Life and Times of Robert McNamara, Boston: Little, Brown, 1993, 376-78, 420-21, 460, 491, 599; Sanford J. Ungar, The Papers and the Papers: An Account of the Legal and Political Battle over the Pentagon Papers, New York: E. P. Dutton, 1972, 24.
Quoted in Floyd Abrams, Speaking Freely: Trials of the First Amendment, New York: Viking, 2005, 8; Tom Wells, Wild Man: The Life and Times of Daniel Ellsberg, New York: Palgrave, 2001, 280.
John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter (eds.), “Creating the Pentagon Papers,” in Inside the Pentagon Papers, Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2004, 16; Leslie H. Gelb, “Today’s Lessons from the Pentagon Papers,” Life 71 (17 September 1971), 34, and “Foreign Affairs: The 100 Questions,” New York Times, 16 June 1991, IV, 17; Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 23; Daniel Ellsberg, Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers, New York: Viking, 2002, 186; David Rudenstine, The Day the Presses Stopped: A History of the Pentagon Papers Case, Berkeley: University of California Press, 1996, 28, 70.
Leslie H. Gelb, “Today’s Lessons,” Life, 34; Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 28; John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter, op. cit., 17; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 21.
Quoted in David Halberstam, The Best and the Brightest, New York: Random House, 1972, 645; Harrison E. Salisbury, Without Fear or Favor: The New York Times and Its Times, New York: Times Books, 1980, 72n; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 27.
Quoted in Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 41 and in David Halberstam, op. cit., 633; Deborah Shapley, op. cit., 486.
Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit, 40-41; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 31, 35; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit, 60; John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter, op. cit., 18; Tom Wells, op. cit., 193.
David Rudenstine, op. cit., 36, 40; Tom Wells, op. cit., 332-33; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 299, 301, 303; Martin Arnold, “Daniel Ellsberg at the Trial of Anthony J. Russo,” Esquire 81 (January 1974), 72.
Quoted in Tom Wells, op. cit., 372; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 347; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 44.
Ibid., 46, 47; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 63, 86-87; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 372; Neil Sheehan, “Should We Have War Crime Trials?” New York Times Book Review, 28 March 1971, 1.
Quoted in Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 93; Steve Sheinkin, Most Dangerous: Daniel Ellsberg and the Secret History of the Vietnam War, New York: Roaring Brook Press, 2015, 198, 200; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 372-75; Tom Wells, op. cit., 398-402.
Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 429; Tom Wells, op. cit., 399-402; Steve Sheinkin, op. cit., 202; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 29, 85; Max Frankel, The Times of My Life and My Life with The Times, New York: Random House, 1999, 323, 325; Susan E. Tifft and Alex S. Jones, The Trust: The Private and Powerful Family Behind the New York Times, Boston: Little, Brown, 1999, 481.
Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 15-16, 285; Steve Sheinkin, op. cit., 203; Max Frankel, op. cit., 323, 338.
Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 90; Hedrick Smith in Prados and Porter (eds.), op. cit., 66; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 5, 165; Susan E. Tifft and Alex S. Jones, op. cit., 484.
Ibid., 373-76, 380; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 48.
Ibid., 57, 61; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 126-27, 136-37; Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 11; Max Frankel, op. cit., 327; James Goodale in John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter (eds.), op. cit., 129, 130; “The Pentagon Suitcases,” New Yorker 72 (9 December 1996), 52.
Quoted in ibid., 53; Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 10; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 62; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 4, 205; Susan E. Tifft and Alex S. Jones, op. cit., 487.
Neil Sheehan, “Vietnam Archive: Pentagon Study Traces 3 Decades of Growing U.S. Involvement,” New York Times, 13 June 1971, 1, 38; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 1.
Quoted in David Rudenstine, “The Pentagon Papers 20 Years Later,” New York Times, 30 June 1991, IV, 15, in Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 14, and in Richard Reeves, President Nixon: Alone in the White House, New York: Simon & Schuster, 2001, 333; John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter, op. cit., 78; Richard M. Nixon and Henry A. Kissinger, 13 June 1971 telephone conversation, in ibid., 97.
Quoted in Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 120.
Quoted in ibid., 124.
Quoted in Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 262, in David Rudenstine, op. cit., 120, 121, and in Reeves, op. cit., 332; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 263.
Quoted in Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 113; Charles Evans Hughes, C. J., in Near v. Minnesota (1931), in Harold L. Nelson (ed.), Freedom of the Press from Hamilton to the Warren Court, Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1967, 91-92.
Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 242-43, 245; John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter, op. cit., 120; Goodale in ibid., 131; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 100-1; Max Frankel, op. cit., 336; Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 306; Susan E. Tifft and Alex S. Jones, op. cit., 481, 492.
Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 7, 16; Nelson W. Polsby, “In Praise of Alexander M. Bickel,” Commentary 61 (January 1976), 52, 53.
Quoted in Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 23, 30.
Quoted in Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 125, and in David Rudenstine, op. cit., 106, 143-44; Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 18-20.
David Rudenstine, op. cit., 69, 108, 121; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 394.
Quoted in Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 10; Katharine Graham, Personal History, New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1997, 446-47; Benjamin C. Bradlee, A Good Life: Newspapering and Other Adventures, New York: Simon & Schuster, 1995, 312-13; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 260.
Quoted in Benjamin C. Bradlee, op. cit., 316, and in David Rudenstine, op. cit., 131, 132, 134, 136; Katharine Graham, op. cit., 449, 450; Chalmers M. Roberts, The Washington Post: The First 100 Years, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1977, 416-19; Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 147.
David Rudenstine, op. cit., 186-88.
Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 25-30; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 304-8; Sanford E. Ungar, op. cit., 177, 179.
Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 396, 398, 409-10.
Quoted in Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 58; Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 192, 203; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., viii, 394, 396, 399; “Ellsberg: The Battle Over the Right to Know,” Time, 100 (5 July 1971), 6.
Quoted in Santford J. Ungar, op. cit., 196; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 171, 281; “Espionage Act of 1917,” in Harold L. Nelson, op. cit., 248.
Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 218-19; John P. Roche, “The Pentagon Papers and Historical Insight,” New Leader, 54 (12 July 1971), 8; Deborah Shapley, op. cit., 490-91; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 283-84.
Quoted in Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 229, 302, 235; Max Frankel, op. cit., 341; Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 301, 327; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 85, 267-68, 289.
Quoted in Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 231.
Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 335; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 301; Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 44; 403 U.S. 715-20 (1971).
Quoted in Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 47; 403 U.S. 753-55, 758 (1971); David Rudenstine, op. cit., 314; Floyd Abrams, op. cit., 15-16.
Quoted in Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 336, and in Katharine Graham, op. cit., 323; Max Frankel, op. cit., 342; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 413; Chalmers M. Roberts, op. cit., 422.
Alexander M. Bickel, The Morality of Consent, New Haven: Yale University Press, 1975, 60-61.
Quoted in Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 252.
Quoted in David Rudenstine, “Pentagon Papers,” New York Times, IV, 15, in Presses Stopped, 71, in John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter, op. cit., 78, 80, 105, and in Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 423; John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter, op. cit., 101, 103; David Rudenstine, Presses Stopped, 254; Tom Wells, op. cit., 487.
Quoted in Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 424, 425.
Quoted in Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 337, 339; Tom Wells, op. cit., 473, 474.
Quoted in Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 408, 434, 440, and in Steve Sheinkin, op. cit., 251-52; Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 240-41; Tom Wells, op. cit., 470.
Daniel Ellsberg in “Combating Amnesia: Counter-Obituaries for Richard Milhous Nixon,” Radical History Review, 60 (Fall 1994), 184-86.
Quoted in Tom Wells, op. cit., 461, and in Steve Sheinkin, op. cit., 253.
Ibidem, 551.
Michael J. Gaffney, “Legal and Constitutional Issues,” in John Prados and Margaret Pratt Porter (eds.), op. cit., 201; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 429; Steve Sheinkin, op. cit., 246, 287; Martin Arnold, op. cit., 72.
Quoted in “Court at the Crossroads,” Time, 124 (8 October 1984), 34; Sanford J. Ungar, op. cit., 299; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., viii-ix; Tom Wells, op. cit., 528-29; Martin Arnold, op. cit., 72, 74.
Tom Wells, op. cit., 452, 544; James Spada, Barbra Streisand: Her Life, New York: Crown, 1995, 307-8.
Quoted in Tom Wells, op. cit., 551; “Disagreeable to All,” Time, 101 (12 February 1973), 55; Martin Arnold, “The Ellsberg Case Remains Closed, But Only for Him,” New York Times, 19 May 1974, IV, 4; Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 447-48.
Quoted in Arnold, “Ellsberg Case,” New York Times, IV, 4; David Rudenstine, Presses op. cit., 342; Arnold, “Daniel Ellsberg,” Esquire 75; Wells, op. cit., 447-49, 551-53, 556.
Harrison E. Salisbury, op. cit., 336.
David Rudenstine, op. cit., 324-25; Tom Wells, op. cit., 502-3.
Hannah Arendt, “Lying in Politics,” in Crises of the Republic, New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1972, 14.
Quoted in David Rudenstine, op. cit., 6, in Daniel Ellsberg, op. cit., 457, and in Tom Wells, op. cit., 555; Richard Reeves, op. cit., 331; David Rudenstine, op. cit., 72.
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