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The government also charged Ellsberg with theft, espionage, and conspiracy. The charges were dropped due to members of President [[Richard Nixon]]'s staff breaking into Ellberg's psychiatrist's office to obtain medical records.<ref>http://law.jrank.org/pages/12719/New-York-Times-Company-v-United-States.html</ref>
The government also charged Ellsberg with theft, espionage, and conspiracy. The charges were dropped due to members of President [[Richard Nixon]]'s staff breaking into Ellberg's psychiatrist's office to obtain medical records.<ref>http://law.jrank.org/pages/12719/New-York-Times-Company-v-United-States.html</ref>
The leak of this report fueled the fire of the growing anti-[[Vietnam War]] movement.
The [[leak]] of this report fueled the fire of the growing anti-[[Vietnam War]] movement.
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