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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1971

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Nixon declares end of major U.S. ground combat in Vietnam

President Nixon says American troops are in defensive positions as the first phase of Vietnamization nears completion. Defense officials expect further pullouts, with U.S. force levels dropping toward 50,000 advisory and security personnel by next summer.

Washington Nixon Vietnam U.S Melvin J. Laird Apeil White House Lat Quang Tri Province Thailand

Nixon Family to Visit Maine and New Hampshire

President Nixon and his wife Pat travel to the Northeast with a Madison Island Maine retreat planned after a stop in Manchester New Hampshire. In Manchester a visit to quadriplegic Dick Chaput is on schedule before flights to Bangor and Minot Island owned by Jack J. Dreyfus Jr. The trip coincides with Democratic hopefuls in New Hampshire and Muskie’s Maine representation.

Manchester Nixon New Hampshire Maine Penobscot Bay White House Pat Nixons David Julie Eisenhower Nashua Dick Chaput Jaycees Bangor Tiny Minot Island Jack J. Dreyfus Jr New York Dreyfus & 1 Washington Hollis Henry Jackson Birch Bayh Indiana George S. McGovern South Dakota Ser Edmund Muskie Kenneth L. Curtis Paul N. McClaskey Jr California Concord Ronald L. Ziegler McCloskey

Misuse Of Authority Charged In House Mine Blast Report

Republicans allege Rep. Perkins used his chair authority to issue a mine explosion report blaming the Bureau of Mines without consulting other committee members. A revised minority version criticizes the majority for errors and a sensational prose style.

Washington Carl D. Perkins D-Ky House Bureau of Mines Hyden Perkins Full Education and Labor Committee Finley

Rogers To Push U.N. For Pakistan Relief

Secretary of State William P. Rogers plans to travel to the United Nations to urge a stronger international relief effort for East Pakistani refugees in India. He will meet U Thant and relief officials to press for faster action as President Nixon defends current aid levels amid a Pakistan crisis.

Washington William P. Rogers United Nations Rogers U.N U Thant U.S Nixon United States India Pakistan East Pakistan West Pakistan Sayyed A. Karim

Senate Pushes To Finish Election Spending Bill

The Senate moved to complete a broad election spending bill after approving limits on candidates personal spending. It rejected bans on compulsory union dues and limiting under 60 second spots, while proposing disclosure by a federal agency and debate access for broadcasters.

Senate Washington Federal John O. Pastore Hugh Scott Pastore Nixon San Paul Fannin R-Aziz Peter Dominick R-Cotp Fannin Dominick Sem Vance Hartke D-Ind Hartke

Two Nabbed Men Face Drug Charge in Warrenton

Warrenton police arrested two Kensington men Roy Olds Jr. 23 and Steven Dennison 21 on breaking and entering coin operated machines charges and possession of controlled drugs. A suitcase found with the pair contained drugs and drug paraphernalia.

Warrenton Cap Warrenton Town Kensington Roy Olds Jr Steven Dennison

British aviatrix completes soloworld flight with seven records

Sheila Scott, 44, lands in London after a 34,000 mile solo round the world trip. She claims seven air records including first solo North Pole overflight and Darwin to London solo flight in 314 days. The voyage cost about 110,400 dollars, largely debt, to be repaid by lectures and a book.

London Sheila Scott Miss Scott North Pole Darwin Australia

Henderson enters innocent plea in My Lai trial

Col Oran K Henderson, top officer charged over My Lai civilians deaths, pleads not guilty as trial set for Aug 23 before a seven member jury. Proceedings may last 12 weeks with Captain Medina’s case also active and Calley’s review ongoing. Henderson, 50s Indianaplis native, faces war crimes related charges and possible six year sentence plus dismissal.

Col. Henderson Ft, Meade, Md Oran K. Henderson My Lai Peter S Wondolowski Henderson Europe Korea Vietnam Charles M Mount Jites William L. Calley Calley Ernest Medina Ft. McPherson Medina 11Th Infantry Brigade Barker South China Sea Imum Indianapolis Carroll Tichenor Army Robert L. Waters

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