President's Commission To Probe Campus Unrest
The President's Commission on Campus Unrest begins preliminary work drafting recommendations to keep peace on campuses this fall. Hearings at Kent State concluded with accounts of the May 4 shootings, including FBI findings that only Ohio Guardsmen fired, 54 shots in 11 seconds, and that sniper fire was not evidenced.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Nixon
Kent State University
Ohio
Jackson
Miss
Kent State
George Warren
Commission
FBI
Warren
Lansing
Mich
James C. Woodring Jr
Cuyahoga Falls
National Guard
Hit Run Driver Strikes Boy On Frederick Road
An unidentified hit and run driver struck 12 year old Wayne Miles Horsman and injured two girls on Schley Avenue near Frederick Shopping Center at 9 40 p m Friday. The dark Chevrolet fled after the crash, witnesses said. Horsman required eight stitches and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Miss Hale and Miss Putman were examined and released. An antenna was recovered from the car and police asked citizens to help locate the vehicle.
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Ballenger Creek Road
Schley Avenue
Frederick
Wayne Miles Horsman
E. V. Coburn
Frederick City
Fire log brief reports multiple incidents and responses
Fire calls for a 74 hour period ending 10 am logged. Auto fire at Quebec School Road reported at 5:16 pm with Independents responding. At 6:54 am a house fire at Bag ley residence with Middletown and Braddock Heights responding. Ambulance calls: Emergency four, Routine zero.
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Quebec School Road
Bagley Residence
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Black Panther Denies Charges in Rackley Killing Trial
In New Haven Connecticut AP report chairman Bobby Seale denies ordering Rackley torture and murder. Seale testifies amid claims by George Sams Jr. that he urged action against Rackley. Cofounder Huey Newton appears free on bail after manslaughter conviction overturned as seven Panthers await trial.
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New Haven
Huey Newton
California
Seale
Rackley
George Sams Jr
Detroit
Superior Court
Sams
New Haven Panther
Yale University
Accident Claims Woman's Hand at Cannery
City police searched for a severed hand after an accident at Jenkins Brothers Cannery on West South Street. Grace Lanor Dew 74 of B and O Avenue was injured at 8 20 p m when she reached into a corn husking machine. The hand was reportedly found an hour later in a truck headed to James Montgomery farm on Ball Road and brought to Frederick Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Jenkins Brothers Cannery
West South Street
Grace Lanor Dew
James Montgomery Farm
Ball Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dew
Patrick Street Paving Begins Monday Morning
Patrick Street paving starts Monday at 6 a.m. One lane will be used during the operation. Police Chief Major Charles V. Main said work begins at East Street and moves west to Court Street, with a traffic gap at Patrick and Market to ease peak-hour flow, to close in early evening.
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Patrick Street
Charles V. Main
East Street
Court Street
Patrick and
Market
Nixon says no geographic limits on U S bombing in Cambodia
Reports indicate no geographic restrictions on U S Air Force strikes inside Cambodia against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces, save for sacred sites like Angkor possibly off limits. Air power centers on northeast Cambodia with missions aimed at disrupting enemy supply routes toward South Vietnam. Cambodian and South Vietnamese airstrikes focus on base areas near Phnom Penh as recent ground clashes continue with modest losses on both sides.
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Saigon
Nixon
Cambodia
Angkor Temple
Phnom Penh
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Mekong River
Laos
Associated Press
T. Jeff Williams
Maj
Am Rong
Prek Tameak
Senate votes against funding foreign troops for Laos and Cambodia
Washington AP Senate opposes using U.S. funds to support foreign troops in Laos and Cambodia. Fulbright amendment attached to a 19.2 billion military purchasing bill, fate to be decided in House conference. Also passed Bayh policy on manpower ceilings and Percy troop rotation cut aimed at saving money.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
J. W. Fulbright
House
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Charles Percy
Vietnam
Fulbright
United States
Food Poisoning Probe Ordered
A Maryland panel of inquiry will hold three public hearings September 17 18 and 21 on a salmonella outbreak at Gould Convalesarium in northeast Baltimore. The illness affected more than 100 patients and contributed to 25 elderly deaths. The panel will subpoena witnesses and hear testimony from state city and federal health officials and the state medical society regarding prevention and physician conduct.
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Baltimore
Maryland Health Secretary
Neil Solomon
Board of Inquiry
Gould Convalesarium
Solomon
Maryland Attorney General's Office
State Medical Society
Weather outlook shows warm weekend with scattered showers
The forecast calls for sunny and fair skies today with highs in the 80s. Tonight a 20 percent rain chance and mid to upper 60s. Sunday cloudy with likely rain and 80s. Monday cloudy warm with a chance of showers and variable winds. Extended: humid Tuesday with showers, highs upper 70s to 80s, mountains 50s to 60s elsewhere, Wednesday fair and less humid.
Israel Claims Evidence Of Egyptian Truce Violations
Israel says it has new evidence that Egypt is violating the cease-fire by moving SAM missiles toward the Suez Canal. The claim cites missile batteries under construction within 20 miles of the canal, in breach of the 30 mile limit. Egypt denies the charges. The State Department expects indirect peace talks to begin soon, possibly next week, with U.N. mediator Gunnar Jarring. Jerusalem and Cairo trade protests over surveillance flights.
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Associated Press
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
Washington
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
United States
U.N
Gunnar V. Jarring
McCloskey
Jarring
United
Feyot
Jordan
New York
Yosef Tekoah
Cairo
al Ahram
Mohamed Hassan Elzayyat
Cyprus
Feds Seize Contaminated Foods in Maryland Purchase
Federal officials confiscated over 300000 worth of contaminated food and beverages in a month long probe across three states. At a Locust Point warehouse the goods from Chesapeake Operating Co were seized after antimony dust was found on raw beet sugar and coffee. No charges will be filed as contamination origin could not be proven in storage.
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Baltimore
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Locust Point
Chesapeake Operating Co
Federal
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
George White
White
Automatic Rifles Issued For National Guard Use
Washington AP reports light M16 rifles are issued to National Guard troops for combat riot control. The transition from M1 and M14 rifles is underway as guardsmen receive roughly 200000 M16s by mid 1971. Kent State remarks and stockpiling from Vietnam inventories noted.
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National Guard
Washington
National Guard Bureau
Priday
Adj
Sylvester del Corso
Ohio National Guard
Kent State
Mié
Vietnam
Majority Southern Schools Meet Federal Guidelines
The Justice Department says 94 percent of Southern school districts will meet desegregation guidelines this fall with 566 districts in 11 states operating desegregated. Some districts will still have single-race schools due to population patterns while 2,543 districts meet approval. Senator Mondale accuses IRS of delaying tax exemptions for private segregation academies amid classroom integration.
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Washington
Justice Department
Department
Justice
Internal Revenue Service
Walter F. Mondale
D- Mim
Nixon
IRS
Mississippi
Mondale
Senate Committee On Equal Educational Opportunity
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Beall Accused of Using Federal Payroll for Campaign
Republican senatorial candidate Harry Simms charged J Glenn Beall Jr used the federal payroll to fund his campaign. Simms cited salaries for David Rust and Susan Saum on the payroll and said Beall admitted it after checks with the Library of Congress. He vowed further investigation and promised to expose others involved.
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Harry Simms
U.S. Senate
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Baltimore County
Simms
Sydney
Campfield Rd
Republican Central Committee
Beall Jr
David Rust
County Central Committee
Beall
Er Rust
Susan Saum
Hagerstown
J.glenn Beall Jr
Joseph Tydings
Harry
Library of Congress
Congressional
Tam
Mathias
Maryland
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Coburn
Debra Lynne Putman
Grant Place
Holly Sylvia Hale
West Seventh Street
Miss Hale
Black Panther
Air Force
Ang Chang~e
South Vietnmese 9Th Infantry Division
Beirut
Amman
Iraq
Feds
Miés
Guard
William D. Thomas
Baltimore City
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