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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1971
Page
2
U S Fears VC Drive In Cambodia Unclear Tet Plans
Washington officials say North Vietnam may launch a small Tet offensive in Cambodia by end of January. State Department analysts warn South Vietnamese troops might enter Cambodia to help stemming the tide as Hanoi accelerates supplies but remains far below 1968 levels. Smaller, protracted guerrilla tactics are favored over large units this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
North Vietnam
Cambodia
White House
Pentagon
Vietnam
U.S
New Crime Law Targets Gun Toters in Banks
Washington AP: A new federal anti gun crime law doubles penalties for crimes involving firearms. First offenders face one to ten years for using a gun in a federal crime, with 2 to 25 years for subsequent offenses, plus an extra term for gun possession. The measure, part of a $3.5 billion bill signed by President Nixon, expands Safe Streets and protections for lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Mansfield
Urban County Ends Bounty on Foxes in Ohio
Cincinnati AP reports Hamilton County will end the 100 year fox bounty and nearly end the crow bounty. County administrator R A Anderegg says state law bars lifting the 25 cent crow bounty, so commissioners set aside only one dollar for crow bounties and will pay none after four are collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
R.A. Anderegg
Fake Customers Terrorize Store in Philadelphia Robbery
Eight men posing as customers held up the Dubrow Furniture Co. in South Philadelphia. They bound about 25 people, robbed cash registers, and sprayed gasoline before setting fires that caused no major damage. One man was killed and two others wounded amid the attack. Police and witnesses described the daring daytime robbery around 3 p.m. and noted the store must audit accounts to determine losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dubrow Furniture Co
Vigil Of 22 Hours Nets Low Car Plate
Charlootte AP report says truck driver George Keith forty four from Charlotte endured a 22 hour all night vigil in 43 degree cold to secure a car plate for his newborn grandchild awaiting the new year. His daughter Geraldine resides in Sacramento with her Air Force husband and keeps his car registered in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotten N.C
George Keith
Charlotte
North Carolina
Keith
Sondra
Geraldine
Sacramento
Calif
Woolworth Opens First Five and Ten Cent Store in Utica
The first five and ten cent store was opened by F. W. Woolworth in Utica New York on February 22 1879 establishing a new concept in retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Woolworth
Utica
N.Y
Pope Paul VI Urges Bishops to Define Faith Clearly
In a 3008 word exhortation dated December 8 and issued on the fifth anniversary of Vatican II, Pope Paul VI tells bishops they must instruct the people on what God asks them to believe, addressing doubt over priesthood, divorce, and Eucharist. He condemns venturesome hypotheses as ravaging Christians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Chile Grants Red Chinese Recognition
Chile and the People's Republic of China announced diplomatic ties with Chile taking note of Peking's claim to Formosa. Chile recognizes the PRC as sole legal government of China and will exchange ambassadors soon, despite the Nationalist Chinese embassy severing relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
Chile
Peking
Formosa
People’s Republic of China
New China News Agency
Taiwan
Canada
Formose
Santiago
Salvador Allende
Cuba
North Korea
North Vietnam
East Germany
Immunity Granted for Meadle Testimony at Calley Court Martial
Former soldier Paul Meadle, who told CBS he killed 10 to 15 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai, was granted immunity to testify at Lt. William L. Calley Jr.'s court martial. Meadle, who previously refused to answer, must appear at Ft. Benning as the trial resumes, with Calley charged in the March 16, 1968 My Lai killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will R. Wilson
Meadle
John A. Kesler
Ft. Benning
Calley
My Lai
Meadie
Terre Haute
Ind
CBS
Mike Wallace
Widespread Strikes Hit Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh faces heavy disruption as 1,000 teachers boycott classrooms over a contract dispute. Maintenance workers and pressmen also strike, halting city services, postal news delivery, and newspaper production affecting about 600,000 readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Louis Kishko
Pittsburgh Press
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Post-Gazette
IGM Elects Negro Pastor To Board
In New York AP report Dr Leon Howard Sullivan a 48 year old Philadelphia minister and Zion Baptist Church pastor has been elected the first Negro member of General Motors board of directors He is a founder of the Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America which train minorities for industrial and business jobs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leon Howard Sullivan
Philadelphia
General Motors Board of Directors
Dr. Sullivan
Zion Baptist Church
Opportunities Industrialization Centers of America
Hunting and Fishing Permitted in US Wilderness Areas
The rule states hunting and fishing are allowed in US wilderness areas under state law. It emphasizes compliance with local regulations and seasons.
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William A. MacLeod
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Englar
Robert A. Englar
Mount Airy
Linganore High School
Frederick
Frederick Electronics
Brewingsville
John DeRose
Lester P. Condon
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Develop
Ment
Washington, D.C
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HUD
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Blue Duck Inn
Emmitsburg
Pat
Bob Otto
Otto
Allende
Holter Agency
W. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Fat Life
F&t Life
Oswrance Company
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Semple Services
Percy
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Allegheny Power System
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Brunswick
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