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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1971

Page

3

Meredith Returns To South Claims North More Biased

James H. Meredith, returning to Mississippi after six years in New York City, says the North harbors the most prejudice white population in America. He moved to Jackson with his wife and three sons and notes the South remains livable for blacks compared to northern cities, which he describes as tense with a chaotic education system. He plans further economic outreach under his Cooperatives distribution idea.

Jackson, Miss James H. Meredith New York City America North Meredith South University of Mississippi National Guard Ole Miss Mississippi Jackson Jackson Coliseum

Skinny Dippers Arrested At Greenbrier Park

State police thwarted a 15 person party of skinny-dippers at Greenbrier State Park on U S 40 east of Hagerstown. All posted $58 bond and face magistrate court as officers report vandalism including damaged lifeguard towers and stolen park truck parts. Park patrolling will be increased by state troopers and park officers.

Greenbrier State Park U. S. 40 Hagerstown Spickler Greenbrier

Agnew Says South Korean Troop Pullout No Threat

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew said South Korea may consider reducing its 48 000 troops in Vietnam but such plans will not affect the U S withdrawal program in Southeast Asia. He noted the matter is between Seoul and Saigon and that U S soldiers will proceed with the agreed pullout. Agnew spoke aboard Air Force Two en route to Seoul for talks with Park Chung Hee and Kim Jong Pil, and ahead of Park’s inauguration. He warned the Mansfield amendment to withdraw Indochina within nine months remains unsatisfactory.

Guam Spiro T. Agnew South Vietnam Korea Nixon Southeast Asia Agnew South Korea Vietnam Air Force Two Pacific Seoul Chung Hee Park Kimehong Pil Republic of Korean el Toro Marine Corps Air Station Calif Asia Africa Europe California Park Mansfield U.S Indochina

Pedestrian Death Toll Near 10,000

Washington AP The National Transportation Safety Board urged the federal government to curb pedestrian fatalities as annual deaths approach 10,000. A DOT study found little emphasis on walkers, lacking a national pedestrian program or coordinated efforts, and noted scant facilities for pedestrian traffic on interstates.

Washington National Transportation Safety Board Department of Transportation DOT Pedestria Iover Nt

Maryland Paper Claims U S Official Urged Vietnam Plot

The Maryland Gazette reports an August 1963 State Department aide urged possible U S action to overthrow South Vietnam’s government. It says top officials were involved in the coup that toppled the Diem-Nhu regime, with Hilsman denying U S policy intent and noting the papers were contingency brainstorming.

Maryland U.S Vietnam Glen Burnie United States the Gazette America State Department Diem-Nhu Roger Hilsman Far East Gazette Tom Wason Connecticut Hilsman Columbia Wason Dean Rusk Diem Rusk

HRC To Elect New Officers

The Frederick County Human Relations Council will meet Tuesday to elect new officers in Winchester Hall. The regular monthly session will follow an executive session at 7:30 p.m. in the county commissioners' conference room.

Frederick County Human Relations Council County Commissioners Winchester Hall

Vietnamese Firebases Targeted as Sweep Continues Near DMZ

North Vietnamese gunners shell allied firebases below the DMZ as reinforced South Vietnamese and American troops press a sweep. US Commando reports more than 20 rockets hit Charlie 2 with light casualties, while Charlie 1 Alpha 1 and Camp Carroll also take hits. Fire Base Fuller, four miles below the DMZ, had been abandoned after heavy shelling. Lt Col Le Trung Hien says the intensity is very low now.

Saigon Demilitarized Zone Pangles U.S Dmz Charlie 1 Alpha 1 Camp Carroll Fuller le Trung Hien

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