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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1971

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3

No Inquiry Planned Or Massacre Report

SAIGON AP The US Command says it plans no inquiry into allegations by a former sergeant and five Vietnamese women that troops of the Americal Division massacred 30 to 60 villagers in Truong Khanh in April 1969 after a booby trap killed a popular soldier. Notley testified that civilians were killed in revenge. the five women gave conflicting accounts of the killings and burnings.

Saigon Americal Division Army Washington Congressional Danny Spencer Notley Notley Ronald V. Dellums D-Calif Truong Khanh St. Paul Minn U.S 11Th Infantry Brigade Quang Ngai My Lai 11Th Brigade Nghia Hanh Ham

Maryland traffic upgrades threaten by-pass project costs

Roads including the Md 75 relocation and a tunnel section are set for upgrades. Mohler estimates about 3 million for the Bill Moxley rest area segment, 4 million for the other Md 75 relocation work, and 350 000 for the I 70N bridge over Mussetter Road. Additional planned bridges include Buckeystown over the Monocacy and a Foxville Md 77 span with bids not yet accepted. Work continues on Md 97 relocation at Emmitsburg and its bridge completion.

New Market By-Pass Mussetter Road MD. 144 Mohler Bill Moxley Buckeystown Monocacy River Foxville Emmitsburg Dennis Wayne Stottlemyer Myersville Vincent Stanley Pople RFD 4

Civil Rights Commission Sees Little Progress After Seven Months

Washington AP The Civil Rights Commission reports little progress and some regression since last fall. It finds no overarching civil rights policy, poor coordination, and some agencies not doing their jobs. Housing efforts have regressed and HUD is faulted for narrowing open housing policy. The Justice Department housing section is praised for aggressive enforcement.

Washington Civil Rights Commission Intertia Department of Housing and Urban Development Justice Department Commission

George C Scott wins Emmy for The Price in Hollywood

Hollywood AP George C Scott wins an Emmy for best single performance for The Price after rejecting an Oscar for Patton. Cassidy explains Scott would have accepted privately and praises the Emmy voting structure vs Oscars while Miss Pleshette cries as envelope is opened. The Price stars Scott and Barry Sullivan in a Miller play adaptation. The Andersonville Trial wins outstanding program.

Hollywood George C. Scott Patton Scott Suzanne Pleshette Goldie Hawn Jack Cassidy Cassidy New York Arthur Miller Andersonville Public Broadcasting Service

Energy Source For Newborn Babies Found

Dr J Tyson Tilden of the University of Maryland medical school reports ketosis, via ketone bodies, as an energy source in the first six months of life alongside glucose. He notes some infants have very low glucose but show no signs of distress, suggesting routine ketone testing could help detect malnutrition or brain damage.

Baltimore University of Maryland J. Tyson Tilden Medical Tilden Tildon

Rogers Returns With Optimistic Arab-Israeli Report

Secretary Rogers returns to Washington after a two week, 18000 mile tour in Europe and the Mideast. He tells reporters the gap between Arabs and Israelis has narrowed and both sides may move toward peace. He cites possible reopen of the Suez Canal as a starting point for broader accord.

Washington William P. Rogers Nixon Rogers Europe Mideast Suez Canal Joseph Sisco Anwar Sadat Israel Sinai Jerusalem East Bank Sisco Cairo

Proxmire urges immediate ban on DDT shipments

Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin seeks an immediate halt to interstate DDT shipments. In a letter to EPA head William Ruckelshaus, he endorses the agency policy but says cancellation notices are too slow and compares the delay to fighting an oil fire without cutting supply.

Washington William Proxmire D-Wis Proxmire Environmental Protection Agency EPA William Ruckelshaus Ruckelshaus

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