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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1971

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Centennial Vault Key Is Missing

Washington AP reports the 1876 Centennial safe in a Capitol storage room lacks its key and may require a professional to open it. The outer lock appears possibly inoperable and the inner door key is believed in Smithsonian custody, with House Appropriations members and architect George White puzzled by the missing access and contents.

Washington United States Capitol U.S House Appropriations George M. White Smithsonian Institution Bob Casey Dtex Philadelphia Charles F. Deihm New York White

Laird warns NATO facing possible U S cutback in Europe

In Brussels Defense Secretary Melvin Laird says Mansfield may revive a plan to cut U S forces in Europe amid budget talks. He reports to NATO ministers on realistic deterrence tying SALT progress to Western talks with Moscow and urges allies to keep strong defense commitments. Laird notes some European partners lag in defense efforts.

Brussels U.S Melvin R. Laird Senate Mike Mansfield Europe Congress Laird North Atlantic Treaty Organization Soviet Union Moscow America

Agriculture Denies Beef Contaminated With DES Hormone

Washington AP reports Agriculture Department official Richard E. Lyng refuted Senator Proxmire’s claim that 100,000 to 150,000 cattle with DES residues are slaughtered yearly. Lyng said 30.9 million cattle were inspected last year, 192 tested for DES, and only one had traces in the liver, not in red meat. A new program will sample 6,000 cattle annually for DES.

Washington Agriculture Department Richard E. Lyng William Proxmire Dwis Food and Drug Administration Lyng Des

Bobby Seale Bail Allowed For Contempt

A federal appeals court allowed Bobby G. Seale to remain free while appealing a four year contempt sentence from the Chicago riot trial. Attorneys for Seale and the government planned a meeting with Judge Luther M. Swygert to settle release details, including whether he should be released in Connecticut or Chicago. A $25,000 bond was posted after the circuit court ruling, despite government objections tied to Seale’s Connecticut murder kidnapping mistrial.

Chicago Freedom Bobby G. Seale Black Panther Party Seale Luther M. Swygert Connecticut Circuit Court of Appeals London

Saigon crackdown on drugs claims progress and independence

Saigon officials announced “encouraging results” in a drive to curb narcotics abuse and smuggling, detailing 15 pounds of heroin, 6.4 pounds of opium, and 1,716 pounds of marijuana seized. Since January 1, 1,040 arrests were reported, four illegal labs shut, and 30 licenses revoked, as government leaders denied U.S. pressure and acknowledged some investigations of National Assembly deputies.

Saigon U.S le van Thu Thu Thailand Laos Hong Kong National Assembly Sen George McGovern D-S.c Nguyen Cao Ky McGovern

Filicudi residents protest Mafia exile on island

Sicilian islanders battled police overnight as 18 exiled Mafia chiefs and 80 guards arrived on Filicudi to be kept under surveillance. Islanders fear tourism will suffer, and demand removal of the underworld figures from the only village on the small north Sicilian island. Local stores closed in solidarity with Lipari and Stromboli residents rallying to end Filicudi’s open air-prison status.

Filicudi Sicily Palermo Linosa Lipari Stromboli Giseppe Saragat Naples Mussolini Stefano Ferrazzo Stefano Zegame Tommaso Ferlazzo

Tricia Nixon to exit White House in wedding gown

Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox plan a public exit through the White House gates after their June 12 wedding, avoiding a secret departure. Press secretary indicated Tricia wishes to leave in her wedding gown, contrasting with prior Johnson brides.

Washington Tricia Nixon Edward Finch Cox White House Johnson Tricia Constance Stuart

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