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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1971

Page

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Higher Milk and Hamburger Prices Buzz Households

Government dairy price supports rise further, likely lifting milk and beef prices. Economists cite a 6 percent boost to farmers’ guaranteed milk price, with earlier increases spreading to butter and meat. The move follows White House talks and debates in Congress over dairy policy and farm costs.

David Wallace Washington Govermmen Tex House Agviculture Committee Nelson Ar Agriculture Department White House Hardin

Army honors Polk amid congressional ire and court martial talk

Washington reports an Army ceremony saluted General Dames Polk ending a 31 year career, with Rep William Clay denouncing him for alleged lip service to desegregation in Germany. In Saigon, US and Vietnamese tallies show rising deaths and injuries while allied losses fall. Denver coverage notes FDA plans new drug labeling ratings from effective to ineffective, with a one year market window for possibly or probably effective drugs.

Washington Dames Th. Polk Higol Polk Barone William Clay D-Mo Germany Clay Congressional Record Denver Food and Beag Administration Henry E. Siminot Thyector PDA Bureau of Drugs American Academy of Physicians Matusfacturers

Women Protest In Dublin Senate Shelved Contraception Bill

In Dublin activists chant We shall not conceive as three women slip through an unguarded window to reach a Senate room hours after a Senate vote shelved Sen Mary Bourke Robinsons bill repealing the 1934 ban on contraceptives. The Catholic Church hierarchy vows to oppose changes. In Washington methadone policy drawn tight with warnings from FDA and Justice on its long term use for narcotic addiction. In New York a five hour veterinary operation saves Waist the Flag, a 5 year old Kentucky Derby hopeful, but he will not race again.

Dublin N Vith Senate Rmma Senate Mary Bourke Robinson Irish Republic Washington Food and Drug Administration Justice Department Bureau of Nayentics and Dangerous Drugs New York William ©. Redd Tom Ralfe Tom Ralfe Will Never Race Again, He Apparantly Will Be Preserved For Elud Holst Belmont Park

Republicans Hit Critics Over Vietnam War Policy

GOP leaders pressed a counterattack against war critics linking the Indochina conflict to Democratic political maneuvers. Scott and other Republicans claimed Democrats press for swift end to war, while House Democrats voted for a 1972 deadline, sparking intra party tension and focus on Nixon administration policy.

Wasitington APS Oma Muah Scott Nixon Hobert Olin Tawell B. Weicker Jr Connecticut Glenn Bealler Maryland Wiliam E Tenness Scott Tre Edmund Muskie L-Maine Senate Senna T Sethi Ag Vietun Svatt House Democrats Dee

War critics fail again to abolish draft

Parole Board rejects James Hoffa bid for freedom. County garbage collection opposed by board. Open season on swans rejected by the state. City Council deals with transmission issues at the Sawyer Plant with committee review.

Page 2 Parole Board Jimmy Hoffa

Prince Charles dances at Save the Children gala in Newark

Britain's Prince Charles attends a charity ball in Newark with his partner Mrs Abel Smith. The two year old Prince of Wales took a break from RAF Cranwell studies to support Save the Children Fund, led by his sister Princess Anne. The event was at Belvoir Castle, home of the Duke and Duchess of Rutland.

Britain Prince Charles Abel Smith Hall Newark England Prince of Wales Royal Air Force Training College Cranwell Save the Children Fund Princess Anne Belyoly Castle Duke and Duchess of Rutland Landon

Vietnamese Fire Base Fell After North Vietnamese Assault

North Vietnamese units crossed from Laos into central Vietnam and attacked Firebase No 6, driving out Saigon troops and firing rockets at nearby artillery bases near Laos. A 2000-man assault penetrated several times while South Vietnamese forces blew their howitzers to hinder reuse. A separate Saigon commando raid on the A Chi Minh trail yielded minor damage with no North Vietnamese engagement. The weekly military summary reported 58 American KIA and 158 WIA last weekend, the highest fatality toll in a month.

Saigon U.S Noril Mary Ann APY Laos South Vietnam No. 6 Gland Bon Het Southietnamese Command le Seung Hien Beloit Tien Sain Hjen

Telegrams Urge Nixon Clemency In My Lai Case

Telegrams to President Nixon urged clemency for Lt. William J. Calley in the My Lai court martial. About 5,000 telegrams had arrived with an estimated 20,000 awaiting transmission. Protests included resignations, resolutions, vigils, petitions, flagging, and a ransom fund plan.

Associated Press Nixon William Js Calley J Ronald K. Siegler Calley My Lai Anf Spiro T. Ag Isomne At My Lai

Calley Review Could Take Many Years

Sir William Calley Jr. faces automatic post conviction review of his life sentence for the My Lai massacre killings. The process by military authorities could last four to five years, delaying final determination of his punishment.

Benning William 4. Calley Jr Caley My Lai

Resolutions Urge Nixon Pardon Split by States

Alabama moved to adopt resolutions urging President Nixon to grant clemency while South Carolina lawmakers rejected the idea. Similar measures were pending in Colorado North Carolina Kansas Alabama and Michigan. A Mobile businessman submitted a surrender letter to a Army recruiting office claiming war crimes in World War II. He said bombing raids on Germany caused civilian deaths and asked for court martial proceedings.

Alabama Nixon South Carolina Colorado North Carolina Kansas Michigan Mobile Ala Germany Dan O'Connor

Passenger hijacker disrupts Eastern jet to Havana

An armed man aboard Eastern Airlines Flight 9 from New York to Siedizi forced the jetliner to divert to Havana. He used a plastic noisemaker, claimed protest over a trial, and threatened crew as Cuban authorities boarded to take him into custody after the plane landed.

Maslen Airlines Havana Calley Ant Abowver Kagieri Wadd Miatal Oman New York Siedizi Iblen Warde Tiler Hiy Vodeink Edward L Theo Mand Lee Nak Airlines

Picket Fence Split Prompts Burst of Calls

Harold Wibberley Sr. reports 40 inquiries after placing a Classified Ad to split a picket fence. He says quick results come from a classifier ad.

Harold Wibberley Sr Mr. Wibberley

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