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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1969

Page

1

Cattle Buyer Proposes Calves for Complaining Housewives

Eddie Collins of Red Oak offers to ship calves to two women in Florida and New York to prove cattle raising costs amid meatless campaigns. Nebraska farmers fund the calves for shipments to Denver Portland and other cities as many as 200 calves could join within 24 hours.

Ed Collins Red Oak Iowa Levittown A. Y Melbourne Beach Fla Collins Nebraska Paul Labbar Asacciaiad Ted Oak Hastem Peice Stephen Stophlett Grap Mickey DeLorenzo Levittown, N.Y Eddie] Collins Mort Oregon Rannit Raters Lexington Prank Bieveks Garden Tider Denver Paortlind DeLorenza

Drafts Statement To N Korea On Pueblo Crew Release

A Remember the Pueblo Committee led by Rev. Paul Lindstrom seeks a private deal with North Korea to free three American crewmen from the USS Pueblo. State Department officials say no Pueblo committee role is known, and negotiations remain uncertain with no required apology from Washington.

Ikap Publo North Korea Paul Tindstrom Puebla State Department Lindstrom Tanminniom Washington Robert J. McCloskey Lindstrang Remember the Pueblo Committee North Kore North Andl Alba Provinus Paymajon Fieinls Artile Hilstiee Hye

U S deplores Viet use of anti war groups and prisoner releases

The United States condemns North Vietnam for using antiwar groups to release prisoners while stressing it has not interfered with negotiations. Officials say private groups should not decide prisoner releases and highlight a recent case of three prisoners freed for medical reasons with difficult travel conditions.

U.S San Nase Seerebiy James D. Hittle United States North Vietnam Thier Lye North Vietnan Tithe

Kennedy Phone Records Subpoenaed For Inquest

Nine persons were subpoenaed for the inquest into the death of Mary Kopecline including a New England Tel phon e Co representative and others tied to Kennedy. The inquest may start this week as Kennedy’s lawyers consider an appeal to block cross examination.

Kennedy Frgaitown Mass Capy Sahe Pornas Mary Oho Kapechae Tomi A. Palen Dukes County Cowet New England John Dh. O'onnor Sen Kener Brilward Chappaquintdlick Island Kopeelne Rornly James A. Doyle

Marines Launch New Offensive Southwest of Da Nang

U S Marines and South Vietnamese infantry began a counter offensive against an enemy division in hills southwest of Da Nang with initial reports noting light contact. Across South Vietnam activity was light, nine enemy rocket and mortar attacks overnight, five Americans wounded.

George Esper Associated Press Saigon U.S da Nang South Viet“ Nam North Vietnam Richard Pyle Hiep Duc South Vietnam Ba Nang

Ford May Quit Producing Falcon Series

A Ford sales official indicated the company may stop Falcon production by early 1970. Ford will decide the Falcon future between now and year’s end, possibly shifting production to models with new locking steering columns. If halted, the Falcon void could be filled by the Fairlane, Maverick, and related lines.

Baltimore APY Ford Motor Co Paul Fifferfirt Washington District Doel Ford George i E. Trainey Washington Fderal United States Trainor

Washington Narcotics Sweep Ties Crime to Drugs

Federal and local narcotics agents seized about 200000 dollars worth of heroin and cocaine as 27 people were sued in the Washington area. Senator Joseph G. Tydlegs called the case evidence of broad narcotics crime fueling the local drug trade and related activity.

Wasitington Senate Washington Joseph G. Tydlegs Dmad Senate District of Columbia Arta T Mittee Pratlegy Artier

Wood Shortage Fears Prompt New Trees for People Program

Washington ap professional foresters and conservationists warn of a timber shortage by 2000 and launch a trees for people program to boost wood production on privately owned land outside major industry holdings. Kenneth B. Pomeroy of the American Forestry Association says private land now provides about one third of potential lumber. A coalition of 21 natural resources groups drafted long range guidelines and objectives.

Washington Kenneth B. Pomeroy American Forestry Association

State Department Won't Comment On Soviet Strike Plans

Washington AP report notes State Department declines to side publicly amid stories that the CIA suggested Soviet plans for an air strike on Chinese atomic plants. The piece describes CIA silence on overseas matters and rumors involving William Rogers, Richard Helms, and the Green Beret case, with analysts debating the plausibility of a Soviet Chinese clash and its use in psychological warfare.

State Department Lewis Gulick Associated Press Washington (Ap G Suggestion William P. Rogers Central Inteligence Agency Red China Robert J. McCloskey CTA Richard Helms Helms CIA Green Ber Saigon Foes Green Beret Acmy Army Green Beret Group Sina Peking Hogers U.S

Proposals Made To End Irish Religious Strife

British Home Secretary James Callaghan outlined five measures to ease Catholic Protestant tensions in Northern Ireland. He pledged a £600000 relief grant, a minister for communal relations, a British mission, a joint Protestant Catholic grievances committee, and a British Northern Ireland team to study causes, promising a return visit to work with London on reforms.

Belfast Northern Ireland James Callaghan Toudon Callaghan Civil Rights Association London James — Chichester- Clark

Bible Thought on Joy in Teaching and Serving

A brief religious reflection cites Acts 13 52 about joy as believers go out to teach and serve as God commands, noting the Hefty Ghost and joyful mission.

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