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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1970

Page

1

Viet Cong Kill Villagers in Week of Heavy Fighting

US and allied forces report fierce clashes across Vietnam and Cambodia. Viet Cong casualties rise while American deaths total 273 with 1,196 wounded since May. In Da Nang and Da Nang outskirts, attacks on villages and a highway bridge left civilians killed and homes burned.

Richard Pyle Perent Jean Associated Press Cambodia U.S Ba Ren Urvivors Ters 1.8. Command

New Cabinet Member Will Inherit Welfare Program With Problems

Elliot L. Richardson faces Senate confirmation as Health Education and Welfare secretary while inheriting a troubled welfare program. The revised Nixon plan preserves core family assistance features but signals ongoing debate and delays in enacting welfare reform, food stamp overhaul, and a new health insurance system for the poor.

Walter R. Mears Associated Press Welter Ashington Elliot L. Richardson Senate Robert H. Finch Nixon White House Finch Congress

Bible thought on forgiveness and repentance from Luke 15 insight

A brief meditation on the prodigal son narrative as a reflection on divine mercy. The text cites Luke 15 21 and contemplates whether confession leads to forgiveness within an administration analysis of God as a loving Father. It discusses repentance, sin, and the possibility of forgiveness for the penitent.

John J. Williams Ramy God

Slain Student's Father Sues State of Ohio

Arthur Krause of Pittsburgh files a $6 million wrongful death suit in U S District Court accusing Governor Rhodes Ohio National Guard commander Del Corso and Brig Gen Canterbury of ordering troops to Kent State Campus and intentionally endangering Allison Krause and others. He says the leaders knew there was no cause for the National Guard presence and that troops were inadequately trained to handle loaded weapons around civilians.

Cleveland, Ohio Allison Krause Kent State University Ohia Arthur Krause Pittsburgh U.S. Distict James A. Rhodes Ohio National Guard Sylvester T. del Corso Robert H. Canterbury Ohio Army National Guard Krause National Guard

No Signals From Soviet Spaceship

Bochum Observatory reported no radio signals from Soyuz 9 for 24 hours though the craft appeared safe. Tass said the cosmonauts Nikolayev and Sevastyanov completed their work on day 10 and had a rest period as the satellite logged 155 orbits in 230 hours.

Bochum West Germany Bochum Observatory Tass Soyuz Andrian Nikolayev Vitaly Sevastyanov Henry Kaminski Kaminski Cosmos

Stock Market Drifts Down in Moderate Early Trading

New York stock figures show a down session as the Dow Jones Average falls 2.88 to 691.47 by 10:80 a.m. with decliners outweighing advancers two to one on the NYSE. Analysts call it a continuation of the consolidation after a recent rally and note light institutional buying. Prices for Occidental Petroleum slip, McDonnell Douglas declines, Nerox drops, and General Electric rises slightly.

Dow Jones New York Stock Exchange Occidental Petroleum McDonnell Douglas Nerox General Electric

Libyan Flag Rises as U S Forces Leave Wheelus Base

In Tripoli Libyans watched the American flag come down for the last time at Wheelus Air Base as Libya’s flag rose after a 21 gun salute. Forty-five minutes later 47 American airmen departed to West Germany, ending 16 years of U S operations at the base. The move fulfills Col Muammar Kadafi’s government vow to remove foreign troops, shifting Libya away from Western presence.

Tripoli Libya Wheelus U.S. Air Force Africa West Germany Muamar Kadafi Iduis Tobruk el Adem Kadali

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