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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1971

Page

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Hoboes of America defend image at Glen Burnie convention

Albert Davis founder Bud Filer of Joona Pa says hoboes are misperceived as bums or tramps. He notes the group is international with 1,043,000 members and that a hobo is a worker who travels seeking odd jobs, while a bum remains stationary. He recalls Christ as a carpenter among hoboes and describes the annual feast ending with Mulligan stew.

Glen Burnie America Hie Ipard Gordon “Bud Filer Albert Davis Joona Jesus Christ Altoona Pennsylvania Rail Chris Isabella

Baltimore Courts Jammed Amid Jury Trial Backlog

In Baltimore a sharp drop in requested jury trials has caused a major backlog in criminal courts. Chief Judge Dulany Foster notes an open calendar slot through November. Court figures show juries were tried in under one percent of cases in 1964, rising to five percent last year and about one percent in April.

Baltimore Dulany Foster Supreme Bench

High-Speed Metroliner Disabled Near Hartimore

A Penn Central Metroliner bound for New York was halted after four large truck tires blocked the tracks four miles south of Hartimore. The 188 passengers were transferred to a slower train and arrived in New York City at 10:40 p.m., one hour 41 minutes late. The front two cars were damaged and the train immobilized while investigators consider tire sources.

Philadelphia Penn Central Railroad New York Hartimore New York City Peon Central Metroliner Baltimore Washington

State Paper Reveals Secret Vietnam Coup Materials

Glen Burnie Maryland AP report says August 1963 State Department aide urged possible U S aid to overthrow South Vietnam's government. The Maryland Gazette claims top officials were involved in the coup that toppled Diem Nhu. Documents declassified by Johnson were released to the public as nonauthoritative contingency papers. Roger Hilsman says the memos were brainstorming lists of possible actions, not policy. Robert B Johnson Jr of Cape St Claire Maryland distributed copies to the Sun Times.

Glen Burnie United States Maryland Gazette The Gazette America State’ Department Saint Sunday Chicago Sun-Times Lyndon B. Johnson Roger Hilsman Far East Tom Wason Connecticut U.S. Batley Vietnam Hilsman Columbia Wason Dean Rusk Diem Rusk Johnson Kennedy the Gazette Robert B. Johnson Cape St. Claire Mad Citzen Commission of Inquiry West Point Sun-Times Bnt

Stolen Missile Fuses Recovered By Police

Baltimore police recovered two boxes containing sixteen detonation fuses stolen from a Penn Central box car. Authorities described the fuses as extremely dangerous and joined military officials in the investigation.

Baltimore Penn Central

Mandel Urged To Open War On Criminals

Baltimore businessmen urge Gov Mandel to declare a fatal war on crime after an insurance collector was shot dead in northwestern Baltimore. Charles Cotel, vice president of Businessmen Against Crime, cites blood in streets and asks state police help.

Baltimore Marvin Mandel Blandel Charles Cotel Mandel

Vietnamese and U S troops press jungle sweep near DMZ

North Vietnamese gunners struck allied firebases below the DMZ as reinforced South Vietnamese and American units swept jungles. Rockets hit Charlie 2 and Charlie 1, Alpha 1, with light casualties. Fuller base was abandoned after heavy shelling. U S command reported 270 tons dropped by B 52s, two battalions lifted by helicopter. Cambodian reports say a new offensive may be forming on Highway 4 near Phnom Penh.

Holger Jensen Associated Press Saigon Demilitarized Zone U.S Charlie 2 Dmz Charlie 1 Alpha 1 Chartle 2 Camp Carroll Fuller Hien de Trung Hién Jeremy Quang Tri Thuy Thien Quang Tin Quang Ngai Phnom Penh Highway 4 Am Rong Afr Sre Khlong

Meredith criticizes North racial climate in return to Dixie

James Meredith, returning to Mississippi after six years in New York City, says whites in the North are more prejudiced and that the South is a more livable place for blacks on a day to day basis. He spoke at Jackson Coliseum during an economic development day and outlined a plan called cooperative distribution to help blacks gain economic power.

Hugh Morgan Associated Press Jackson, Miss James H. Meredith New York City America North Meredith South University of Mississippi National Guard Ole Miss Jackson Jackson' Coliseum

CIA recruits Lao hill tribes for spying into China

Report by The Associated Press cites The Philadelphia Bulletin and The Seattle Times on CIA supported Lao hill tribes infiltrating China to gather intelligence on troop movements and political developments. Officials in Laos downplay risk, saying missions are not raids and Americans do not participate.

Associated Press Central Intelligence Agency Laos China Philadelphia Bulletin Seattle Times CIA Vientiane Arnold Abrams Dispacen Bulletin U.S Washington Peking Hulletin

S Korea troop cuts in Vietnam won’t affect U.S. pullout

Vice President Agnew said South Korea may discuss reducing 15,000 of its 48,000 Vietnam troops with South Korea and South Vietnam, but the move will not alter the Nixon administration’s Southeast Asia withdrawal plan. He noted the issue is bilateral, and he travels to Seoul to represent Nixon and engage with regional leaders.

Carl P. Leabscore Associated Press GUAM Spiro T. Agnew South Vietnam Agnew Chiefs of State trans-Pacific Ellany Toto Marine Corps Air Station Calif Seoul Korea Asia Africa Europe Nixon Thurs California Tojand Air Force Two Pacific New York Blue Chung Hee Park Kimehong New New York Republic

Blue Chip Stocks Slip After Talks in Seoul

In slow New York trading, blue chip stocks eased while some rose. Analysts cited a market in readjustment amid high interest rates and cautious investment before second quarter earnings reports. National Cash Register and Gillette led gains, while Pan American fell.

National Cash Register Greyhound Pan American Yeat Norlin Corp Gillette Co

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