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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1971

Page

1

Shorthand Of Mind Computer Reads Brain

Dr Reginald G Bickford of UC San Diego leads a research team that unveils a computer system turning hours of brain wave readings into a single page in under five minutes. The method compresses 150 pages to one, revealing peaks for tumors or epilepsy and aiding clinicians by presenting data as three dimensional mountain-like lines. It focuses on alpha waves and may link their patterns to personality and psychological issues.

San Diego Calif Reginald G. Bickford University of California At San Diego Hickford Bickford Reginald Bickford

War Critics Open Senate Campaign To Block Draft Extension

Senate debate on extending the Selective Service Act past June 30 grows, with Mansfield opposing the draft and proposing a 50 percent cut in US troop strength in Europe. Gravel threatens a filibuster to block the bill, while Cranston, Humphrey, Tunney, and Stennis push amendments tied to Vietnam policy and endgame.

Senate Walter R. Mears Associated Press Washington Mike Mansfield Mansfield Mansfeld Europe Mike Gravel Alaska Alan Cranston Calif South Vietnam Hubert H. Humphrey Th Minn Ment Vietnam John V. Tunney D-Calif Congress John C. Stennis Dmiss Stennis Senate Armed Services Committee House

South Vietnamese drive halted as Viet Minh forces block border

U S advisers say three North Vietnamese divisions were kept from crossing into the 31 provinces around Saigon while Saigon and U S troops halted a major campaign into eastern Cambodia. The plan to push toward Kratie was halted after the death of General Tri and heavy losses to armored regiments.

Carl Robinson Associated Press Saigon Cambodia Selon U.S South Viet Military Region 3 Ene America Opérround Lalion Tri Chhiong Krati Cao Tri South Vietnam Chup Indochina

Former General Sentenced To Three Years In Prison

Former Army Provost Marshal General Carl C Turner, 61, of Springfield Virginia, was sentenced to three years in prison for soliciting 136 firearms from the Chicago Police and keeping them for personal use. He pleaded guilty to the firearms charge and faces trial on income tax evasion counts, with a maximum five year term and a $5,000 fine potential. The judge rebuked letters urging leniency from lawmakers and military officials, noting the high level of responsibility Turner held. He will be eligible for parole after one year.

Waslington Army Chicago Po Department Carl C. ‘Turner U.S. Atty Brian P. Gritings U.S Otf Turner Adnan Springfield

Army Sergeant Faces Charges At Long Binh Club Case

At Redstone Arsenal a court martial began for M. Sut. William Higdon. Defense planned cross examination of Glenn Faulks who testified checks meant to buy cigarettes for soldiers in Vietnam were paid to Higdon. Higdon, 41, of East Point Georgia, faces bribery larceny and related charges over clubs for servicemen in 1967-68 while custodian secretary.

Redstone Arsenal Ala M. Sut William Higdon Vietnam Higdon Glenn Faulks Enro Inernational Asia Ltd Highdon Wigdor East Point Long Binh Canvieton

Bible Thought and Quote From Anatale France Fragment

A fragmentary quotation notes Psalms 9 18 and a French novelist Anatale France reflecting on poverty and the value of gifts in life. The text blends scripture with a lost attributions and wording, suggesting a historical clipping of a reading and a brief author note.

Anatale France

Egypt Seeks Israeli Pullback Before Suez Reopening

President Sadat told a parliamentary committee that Egypt demands a first stage Israeli withdrawal to 1 Arish, 115 miles east of the canal, within six months, with a timetable for full exit from occupied lands. Cairo said it would study Israeli shipping use later and insisted on security guarantees for canal navigation. The talks included U S mediator Rogers and Israeli positions on the Bar Lev line and cross canal movement.

Associated Press Eegypt William F. Rogers Suez Canal Israel Anwar Sadat Sadat Arab Socialist Union Egypt Rogers Arish Salat U.N. Mideast Gunnar V. Jarring Middle East Tel Avi East Bank Bar-Lev Sadat Sai Tingers Joseph Sisco Cairo Terael Sisco Wig

Defector Alleges POW Exploitation by Hanoi Officials

North Vietnam defector Dr Dang Tan told a press briefing that American prisoners of war face brutal interrogations and are used for strategic and propaganda purposes. He said POWs are paraded in Hanoi and cities, brainwashed, and ideologically indoctrinated. Tan claims ministries compete to exploit POWs, violate Geneva protections, and influence American families, with no release planned. He noted foreign advisers aiding North Vietnam, naming Soviet, Chinese, Cuban, North Korean and French strategists observed in 1987-89.

Robert Tuckman Associated Press Saigon North Vietnam Hanoi Dang Tan Communist Party North Tan South Vietnam Central Committee Central Committee of Mint of Public Security Ministry of National Defense Soviet Union China Cubs United States Phetkun Central Highlands Holger Jensen Ho Chi Minh Fall Pleikute

Former Irish Prime Minister Sean Lemass Dies in Dublin

Dublin police report former Irish prime minister Sean Lemass died during the night after several weeks of illness. Lemass led Ireland from 1957 to 1968 and served in public life for decades.

Ireland Dublin Sean Lemass

Monsoon Season Delays Ho Chi Minh Trail War Supplies

Hanoi presses to rush war materiel along the Ho Chi Minh trail as southwest Monsoons begin. U S bombers strike the Laotian and South Vietnamese outlets while sources warn weather will curb operations. About 1000 movers per day on the trail last week, far below dry-season peaks. An Army helicopter and a light observation plane were shot down with casualties reported, bringing total U S aircraft losses to 7,706.

George Esper Associated Press Saigon Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Trail Scures Teray U.S Laos South Vietnam Remilitarized Zone U. S Mu Gia Laos-North Vietnam Die Hong Son Daily Mail Summit Ave Hagerstown Secant Pial Get D.C. Va Penne W. Va

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