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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1971

Page

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Soviet Egypt pact pledges aid and cooperation

The Soviet Union and Egypt signed a 15 year treaty of friendship and cooperation, pledging military, economic, political and scientific aid. It promises noninterference, arms support for Sinai and closer ties across industry, water, trade, culture and education, amid regional tensions after Sadat's purge and fears of renewed conflict with Israel.

Associated Press Sadat Sinai Israel Egypt Cairo Podgorny and Sadat Moscow Kremlin

Senators Target Two Groups for War Funds Cutoff

A bipartisan push to cut Indochina funding targets 24 sponsors led by 24 senators including McGovern Hatfield and others. The effort, tied to lobbying by two umbrella groups led by lawyers and business figures, aims to influence the Selective Service debate next month with a focus on ending draft extensions and pressuring key lawmakers.

U.S Carl P. Learsdorf Associated Press Nixon Sen. Cin- Washington P. Anderson D-N.m Indochina George S Mark McGovern-Hat Mellovern-Hatfield Committee For Peace Tabor National Council For An Defense Clark Clifford Elwin Reisehautz Japan

South Viet Says It Tries To Halt Drug Smuggling

South Vietnam's government announces a new anti narcotics drive denying U S pressure. Justice Minister Le Van Thu says 15 pounds heroin 6.4 pounds opium and 1716 pounds marijuana seized since early January with 1040 arrests and four legal drug labs shut down. Officials warn most heroin from Thailand Laos and Hong Kong and seek regional cooperation while denying high ranking officials involved. McGovern alleges Ki is linked to drug activity and an investigation would occur with more details.

Lynn Newland Saigon U.S le van Thu Thailand Laos Hong Kong Thu National Assembly George McGovern S.C Nguyen Cao Ki

Appeals Court Clears Way For Bobby Seale Freedom

CHICAGO AP A federal appeals court cleared the way for freedom for Bobby G Seale Black Panther leader while his four year contempt sentence appeal proceeds Attorneys for Seale and the government to meet with Judge Luther M Swygert to arrange release details It was unknown if he would be freed in Connecticut or brought to Chicago Bond of 25000 posted after the Seventh Circuit ruled he could remain free during the appeal despite the government objections The government had argued he should not be released since he was not acquitted in Connecticut and counts were dismissed due to a mistrial tie up by deadlocked jury

Chicago Freedom Bobby G. Seale Black Panther Party Seale Luther M. Swygert Connecticut Chicagé U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Seal

FBI Probes Shooting Of Honor Grad

FBI agents are reviewing whether federal charges apply in the shooting death of Te yearoid Ja Ltha Callini, an honor graduate in Drew Mississippi. Demonstrations occurred in Drew and Rulesville with arrests for obstructing traffic as three white men, aged 26, 25, and 19, face murder charges in Miss Collier's death.

Drew, Miss FBI Mississippi Callini Rulesville Drew

Etna Lava Destroys Villa as Fornazzo Watches

Lava from Mount Etna swallowed another villa in Fornazzo Sicily as fire crews and Red Cross patrols moved in for possible evacuation. About 40 residents kept watch all night as lava progressed in fits and starts, sometimes shredding vineyards and farmhouses and tumbling into a gulch.

Fornazzo Sicily Mt. Etna Red Cross Othjeva

South Viets Claim 400 Enemy Killed in Cambodian Campaign

Saigon officials report over 400 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed across Snuol and surrounding areas with air and artillery strikes. Casualties include at least 12 South Vietnamese dead and 52 wounded as U S bombers, helicopters, and fighter-bombers support the battle near the Cambodian border and in the central highlands.

Saigon Snuol South Vietnam A Shan Snual

Kennedy Center opens with star-studded preview fundraiser

Washington AP The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts opened its doors with a high society preview benefiting the disadvantaged. About 3,500 attendees paid 340 or 100 each to fund access for youth, old and poor ahead of the September 5 Bern stein premiere. Guests toured the Hall of Nations and Hall of States, with Rose and Eunice Kennedy and other dignitaries present, including Mrs Eisenhower and Henry Kissinger.

Washington Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Kennedy Center Leonard Bernstein National Cultural Center John S. Kennedy Sen Edward M. Kennedy Los Angeles Nesys York Victor Borge Denmark United States Potomac River Opera House Eisenhower Thehler Eunlee Shriver Potomac Rose Kennedy Dent

NAACP Sues Bethlehem Steel and Union Over Jobs Bias

The NAACP filed a class action in U S District Court alleging racial discrimination at Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point plant. It names Bethlehem Steel and United Steelworkers of America locals 2669 and 2610, contending biased promotions transfers and segregated departments. The suit cites EEOC findings reported to the labor secretary and seeks injunctions against both company and union.

Baltimore, Md National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Bethlehem Steel Corp Vre Fon Sparrows Point U.S. District Court Bethleham Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission James D. Hodgson Sreretary of Labor Sparrows

More Blacks Urged For Naval Academy

The White House said the 1870 board of visitors to the Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland recommended stronger efforts to recruit midshipmen from racial minorities. The board met in Annapolis last December and said the academy was making positive efforts to enroll minority midshipmen, but urged pamphlets and advertisements in magazines and periodicals reaching minority audiences to boost recruitment.

Washington Board of Visitors Naval Academy Annapolis

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