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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1971

Page

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Thieu Refuses Threat Comment Amid Political Turmoil

President Nguyen Van Thieu declined to answer threats by Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky to topple the government if Thieu delays or cancels the October 3 presidential election. Analysts say Ky's remarks aim to bluff or provoke a confrontation, with proposals for a temporary regime and a reshuffled election.

Carl D. Robinson Saigon Nguyen van Thien Nguyen Cao Ky Thieu Divi Jy I Ky Thiew Senate

Cambodian Withdrawal Talks Likely As U S Aids Pace

Sirik Matuk said the United States would speed talks to withdraw South Vietnamese forces from Cambodia. He warned Saigon troops’ looting and lawlessness strained ties, but Cambodia and South Vietnam agreed to mutual aid as Cambodian forces prepare to take over bases and assume defense responsibilities.

George Esper Phnom Penh Sirik Matuk Cambodia U.S Saigon Pacific Adm John United Japan Philip Krek Forrecraft North Vietnam Neak Luong Thial Mekong River Thon

West Berliners Cautious About New Agreement

West Berlin residents greeted the Big Four accord with cautious optimism and skepticism. They expect more travel to East Berlin and easier access to and from West Germany, but fear being sold out and losing gains under the framework for future movement between West Berlin, East Berlin, and East Germany.

Hubert J. Erb Berlin United States Soviet Union Britain France German Reich West Berlin West Celis Poland East Germany Eos Bertin Berg West Germany West Hertin Baltic Sea Tinimnedad Anemie

North Viet Antiaircraft Site Attacked

An American F105 fighter bomber attacked a North Vietnam antiaircraft site about 15 miles north of the DMZ during a protective reaction strike. Radar tracking indicated enemy fire, and the missile reportedly homed on the radar signal. Also, 12 B52 bombers targeted suspected North Vietnamese positions inside the southern DMZ area.

Saigon North Vietnam Ssth U.S. Command Air Force W105 Richard Gardner U.S Ho Chi Minh Trail Laos Gardner Pirote Demilitarized Zone Worthland South Vietnam

Church briefs from Mount Oak to Boonsboro Sunday services

A compilation of church announcements reports Sunday worship times and activities across multiple churches in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Highlights include First Brethren Church at Mulberry and Dymietam streets, Mount Oak United Methodist, Grace Evangelical Lutheran, Boonsboro area churches, and Sample Manor Church of God hosting homecoming events with services, gatherings, and guest speakers.

First Brethren Mulberry and Dymietam Streets Brethren Western, Maryland Hospital Kathy Epstein Harold S. Martin Mount Oak Biblical Prophecy Jecusatem W. Lee Sterling Mamecoming Golden Grace United Evancelial Lutheran Church Methodist Church Potomac Winter Streets Broadfording The George Baughman Grace Community Church of Cumberland Mt. Carmel Larry DeArmey Brethren Foreign Mission Foreign Mission Board Fahraty-Reedy Memorial Fellowship Brethern Rome Winona Lake Ind DeArmey Vicki Bunday Choo Shirey Ray Shirey Chastout First Baptist Church Washington Square First Church of Christ Paramount Scientist N. Potomac St. St. James Monroe Church of Christ Boonsboro Samples Manor Sample Manor Church of God

Soldier killed as Irish violence swells in Northern Ireland

A British soldier died when a jeep hit a mine near Newry in a surge of violence across Northern Ireland. Two comrades were wounded, and a civilian died in a Newry shop bombing. A toddler Angela Gallagher was fatally shot in Belfast in an IRA linked attack. Police and soldiers faced snipers, nail bombs, and blasts across Belfast and Londonderry as Prime Ministers condemned the violence amid stalled summit talks.

Selfast Northern Ireland Newry Irish Republic Angela Gallagher Belfast Irish Republican Army IRA Brian Faulkner Dublin Jack Lynch Nemud Edward Heath Ardoyne Army Royal Ulster Constabulary Londonderry

Bible Thought On Joy And Service By Tolstoy

Quote discusses joy arising from a life of service with a definite outward purpose beyond personal happiness. Cites Lee Tolstoy, novelist, as author of the reflection on double portions of land and everlasting joy in duty.

Dinner With 25 000 Guests Has Down Home Atmosphere

Chicago hosted a vast dinner for 25 000 members of Associated Milk Producers Inc led by President Nixon as keynote. Dairy workers and vendors traveled on 120 chartered and commercial nights trains and buses to attend meals in McCormick Place, with 9 tons of beef and 25 000 slices of cheese among thousands of dishes served by 800 waiters and 60 cooks, part of a 4 million dollar event.

Robert A Fasce Associated Press Chicago (Ap Lillian Segebrech Stoughton Wis Associated Milk Producers,, Inc Chicago McCormick Place Convention Hall Nixon American Milk Producers, Inc America Pacific

Extended Forecast for Western Maryland

Partly sunny with a chance of rain in Western Maryland. Highs in the upper 70s and lows in the mid 50s. Dry spells may occur between showers with light winds.

Maryland

D C Chief Warns Future Demonstrators

Washington AP reports Police Chief Jerry V. Wilson defended May Day actions and warned future demonstrations will be handled similarly though with planned improvements. He cited detention facilities and preparations for Oct. 25 events, while disputing claims of mistreatment and jail conditions as unsubstantiated. Wilson urged readiness to manage thousands of arrests more effectively if protests recur.

Washington Mee Jerry V. Wilson Searleity National Press Club Buthe Robert F. Kennedy Stadium Chicago John Fraines National Peace Action Coalition Wilson

Hijack Attempt Thwarted on Miami Jetliner

A hijack attempt aboard a 727 bound for St Thomas was thwarted when Juan Miguel Borges Guerra overpowered by off duty crew and passengers. Three airline officers suffered minor stab wounds as the man was restrained with headset cords and a pillow cane. Guerra, living in Rockford Illinois, faced a 304000 bond on hijacking charges after telling agents his mother was in Cuba and that she had died.

MIAMT Hantern Air Lines Juan Miguel Borges Guerra PBI Guerra Laan Dahlstrom Miami Cuba Iliar United States Eastern Chicago St. Thomas Virgin Islands Gahlstrom Fey Newt Edwards Ial Edwards Ie Edwards Ars Dahlstrom Rockford Atte U.S Michael J. Osman

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