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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1969
Page
13
A Los Angeles Times report depicts Biafra as a beggar nation after 16 years of war and Nigerian blockade. It contrasts past affluence with current scarcity, detailing soaring prices for basic foods, reliance on salt as a backing for the currency, and extreme inflation.
Chicago defense teams pressed to undermine two prosecution witnesses in the 1988 Democratic National Convention riot case. Police officer Rob ert Pierson testified about acting undercover with a motorcycle gang and guarding Yippie leader Jerry Rubin as Seale urged the crowd. Pierson described an orderly rally until Rubin spoke and disputed Seale’s gun and barbecue remarks.
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont told Norwich University that Nixon must take time to repair American policy in Vietnam and abroad, fix a diffuse foreign policy bureaucracy, and end personal diplomacy. He warned the war ended America’s age of innocence and urged reforms to prevent future errors.
BERKELEY Calif officials say 38 300 tourists stopped here last week to view a lunar rock brought back from the lunar surface by Apollo 11 astronauts The rock is being analyzed for its carbon content and molecular structure by university scientists and researchers to study its origins and properties.
The October Vietnam moratorium prompted a wave of lawsuits from soldier Theodore Orenstein seeking a one day pass to join the protest at Boston Army Base to students at Whitewater State University challenged by the lack of liability insurance. Other cases involve a request to hear Dr Benjamin Spock at NIH facilities and Hawaii graduate student Charles Wheeler seeking to reverse canceled classes. A Staten Island mother obtained court orders to force the Board of Education to allow class attendance during protests.
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