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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1969
Page
2
Detroit police stormed a church after a gun battle that killed one officer and wounded another. They arrested 135 Black separatists, with only two still in custody the next day. Four militants were wounded in the exchange as bullets shattered pews and windows.
A Northwest London shop marketed Real Kanga roo tail Soup with Product of Denmark labeling. In Detroit at New Bethel Baptist Church clashes erupted as the Republic of New Africa marked its first year, leaving Patrolman Richard Woroebe and others wounded. Arrests followed as a judge sparred with the prosecutor over arraignment, with multiple suspects facing charges of murder and assault.
Abilene Kansas recalls Dwight D. Eisenhower as the funeral train reaches the Wagon Wheel Cafe area and the hilltop cemetery. Residents gather with familiar routines and longtime locals signpost the welcome home for a man who once led a nation.
Residents of Abilene recount Ike Eisenhower’s boyhood years and hometown pride. They recall his deep trust in people, his love of the town, and moments of homecoming during his rise to five star general and president. Local officials and residents share personal memories of Ike roaming Buckeye Avenue and meeting friends at Callahan’s confectionery.
SAIGON UPI The halt in bombing left North Vietnam rebuilt with enhanced antiaircraft, repaired airfields and bridges. Analysts note social and economic strains, a lax civilian mood, and ongoing war readiness as trucks move south daily. The regime faces a growing discontent as peace talks loom.
Soviet occupation troops fired into the air to disperse demonstrators who smashed 160 windows of a barracks in Mlada Boleslav as Czechoslovaks celebrated a hockey victory over the Soviets in Stockholm. Demonstrators also sacked Aeroflot offices in Prague.
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