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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
1
Vietnamese paratroopers and allied forces breach the A Shau Valley in Opera Lam Son 216, a bid to choke North Vietnamese supply lines. U.S. air and ground actions surge as Viet Cong units are surrounded in a village near Saigon after a poised move toward the capital. Twenty-eight captured soldiers mark a significant enemy interception in the ongoing siege.
Edith Stern, 15, who entered college at 13, will teach two hour algebra lectures twice weekly at Michigan State University. She serves as consultant to 10 students and grades tests while taking three graduate courses. She chose MSU over six to seven other schools and will study alongside 14 year old Michael Grost, a fellow math prodigy.
Veteran funnyman Tommy Noonan died of a malignant brain tumor in Woodland Hills at age 46 after recent surgery. His widow Pocahontas Crowfoot said he was unaware of his illness and had been in a coma for 12 days. He was brother to actor John Ireland.
NEW YORK Columbia University students accused the school of racism and temporarily held three academic officials hostage. They protested in the president’s office, heckled, and threw eggs until rain dispersed them. About 800 rallied for a general strike and picket lines around classrooms. Similar protests occurred at three other campuses, with Boston University Trinity College and Boston State College ending after officials agreed to demands for more Negro scholarships.
The notice appears garbled with incomplete phrases mentioning Sears and fees. Key entities are unclear. no concrete actions, dates, or organizations are definitively readable.
Sandra Rehn May, 22, testified that her husband repeatedly argued if she moved an ashtray, leading to a default divorce in Los Angeles. She said he wanted items left exactly where he had placed them, revealing a contentious domestic dispute with the department store heir.
Bill Hackbarth, 67, mends his 1918 biplane and flies a cross country lap retracing airmail routes. He arrived in Elko Nevada after a 300 mile trouble free leg from Reno where mechanical trouble had grounded him.
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