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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1969
Page
1
Baltimore librarians and administrators from Maryland's Eastern Shore will meet next Monday at the Wicomico Public Library in Salisbury to review educational Negro history materials for students and the public. A note mentions a wild golden eagle that rarely attacks Tivestach.
Violence rose during student protests at North Carolina and California campuses with tear gas, arrests, and injuries. Police dispersed crowds after tear gas was used. a teacher was overwhelmed by demonstrators. several demonstrators linked to student groups disrupted classes and blocked access to events.
Maryland senators staged a miniature filibuster over a bill to license pinball machines despite a prior Senate passage of a constitutional amendment to repeal the state anti lottery ban if voters approve. Delegates backed the lottery question by 90 to 14, but the Senate faced delays as lawmakers weighed the pinball license bill amid broader gambling debates.
Washington AP Rep Robert Nia a Democratic congressman from Philadelphia introduces a bill to offer black Americans the chance to settle permanently in Africa with government financed land, transport, housing, health care, and up to 7000 annually until settled. The plan creates a Bureau of Repatriation and calls for development aid in Africa in return for citizenship relinquishment.
CORONADO Calif AP Coir Lloyd Mo Bucher began a tense wait for a Navy court of inquiry to decide his fate after hearings on the Pueblo seizure. The five admirals weigh whether he should face court martial or other honors as they assess his actions to save his ship or his crew during the North Korean capture. The case raises questions about violating the Code of Conduct and the ship’s duty versus personal risk, with findings due to Adm. Hyland and then higher authority.
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