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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1969
Page
1
In Chicago jury selection continues for eight men charged with conspiring to incite violence during the Democratic National Convention. Police faced clashes with about 700 demonstrators near Grant Park as the trial began, with injuries reported among protesters and law officers.
New York AP reports Nixon was selected from jury rolls by computer and mailed a notice to S10 Fifth Ave. It was forwarded to a new address on Pennsylvania Ave. The notice said Nixon should report in person by September 26. The White House said he is exempt on several counts as a Taeker, not living in Manhattan, and having more important duties.
A groundhog named Chuck slipped through a gate at the Philadelphia children's zoo during cleaning. A passerby alerted staff and a search retrieved the animal, which returned to its freshly scrubbed cage for dinner.
Dr. Hubert A. McGuirl national dental leader condemns the Southern Maryland Dental Society for not acting on a Bethesda dentist accused of racial discrimination. The group plans to revisit the case after his criticism, amid a Montgomery County complaint accusing the dentist of denying treatment to a black student.
Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania won the Senate Republican leadership, becoming acting leader and earning a new office and a $7,000 raise. Robert Griffin of Michigan was chosen as whip after a four-way contest that ended with Griffin narrowly defeating Howard Baker Jr. of Tennessee.
United States Secretary of State William P. Rogers announced plans to visit Africa early next year and likely begin the trip in February after a dinner with foreign ministers of the Organization of African Unity. Countries to be visited had not yet been chosen.
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