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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 30, 1969

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Convention Hall Wrecked By Youths In Honolulu

About 50 young men and women smashed and overturned items at the American Bankers Association conference hall in Honolulu. Police arrested four men and a woman. damage runs into thousands of dollars. CORE denounced the disruption and threatened a mass protest after ABA executive staff left moments before.

Honolulu American Banker's Association ABA Congress of Racial Equality CORN Federal Building Chicago Julius Uoffman Den

Maryland opens first state mental health center in Cambridge

The $1.3 million center on the Eastern Shore, named for Spiro Agnew, opens Oct. 17 with Vice President Agnew, Gov. Mandel, and health officials attending. Dr. Harold Ingush says the facility aims for a therapeutic atmosphere with no bars or locks and will be directed by Dr. Sarmel Wise.

Cambridge Maryland Spiro T. Agnew State Hospital Harold M. Ingush Spiro Apnew Toplish S.nthe Copelish Sarmel Wise Merve Mandel Aneewo Neil Solomon Zydone Eastern Shore State Hospital James AL Carson Department of Hoethard Mental Hygiene

Haynsworth Controversy Delays Supreme Court Hearings

The Supreme Court postpones hearings on several controversial cases as the Haynsworth nomination looms. Clerks warned lawyers hearings likely move to fall or later if confirmation slips past the term. Senate committee aims for action midweek amid GOP opposition and calls for more time to review finances.

Washington Supreme Court Warren J. Burger Jude Clement Waynsorth Jr Johnny Davis Haynsworth Senate Judiciary Committee James O. Eastland D-Miss Bireli Bash D-Ind Judiciary Committee Federal Appeals Court Abe Portas Bayh New York Daily News

Senate Unit Maps Probe of Clubs

The Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee opens hearings on alleged profits from base recreation clubs in Germany and Vietnam. Retired Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner and top sergeants, including Sgt. Maj. William C. Wooldridge, are expected to testify about a network selling supplies to enlisted men clubs. Wooldridge’s Distinguished Service Cross was revoked amid the probe, and NYT reports link him to a firm, Maredem, involved as a middleman for club supply deals.

Washington Senate Senate Permanent Investigations Germany Vietnam Carl C. Turner Subcommittee Army Turner Nixon William C. Wooldridge Ma Jor Wooldridge New York Times Maredem

Unity Needed To Test Hanoi On Peace Policy

President Nixon seeks 60 day public unity as Hanoi tests for a negotiated Vietnam settlement. Senate leaders Scott and Griffin indicate no withdrawal deadline, while Goodell pushes Dec 1 1970 withdrawal. A looming October 15 student protest fuels debate as critics warn against signaling a victory to Hanoi.

American Unity Hanoi Washington Nixon United States Vietnam Senate Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Robert P. Griffin Michigan Camp David House Serrate Scott Senate Gop Sen Charles &. Goodell U.S Goodell Albany Bhat Tam Mark O. Flatfield Oregon America Edward M Kennedy Mass Griffin

Hurricane Inga Gains Speed Near Bermuda Track

Tropical Storm Inga moved north-northeastward at about 12 mph with top winds near 60 mph. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center expected slight strengthening as it remained about 340 miles south-southeast of Bermuda early today.

MAM Inga Bermuda National Hurricane Center

Free Community University Opens in Los Angeles Museum

The Free Community University starts with a $500 endowment and $1 enrollment fee, offering no degrees or credits. Initiated by Sen. Mervyn Dymally and funded by the Urban Affairs Institute, the school imposes no age or education requirements and provides 13 courses taught by volunteer instructors.

Los Angeles Free Community University Mervyn Dymally Urban Affairs Institute Gloria Silvera Save

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