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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1969

Page

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US troops repulse two North Vietnamese battalions near border camp

U.S. ground forces, planes, and artillery killed at least 158 North Vietnamese soldiers as two battalions attacked a day-old camp near the Cambodian border. Thirteen Americans were killed and three wounded. Army units and helicopters fought from Diamond I and II near Saigon, with many enemy weapons captured.

Richard Fyle Prasa Winter Saigon U.S Diamond Fil Saigon Vincent Ondi Green Cove Springs Fla 25Th Division Diamond Diaimond HI Long Binh 6Th Infantry Division Dong Tam I Americal Gio Linh Snokesimen

Student Sit-Ins Sweep Campus Across Major Schools

Several thousand Harvard students voted to strike for three more days amid sit-ins at Harvard University and campuses like Boston University Columbia Stanford and Penn State. SDS protests and hazy police questions mark widespread campus unrest as administrations weigh responses and talks begin at Penn State to establish a student discussion office.

Associated Press Harvard Harvard Stadium Hervards Seiure Democratic Society Nathan Pusey Boston University Patlee SDS University Aviand Christ-Janer Columbia University New York City Stanford University California Applied Electronics Laboratory Judicial Council Pennsylvania State Universityofficials Theodore W. Ehee

Market slips after session as Dow dips 0.8 percent

The New York market opened lower as the Dow Jones average fell to 920.54, down 2.10 points for the day and ending Monday with a loss. Mixed results appeared across sectors with conglomerates and utilities mixed while motors largely declined and electronics showed strength.

Joe Dow Jones Dow American Telephone & Telegraph Benguet American Sterling Interpace Corp

Rioting Italian Convicts Wreck Two Prisons

Two Northern Italian jails were savaged in three days of rioting. At Milan San Vittore 1,300 inmates surrendered after police used tear gas and a two prong assault. At Turin more than 600 prisoners gave up. only about 400 remained. Women’s sections were undamaged. Damages were estimated at 890000 dollars in Milan with higher Turin losses expected.

Milan Italy San Vittore Turin Lice Sicily Sardinia San Villore National War Abviseri

13 Convicted In Chicago Plan High Court Appeal

CHICAGO AP Attorneys for 13 defendants found guilty of disorderly conduct in a protest march during the Democratic National Convention say they will appeal to the U S Supreme Court if needed. The convictions were handed down by Magistrate Arthur Ty Dunne after the longest disorderly conduct trial in Chicago history. Fines ranged from 200 to 400 dollars plus costs, with penalties stayed pending post trial motions. A May 9 motion hearing was set.

Chicago U.S. Supreme Court Arthur Ty. Dunne Circut Court Dunne

Civilian Picked For Moon Stroll

Apollo officials said Neil Armstrong will become the first man to walk on the moon, with Edwin Aldrin joining him after Armstrong takes the first step. The two will spend about 22 hours on the moon, with 2 hours 42 minutes outside the lunar module.

Paul Recer AP Aarpapace Houston Tes Neil Armstrong Apoll Lo George Low Apollo Spacecraft Armistramy Air Force Edwin &. Aldrin Armstrong Aldrin Low Moon Arnstrong Earth

British Budget Set for Austerity Drives

London AP report says Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour government prepares a tough budget with higher taxes and spending cuts. Chancellor Roy Jenkins will unveil the plan in the House of Commons to curb wildcat strikes and steady exports amid cabinet divisions and union anger.

London Harold Wilson Roy Jenkins House of Commons Lertain Wilson

Apostle Paul Prayer Verse Read in Ephesians 3 17 19

The text cites Ephesians 3 17 19 urging Christ to dwell in hearts through faith and to be rooted in love so believers grasp the breadth length depth and height of Christ’s love and be filled with God’s fullness. For Peace that passeth all understanding. Please contact 797 8559.

Christ God

How to Read Faster and Retain More

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