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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1968

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Nixon Wins Warm Praise From Editors At ASNE Meet

At the ASNE convention Nixon drew hearty applause and a long standing ovation while Rockefeller’s Thursday address drew muted reaction. Editors praised Nixon’s smoother, more mature delivery and his anecdotes as he called for Vietnam policy flexibility and budget cuts.

Washington Richard A Nixon American Society of Newspaper Editors Nelson A. Rocke Feller Ransom Nixon ASNE Rockefeller New York Jol S. Knight Miami Herald Mr. Nixon

Kennedy Says Violence Must Be Met With Force

Kennedy denounces Negro violence and says it must be met with the full force of the law in a San Francisco speech. He calls for urban reconstruction and prioritizing it over lunar programs as he campaigns for the Democratic nomination. McCarthy says ransom in ship Pueblo case would set precedent, not advocating payment. Indiana Democratic chair Gordon St Angela notes $2 million per contender in the race to beat the favorite Roger Branigin.

Associated Press Robert F. Kennedy Democrate Presidentis San Francisco Kennedy America New York Agai McCarthy Philadelphia United States Pueblo Fidel Castro Indiana Gordon St. Angelo Guy Roger D. Branigin St. Angela

U S Planes Set 68 Record With Missions

U S war planes set a 1968 record with 160 missions to hit supply targets in North Vietnam's southern panhandle. Air, Navy, and Marine pilots faced ground fire, hit bridges and roads, and reported no planes shot down as monsoon weather clears for more strikes.

Robert DO OHMAN Associated Press Saigon U.S North Vietnam Panhandle Air Force Navy Marine Vinh Dong Hoi Johnson Hanoi Demil South Vietnam

Team Reaches North Pole By Land Route

A six man expedition led by Ralph Plaisted reached the North Pole by surface travel, becoming the first to do so since 1808. After a 44 day 474 mile trek across the polar ice cap, the team camped on a large block of ice at 23 degrees below zero awaiting a weather recon plane to verify their position and photograph the moment. Two members were unable to rejoin due to a grounded support plane caused by bad weather.

Chicago North Pole Ralph Plaisted Associated Press Pole Polar Plaisted St. Paul Minn Selz Organization Surface

Army picks two firms to make rifles alongside Call's Inc

The Army selected Harrington and Richardson of Worcester Massachusetts and Hydramatic Division of General Motors in Ypsilanti Michigan to produce the MIB rifle, adding to Call's Inc which holds the patent. Each contractor will start with a first year output of 60,000 rifles.

Washington Calt's Inc Army Call's U.S Vietnam Hartford Harrington and Richardson Worcester Mass Hydramatic Division General Motors Corp Ypsilanti, Mich

St Pauls Lutheran LCW Meets In Church Social Room

The St Pauls Lutheran Church LCW held its monthly meeting in the church social room with hymns led by the group. The program titled All Love Excelling was presented by Thelma Swadsey, as Nellie Bowman, president, opened the gathering with the poem Easter Again.

L.C.W St. Paul's Lutheran Church Western Pike Thelma Swadsey Nellie Bowman

Enemy Uses Snakes Against U S Troops

AP reports Viet Cong used bamboo vipers to booby trap caves. Maj. James A. Vik of Walter Reed notes snakes hung from ceilings provoke bites. about 50 snake bites yearly among U S troops in Vietnam, with roughly five fatal. Army seeks antivenom updates and expert study. six land snakes pose major danger.

John Barbour Atlantic City, NJ U.S Maj James A. Vik Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology Vietnam South Vietnam Vik

Barnard Plans Third Heart Transplant With Markers

Dr Christiaan Barnard says a third heart transplant is planned in about six weeks using permanently implanted silver clips as X ray markers. The clips will help doctors detect heart enlargement after surgery, aiding early rejection detection. Barnard noted patient Philip Blaiberg is improving daily at 108 days post op.

Christiaan Barnard George Washington University School of Medicine Washington Frank Carey Washington Barnard Philip Blaiberg Blaiberg

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