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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1968

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Marines Suffer Heavy Losses In Viet Cong Assault

In the Mekong Delta a Viet Cong battalion fired 600 rockets and 1 mortar at South Vietnamese marine positions. Marines reported 37 guerrillas killed, 62 wounded, amid a four hour battle as allied forces pressed counter offensives.

George Esper Saigon Mekong Delta An Tdeir Demilitarized Zone Dinha Tuong Easly U.S. Army-Navy Air Force U.S. 9Th Division Meat U.S

Nixon Backed By Delegates Says Morton

Sen. Morton, former GOP chairman, claims Nixon has the strongest delegate support among potential Republican nominees. He notes Romney lost governors’ support, while several governors lean toward favorite son. Morton cites New England and New York/New Jersey elections as key to GOP House control. McCarthy harshly criticizes Negro rights movement in Milwaukee as he campaigns in six Democratic primaries. Wallace edges toward third-party talk in Lexington, Kentucky.

Associated Press Kentucky Thrusten Morton Richard M. Nixon Ior Boston Michigan George Romney New England New York New Jersey Minnesota Eugene J McCarthy Wisconsin Milwaukee U.S Vietnam White House Alabama George C.wallace Lexington

Ellington Brings Entertainment To Religion In New York

Duke Ellington led the world premiere of a second religious music concert at the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York. About 6,000 attendees enjoyed 17 sections blending jazz and pop, with Ellington aiming to lure listeners back to church with showmanship.

New York Duke Ellington Brimstone Ellington Cathedral of St John-the Divine Jim

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