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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1969

Page

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High Point Of Enemy Activity Expected This Weekend

Saigon reports a planned surge as three sides shell Salomon Indav after 30 overnight rocket attacks. U.S. casualties include one killed and nine wounded near Ben Tre in the Mekong Delta. South Vietnamese losses total six killed and 28 wounded. Government forces claim 40 Viet Cong killed northwest of Saigon and 35 captured elsewhere. Air Cavalry supports Atlas Wedge with 10,000 counteroffensive troops.

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Nixon Campus Disorder Policy Promised This Weekend

President Nixon plans to unveil a campus disorder policy this weekend amid protests at colleges nationwide and calls in Congress to strengthen enforcement of federal laws. At San Francisco State University and other campuses, leaders say the plan may impose penalties, with Gov. Ronald Reagan deeming the settlement a California victory while students push for peaceful reform.

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Doctor Says Gin Made Sirhan Act Like A Wild Beast

In Los Angeles AP reports psychiatrist Dr Bele Marcus testified Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, after drinking gin, acted like a wild beast and spoke as if Robert F Kennedy were alive. He allegedly ranted about Jews and expressed intent to get even, with defense claiming diminished responsibility.

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Prayer for President's Guidance and Courage

A religious invocation prays Eternal Spirit to guide the U S president with wisdom and moral courage. The blessing asks divine companionship during office loneliness and thanks Christ for steadfast trust, signed by Pastor Edward K Ziegler of the Church of the Brethren Bakersfield.

United States Valian Caris Edward K. Ziegler Bakers Carif Church of the Brethren

Britain Sends Engineers to Anguilla to Restore Stand

AP reporting Britain dispatches Royal engineers to Anguilla to assess projects and bolster the Union Jack after the Bay of Pig invasion quips. About 100 engineers will arrive within a week to improve an airstrip and install a telephone system as five Red Devil paratroop companies prepare to follow, aiming to reassert British authority on the Caribbean island with 6,090 residents.

Anguilla Royal Engineers Britain Defense Ministry Caribbeatt Island Rothesay Red Devil Trown Iveris Najéste Grinten Anguilla

Nixon Weighs West Coast Home and Library Site

President Nixon spends the weekend in Southern California weighing a purchase of a home and a site for a presidential library to hold official papers. The trip includes visits with officials and a stop at Pt Mugu Naval Station before discussing Vietnam policy and a statement on campus disorders.

Nixon West Coast Frank Cormier Associated Press San Clemente Calif California Pacific Ocean Generral Southern California Nixons William P. Rogers Henry A. Kissinger Trin Ronald L. Alepler Washington Ellsworth Gunker South Vietnnam Andrew Goodpaster Ity Vicnaya North Atlantic Treaty Organization Coast Guard Los Angeles San Whittier Nion Fing Truman Library White House Europe Pt. Mugu Naval Ace Station

Ray’s Lawyer Says He Didn’t Kill Dr King

Ray's new attorney in Tennessee asserts new information disputes his client’s guilt in the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. J.B. Stoner, a Savannah attorney linked to the Ku Klux Klan, says Ray sought help for a new trial. Ray pleaded guilty March 10 to first degree murder and received a 99 year sentence. Stoner argues Ray was pressured into pleading amid national publicity.

Washville Tenn Ray Martin Lather King Jr J.B. Stoner Savannah Ku Klux Klan Lake Thompson Tennessee State Penitentiary Stoner King Memphis Chattanooga Robert W. Hill Momphis Enteing Nay Corral Edward &. Pields National States Rights Party London NSRP Criminal Court W. Preston Battle Jr Hay Battle Ferey Foreman Houston Tex Glaner Arthur Tianes Birmingham Ala Foreman Rayi

Eisenhower May Have Less Reserve Strength Now

AP reports doctors disclose that former President Dwight D. Eisenhower suffered serious temporary congestive heart failure about a week ago. They caution his chronic heart condition remains worrisome though current bulletin says his condition is favorable and he has recovered from the immediate effects of recent surgery.

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