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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1969

Page

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Three Way Race For Senate GOP Leadership Post

Sen. Roman Hiniski of Hebron announces intention to seek the Republican leadership post vacated by the death of Senator Dirksen. Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee and Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania also say they will seek the seat, according to AP dispatch.

Dirksen San Roman Hiniski R-Heb Republican Party Seni Howard Baker Tennessee Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Pennnsylvania Scott Senate Everett Dirksen AP Wiruphote

Hruska Enters Three Way GOP Senate Race

Washington AP Senator Roman L. Hruska of Nebraska announces a three way Republican bid for Senate leadership with Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania and Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee. Scott, the acting leader, emphasizes avoiding ideological clash as Allott and others weigh their options.

Walter R. Mears Washington Roman L. Hruska Nebraska Senate Hruska Everett M. Dirksen Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Howard Beker Tennessee Baker

CAB approves air fare hike with short flight increases

The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a year’s second adjustment to air fares proposed by American Airlines. Shorter trips gain the most, with some increases exceeding 11 percent, while a few long routes see small cuts. Los Angeles to New York is cut to 141, Chicago to Los Angeles rises to 25, and overall structure adds a flat 9 and per mile charges.

Vern Haugland New York Discover America

Belfast wall raised to separate Catholic Protestant neighborhoods

British troops began completing a steel barrier known as the Belfast Wall to separate Catholic and Protestant areas in Belfast Northern Ireland. A crowd clashed. two gas bombs were used and doors windows were damaged. The move aims to curb trouble after riots last month. A group called Free Belfast plans a meeting to decide if the barricades should stay or go. Home Secretary James Callaghan in London seeks a peaceful dismantling by both sides.

Belfast Northern Ireland Janes Callaky London Ap Committee of Free Belfast SS NE

Port of San Francisco Closed by Pickets

Frisco port shut except for priority cargo as Teamsters clash with Longshoremen over containerized work. Pickets at 86 piers halted most activity, with military, perishables and mail passing. NLRB and a court fight over unloading rights continue amid broader two unions dispute.

Earl Ammerman Associated Preas SAN Francisco Teamster Teamsery Pacific Maritime Association San’ Francisco Oak Teatmoters National Labor Relations Board Maritime Association International Longshoremen's

Airliner Hijacked Turns to Aden Amid Eritrean Front Claim

A Ethiopian Airlines plane was hijacked today by Eritrean liberation front commandos and diverted to Aden Airport after landing. One hijacker was injured in a scuffle. The group claimed responsibility for prior sabotage attacks on Ethiopian Airlines aircraft, including a Boeing 707 arson incident at Frankfurt. Two cleaning women were injured aboard the plane. Thirteen Eritrean youths were detained in Karachi after a grenade and machine gun attack on another Ethiopian jet.

Aden Eritrean Liberation Front Pce The Liberation Front Eritrea Independet Ethiopia Ethiopian Airlines Frankfurt Karachi Pakistan

Los Angeles Teachers Threaten Strike Over Pay Offer

About 800000 students faced possible school disruption as the Los Angeles teachers association prepared a strike authorization vote. The union, citing an inadequate pay raise offer, planned a one day walkout despite a district proposal of 14 to 23 percent increases. Officials warned schools could close if the walkout occurred, with staff potentially seeking court action to prevent strikes.

Los Angeles Association of Classrooms Crowther Wyerd Pia Pat Rena i Jack P. Crowth Ietvay Roetaen Carrie Indivi Oerni

Bible Verse and Hope for Christ's Return

A religious note cites Isaiah 33 17 about beholding the king in beauty and a belief that Jesus Christ will come again to redeem His people, expressing hopeful faith for mankind.

Jesus Christ

Moon dust samples handed to 142 scientists worldwide

Six scientists shared eight ounces of lunar dust in the first distribution from the moon to private labs. A total of 11 samples will go to 142 scientists from the United States and eight foreign countries for experiments over the next weeks. Some samples may be destroyed after testing while a residue must be returned. The dust, part of 48 lunar samples totaling pounds, had been quarantined since July 25 at the lunar receiving laboratory. Dr S. O. Agrell of Cambridge, England, says the research could reveal clues to the moon’s origin and cosmic history.

Paul Recer United States Earth Dr. 5. 0. Agrell University of Cambridge England

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