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About 100 Barnard girls move into 2 Columbia men's dormitories in effort to dramatize demands of students at both insts for coeduc dormitory arrangements this fall; illus; action has not been officially sanctioned by either inst but student com sponsoring it holds action violates neither inst's visiting rules

100 Barnard Girls Move Into Columbia Dormitories; Barnard Girls Move Into Rooms Given to Them by Columbia Boys

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China repts civilians and regular Army forces have been deployed with regular border patrols on Siberian frontier; USSR intensifies civil defense training and duty schedules in schools and factories near border, sets up field hq near exposed border points; speculation on motivations behind present tensions and likely outcome

Peking Deploys Civilians Along Border With Soviet; Chinese Civilians Are Deployed On Tense Border With Soviet

Utah Miner Saved After 8-Day Ordeal; Utah Miner Saved After 8-Day Ordeal

Survey shows soaring use of drugs among NYC pub and private hs students with marijuana most widely used by teen-agers, more dangerous drugs in far less widespread use; finds heroin and other narcotics used mostly by low-income Negro and Puerto Rican students while LSD and other hallucinogens are used mostly by white; reveals experimentation with marijuana has spread rapidly throughout middle-class and upper-class student bodies, that parents' med cabinets are often source of stimulant and depressant pills that students take for 'kicks'; authorities voice concern over casual and apparently fearless attitude on drugs displayed by an increasing number of teenagers; views of some educators cited: glossary of major illegal drugs, how they are used, their popular names, and effects

Drug Use Rises in City's High Schools; Use of Illegal Drugs, Particularly Marijuana, Found on Rise in City High Schools

SUEZ, United Arab Republic, March 9 -- Israeli artillery opened fire again today on Egyptian oil refineries in this town at the southern end of the Suez Canal, the military command announced this afternoon. Three storage tanks were reported to be on fire.  

SUEZ REFINERIES ARE STRUCK ANEW BY ISRAELI GUNS; Fighting Erupts 2d Day on Canal Front -- 3 Storage Tanks Reported Set Afire CITIES FACE BLACKOUT Egyptians Report Downing 2 Enemy Spotter Planes -- Convoys Move Into Area Israeli Artillery Bombards Egyptian Oil Refineries at Suez in New Flare-Up 

Pres Nixon seen facing major pol confrontation with Cong if he decides to deploy Sentinel; discusses issue with key aides, Key Biscayne

CONGRESS AWAITS KEY NIXON CHOICE ON ABM THIS WEEK; Bipartisan Amity May End if President Asks Further Deployment of Sentinel BID FOR A DELAY HINTED White House Has Not Tallied Votes in Senate, Indicating It Hopes to Avoid Clash Congress Awaits Nixon's Critical Choice on ABM This Week

Doar says conf between Lindsay and top city and state school officials failed to resolve difference in decentralization plans, TV int

SCHOOLS ARE SAFE, DOAR TELLS PUBLIC; He Warns Against Panicking Over Disorders but Calls Them 'Very Serious' Doar Says Schools Are Safe And Warns Against Panicking

Battle reptdly meets with Foreman amid repts that Ray has 2d thoughts about pleading guilty to King's murder and that Ray is planning to dismiss Foreman; declines comment; meets with Sheriff Morris

JUDGE IN RAY CASE TALKS TO SHERIFF; A Special Hearing Called by Defense Scheduled Today Judge in Ray Case Sees Sheriff On the Eve of a Special Hearing

23 Amers killed in 2 clashes near Saigon; enemy hits 35 mil positions and 6 civilian communities; 6 civilians wounded; other action reptd; map

2 SHARP CLASHES ERUPT IN VIETNAM; SHELLING GOES ON; 23 Americans Are Killed in Jungle Combat -- Enemy Fire Hits 41 Targets 2 Sharp Battles Erupt in Vietnam

over 200,000 vote in state assembly election in former French territory of Pondicherry

200,000 Vote in Pondicherry

Pope says mass in Rome suburban parish, custom he follows on some Sundays in Lent

Pope Says Mass in Suburb

Vietcong releases Ger nurse (R Kuhnen) captured in March '68

Foe Frees German Nurse

Japanese study com with close Govt ties holds Japan should retain alliance

Report Asks Okinawa's Return by 1972

UNICEF exec dir H R Labouisse rept says UNICEF work in S Vietnam was hard hit by gen mobilization

UNICEF AID CURBED BY STEP-UP IN WAR

US begins transport of men and equipment from Pope Air Force Base, NC, to Seoul area for mil exercises

U.S. Troops in 'Assault' From Carolina to Korea

Algerians Fought at Suez

Amer officials in Paris see no signs that talks may be supended if allied forces respond to offensive with increased attacks

U. S. Team in Paris Looking to Secret Talks

Sen Stennis says S Vietnamese troops are incapable of winning war by themselves and Amer forces might have to remain for as long as 10 yrs, TV int; says present policy 'is not getting us anywhere'; says US should not take hasty action on basis of enemy offensive

STENNIS SAYS SAIGON CAN'T HOLD ON ALONE

Alumni Dinner Set

Sec Laird says he will ask Cong to increase war budget by $70-million in next fiscal yr to finance buildup of S Vietnamese forces, news conf, Danang

Laird to Ask More Funds To Bolster Saigon's Army

About 70 persons arrested in Brussels, Belgium, antiwar demonstration

Antibomb Protest in Belgium

Iran lifts ban on cultivating opium poppy

Iran Sanctions Opium Poppy

Paget Valerie Brewster is an American actress. She first received recognition for her recurring role as Kathy on the fourth season of Friends. She gained wider recognition as FBI Supervisory Special Agent Emily Prentiss on CBS's Criminal Minds. Brewster was a regular cast member of the show from 2006 to 2012, then made two guest appearances before returning as a regular in 2016.

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Memphis is a city in Shelby County, Tennessee, United States, and its county seat. Situated along the Mississippi River, it had a population of 633,104 at the 2020 census, making it the second-most populous city in Tennessee, the fifth-most populous in the Southeast, and the 28th-most populous in the nation. Memphis is the largest city proper on the Mississippi River and anchors the Memphis metropolitan area that includes parts of Arkansas and Mississippi, the 45th-most populous metropolitan area in the U.S. with 1.34 million residents.

In Memphis, Tennessee, James Earl Ray pleads guilty to assassinating Martin Luther King Jr. He later unsuccessfully attempts to recant.

March 10, 1969

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100 Barnard Girls Move Into Columbia Dormitories; Barnard Girls Move Into Rooms Given to Them by Columbia Boys

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Peking Deploys Civilians Along Border With Soviet; Chinese Civilians Are Deployed On Tense Border With Soviet

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