Witness Blames Housing Policies For Segregation
Washington AP witness Robert L. Carter accuses government housing programs and racially restrictive covenants of driving northern segregation. He says de facto neighborhood patterns, not just official orders, sustain separate schools, urging equal illegality of housing and school segregation.
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Israel names Abba Eban as peace talks delegate
Israel designated Foreign Minister Abba Eban as its delegate to indirect Middle East peace talks in New York. The cabinet said Eban will not attend the first session and Yusuf Tekoah remains as ambassador to the U.N. An Egyptian charge of missile base construction near the Suez Canal remains unconfirmed by details. Jordan and Egypt’s leaders said they’re in accord on issues likely to emerge in talks.
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Assembly
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Tel Aviv
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hussein
Jordan
Abdel Moneim Rifai
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Baghdad
Nasser
Cairo
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Muskogee Officials Defy Court Order Over School Desegregation
Muskogee school officials defied a district court order to enroll two children in a closer junior high, saying no legal grounds exist and the suit is frivolous. The move comes as plans for racial integration face further scrutiny and a legal review is requested by the plaintiff.
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Staton
Sadier
Porter
House of Representatives
Jan Cartwright
Tim L. Barker
Deadline Draws Near For Payment Of Long-Disputed Indian Claims
The Jules Claims Commission, established in 1946, has approved 359 million dollars in claims but faces expiration on April 10, 1972. About 290 claims totaling roughly 150 million dollars remain unsettled, including Seminole and Turtle Mountain Chippewa cases. A five-year extension is proposed to finish remaining settlements and allow distributions by the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
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Congress
Jand Kuykendall
Federal Power Commission
Kuykendall
Police Report Documents One Accident This Month
Police reported one accident this Monday boosting August totals to 28, with 19 incidents in the same period last year. Laurene Ann Clark pleaded innocent to improper parking after her car rolled back and struck Philip Warren Lawrence’s vehicle on N Rennie. Trial set for Friday. Municipal Court also saw Cleburn Howard plead guilty to public drunkenness and fined $20. Bonds forfeited for Melvin E Alexander improper exhaust $10 and no driver’s license $10. Olin Martin Evans ran a stop sign $55. Kenneth Ray Jackson rode cycles without face shield $10. Larry James Russell speeding $10. Harvey Lee Thompson improper left turn $5.
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Melvin E. Alexander
Olin Martin Evans
Kenneth Ray Jackson
Larry James Russell
Harvey Lee Thompson
Julie Andrews Delighted By Darling Lili Box Office
Hollywood report shows Darling Lili at Radio City Music Hall earning 280000 in week one and 282723 in week three. Julie Andrews calls Baker Edwards vindicated and critiques Paramount’s marketing while noting industry shifts toward lower cost, relatable musicals.
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