Dixie Ready To Battle School Bill
Deep South senators led by John Stennis push an education bill with amendments to legalize freedom of choice plans. They argue for national uniform desegregation enforcement and parallel patterns to New York. Sen. Sam Ervin also offers a freedom of choice amendment. Courts have struck down many such plans. The clash could delay final passage by two weeks.
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Consumer Bill Called A Fraud
Washington AP Bess Myerson Grant former Miss America who oversees New York City consumers testifies before the Senate subcommittee calling administration plans to let class action consumer suits a fraud She argues Moss Tydings alternative is better and would allow immediate actions She notes low FTC activity and high consumer abuse cases and says the 11 categories narrow to misrepresentation and deposit refunds only.
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Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Market traders stand by as nervous mood grips stocks
In New York the market resembled deer hunters awaiting a shot with volatility high as traders seek action. Treasury Secretary Kennedy spoke Feb 3 hinting lower rates may come, but gave no date while stressing inflation control and stability to curb speculation.
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Solution Coming Up On Textile Imports
Secretary Maurice Stans said a solution to the U S textile import problem will come soon either by voluntary agreements or congressional action He expected legislation to curb woolen and man made textiles within two to three months and urged Japan Hong Kong Nationalist China and South Korea to match U S market growth He stated imports must slow and that ongoing progress should resolve the issue in months while noting the current rate is unsustainable
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Lovell to retire after Apollo 13 mission
James A. Lovell Jr. says he will leave space after commanding Apollo 13 in April. He quotes demand for flights and notes his 24 days in space set a record, while Fred Haise expresses eagerness for further flights. Navy Lt. Cmdr Thomas Mattingly II will join as a rookie crewmate. The flight aims for a Fra Mauro highlands landing.
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Thomas K. Mattingly II
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