Supreme Court ruling opens suburbs to low cost housing for minorities
The court by an 8-0 vote allows federal judges to order low income housing in metropolitan suburbs even without local discrimination proof. It signals a shift in balance of power toward federal influence while noting budget limits and potential political backlash ahead of campaigns focused on ethnic neighborhood issues.
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Supreme Court
Detroit
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
Morris Udall
Washington
Thailand Faces Off Communist Influence After Thai Election
The piece notes Thailand's political shift after Kukrit Pramoj’s leftist outreach and U S troop withdrawal. Seni Pramoj wins, promising a right of center, pro American government to counter Communist insurgency and avoid Cambodia’s fate. Washington should bolster aid while withstanding mismanagement and inequality.
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Sihanouk
Cambodia
United States
South Vietnam
Kukrit Pramoj
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Kukrit
Seni
Southeast Asia
Washington
The Young Dillingers Boys Not So Mere Anymore
A PAUL HARVEY column argues youths commit adult crimes prompting tougher punishment. It cites incidents from Orlando Meriden Glendale Golden Dyersburg and Chicago figures, noting rising under 18 arrests and calls for harsher court action against juveniles.
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Orlando
Youth Service
Sheriff's
Meriden
Conn
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Calif
Golden
Colo
Ronald Peters
Jefferson County
Dyersburg
Tenn
Sears
Lowell Levine
New York City Medical Examiner's Office
LBJ Biography By Mooney Sees Samson Behind President
Holmes Alexander reviews Booth Mooney’s LBJ biography Irreverent Chronicle noting Mooney’s long involvement with Johnson and the Texas leader’s loyal circle. The piece highlights Mooney’s portrayal of Johnson’s family, especially his brother Sam and the tension between Kennedys era myths and Johnson’s reality.
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Booth Mooney
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Victor McLoughlin
McLoughlin
Johnson
John
Lyndon Johnson
Camelot
LBJ
Thomas Y. Crowell
Samson
Texas Hill Country
Mooney
Texas
Walter Jenkins
Richard Russell
Allan Shivers
Dallas
Washington
White House
Sam Houston Johnson
Rockwell hunted favors to space officials and Jet travel exposed
Investigative report reveals Rockwell International arranged hunting trips at Georgia and Maryland retreats for space officials including Sen. Moss and astronauts Lovell Lousma Roosa. Perforated expense vouchers masked gifts while auditors approved reimbursements.
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Moses
Rockwell International
Rockwell
Wye Island
Albany
Maryland
Georgia
Frank Moss
D.-Utah
Senate Space Committee
James Lovell
Houston
Jack Lousma
Stuart Roosa
Clarence Gay
Ryndal Wetherington
Gerald Griffin
Jack Cramer
Wye Island Hunting Lodge
Light, sun, and faith in Biblical creation
Billy Graham asks how scripture and science relate noting Genesis describes initial light before the sun. He suggests cosmic light could have formed early and later became the sun and stars, stressing that revelation aims at faith in Christ and that true science and faith can coexist.
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