Nixon Admin Says Desegregation Guidelines Under Review
Washington AP The Nixon administration indicated possible changes to school desegregation guidelines are under discussion amid reports the guidelines may be loosened and the fall deadline for ending dual systems could be extended. Officials debate reflected clashes between Welfare and Justice departments and scrutiny of Christine Panetta's role.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Welfare and Justice Departments
Welfare
Office of Civil Rights
Leon E. Panetta
Nixon
Secretary of Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Early mining eras reveal copper iron and tin sources
The first mines were open pits with Bronze and Iron Age peoples discovering and mining ores of copper iron and tin and converting them into metal. Early groups also mined precious stones.
Army Buildings to Be Razed at Camp Atterbury
Sixty old Army buildings at Camp Atterbury near Edinburgh will be sold by the Indiana Fish and Game Division and razed for material value. The 5,400 acre tract includes 42 bar racks seven mess halls five admin buildings two recreation buildings four officers quarters an infirmary day room and a post exchange. Bids are due by July 1 with dismantling to start within 10 days of purchase.
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Indianapolis
API
Camp Atterbury
Edinburg
Fish and Game Division
Department of Natural Resources
Atterbury
Riley Train Halt Protest Deadline Set
Hoosiers have until July 5 to file objections with the Interstate Commerce Commission over Penn Central and Illinois Central joint plan to discontinue the James Whitcomb Riley passenger train between Chicago and Cincinnati. Notices posted June 18 say loss of patronage drives the request.
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Chicago
Hoosiers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central
James Whitcomb Riley
Cincinnati
Illinois Central Railroad
Illinois Central
ICC
Poison ends Rhine fish kill after insecticide spill
West German Rhine officials report no further fish deaths as a single sack of Endo Solvan insecticide, contaminated in the wine region near Bingen, is identified as the likely source. Dutch authorities cut Rhine water to Amsterdam, which relies on it for about half its supply.
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Health Ministry
North Rhine-Westphalia
Bonn
Amsterdam
Rhine
Hoosier Women Lead Fort Wayne Powder Puff Derby Entry
Fort Wayne residents Evelyn Bowyer a registrar at Indiana Institute of Technology and Margaret Ringenberg a flight instructor at Smith Field form Indiana’s sole entry for the July 4 transcontinental Powder Puff Derby air race.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Fort Wayne
Evelyn Bowyer
Margaret Ringenberg
Indiana
Grunion Spawn Aligns With Beach Tides In Southern California
National Geographic notes grunion migrate to the wet beach just after the monthly high tide. They court and lay eggs in the sand during the tidal window, keeping offspring safe from the surf until the next cycle.
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California
National Geographic
Pope Cites Law Of God On Births And Sacrifice
Pope Paul VI reaffirmed that Humanae Vitae rests on a difficult law from God and Catholics cannot seek an easier life. He warned of a drift toward easy Christianity and a removal of asceticism and sacrifice, urging fidelity to moral truths despite modern pressures.
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Law of God
Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Breakthroughs Fuel Confidence on Hijacking Prevention
FAA officials report two advances in curbing hijackings. A task force narrows passenger screening to under one percent, and improved weapons detection with portable devices tests at major airports show high sensitivity to weapons and discrimination against non weapons. A behavioral profile of hijackers is being developed to spot potential trouble before boarding.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
H. L. Reighard
Washington National
New York
Kennedy International
Lambert Field
St. Louis
Miami International
Atlanta
Reighard
FBI
Bee watcher notes bees wander about hive investigate
A bee watcher observes that bees apparently waste energy wandering about the hive in seemingly random and unproductive exploration. The report suggests bees investigate various stimuli without obvious productive purpose.
Post Office Planned for Albany Indiana
Bids for a new 2,554 square foot post office building in Albany Indiana were requested by the Post Office Department on Wednesday. The structure will be leased for 13 years and bids are due by July 25, officials said.
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Cincinnati
Albany
Ind
Post Office Department
Contractor Glenn Meador Killed in Lumber Yard Accident
Glenn Meador aged 49 a Columbus contractor died in a freak accident at the Bixler Lumber yard when a 4 foot by 1 by 3 inch piece of lumber flew from a saw striking him in the chest. He was dead on arrival at a hospital while waiting for ordered lumber.
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Columbus
Ind
Glenn Meador
Bixler
Meador
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