Appeal by Administration Likely to Challenge Segregation Ruling
The Nixon administration probably will appeal a federal judge decision that could force federal funding cuts to enforce desegregation in 17 states. HEW must cut off funds if necessary to end segregated schools and colleges, with deadlines and timetables proposed by civil rights lawyers.
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J. Stanley Pottinger
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Apollo 17 lifts off for final moon mission from Cape Kennedy
Apollo 17 astronauts Cernan Evans and Schmitt prepare for a 13 day mission. The Saturn V rises on a fiery 2200 foot tail as launch teams report a near trouble free countdown and hope for a clear liftoff despite cloud cover.
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Schmitt
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Truman's Serious Condition Reports and Space Flight Notes
Dr. Wallace Graham assessed former President Harry S. Truman as seriously ill with pulmonary congestion at Research Medical Center. A hospital statement said vital signs may be unstable, with a briefing planned at 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Truman stayed with him overnight. Separately, astronaut experiments and moon mission details referenced, noting Apollo era figures and launch site attendance by 42,000 people including Vice President Agnew.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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County board reviews health planning and landfill options
County officials discussed reforms in mental health and retardation services, a proposed detox center, and updated county ordinances. The board reported on township assessor vacancies, potential use of external assessors, and MPCA plans for a southeast Minnesota district office.
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Larry Meyer
Jerry Reinhartz
Daryl Franklin
James Elza
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Franklin
Willis Madison
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MPCA
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Court narrows test standards for passive safety devices
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday that testing standards for passive safety devices like airbags must be revised after reviewing how airbags perform in collision scenarios. The decision centers on ensuring airbags deploy reliably on the passenger side and meet updated safety criteria.
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6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Kissinger Tho Sit For Two Paris Talks In Park House
Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho met for five hours in Paris with two sessions lasting two hours each. The talks occurred at a house in a park behind a wall owned by Arnaud Clerc, a Paris jeweler of American origin. Food was taken into the house for lunch as negotiators relaxed in the park.
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Thurmond says Dent will head for Commerce post
Senator Strom Thurmond named Frederick B. Dent of Mayfair Mills Arcadia South Carolina to succeed Secretary of Commerce Peter G Peterson Dent was viewed as a likely replacement for Peterson in managing U S economic policy Nixon planned to announce retention of Attorney General Richard Kleindienst and Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz and Jon Volpe to leave Transportation for ambassador to Italy The White House disclosed resignations of Deputy Secretary Charls E Walker and Asst Secretary Eugene T Rassides Nixon to spend week at Camp David as he finalizes his second term administration
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George Romney
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Rogers C. B. Worton
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Charls E. Walker
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Eugene T. Rassides
Maryland
Night jet collision kills 13 in South Carolina air crash
A jet fighter and a military transport collided during a night interception drill near Conway South Carolina. The Air Force reported no survivors among 13 aboard the two aircraft. Witnesses described burning debris as wreckage rained down in a sparsely settled area as ground teams searched through the night.
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South Carolina
Quick sale ad for three-year-old Palomino mare
An ad notes a three-year-old American Saddlebred Palomino mare for fast sale in southern Minnesota. It mentions low-cost Herald want-ads and a phone number 433-8851 for quick action, with the notice originally scheduled to run three days under horses for sale.
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Minnesota
Herald
Editorial summary of 4 20 21 22 23 Society and Area News items
The page lists sections Editorial and Society with page references 4 20 21 22 23, plus Area News on page 24 and market note on page 27. It previews sports, comics and classifieds on pages 28 and 30 31 respectively.
Allende in Moscow to seek Soviet economic aid
Chilean President Salvador Allende arrived in Moscow after a 15 hour stop in Algiers where he conferred with President Houari Boumedienne. He aims to secure increased Soviet financial assistance for Chile.
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Salvador Allende
Chile
Western Hemisphere
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Supreme Court Allows Appeal After Tie Vote in Criminal Cases
The Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 that defendants whose convictions are affirmed by a tie vote may appeal again on the same issues. Justice Powell explained that tie votes settle no legal questions, so convicted prisoners may pursue a second habeas corpus review to have their rights determined.
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Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
High Court
Romanian poet Posteuca dies at 60 after cancer battle
Vasile Postenca, exiled Romanian poet who sought U.S. citizenship, died of cancer at 60 in Chicago. He had hoped to reunite with his daughter Doina and his grandson, expressing gratitude for the family reunion before his death.
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Vasile Postenca
U.S
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