Hanging Judge Williams Says He Won't Seek Re election
Washington Senator John J Williams, renowned for one man probes into the CCC tax fixing ring and the Bobby Baker affair, declares he will not seek re election in 1970 at 85. He reflects on the hurt caused by charges and urges restraint when pursuing accusations, hoping to pass an investigative successor.
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Fulbright Backs Nixon With Quiet Senate Support
Washington AP Fulbright the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman who once opposed Johnson’s Asia policy now praises Nixon and Rogers. He lauds Nixon’s European trip and suggests Democrats show cooperative stance while considering his national commitments resolution and urging early talks with the Soviet Union. The outlook favors continued bipartisan cooperation for now.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Abilene Schools Facing HEW Desegregation Mandate
Abilene Texas schools were warned by HEW to submit desegregation plans by April or lose about 1.7 million in federal funds. HEW civil rights inspectors found deficiencies in two racially identifiable schools, an all Negro bus route, and slow progress in desegregating staff. Superintendent A E Wells anticipated a school board meeting to review the findings.
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Hoover led global WWI relief fundraising record
Herbert Hoover raised more than 8.1 billion dollars for World War I relief, funded by government and private sources, a record in history. The saying about weather is often attributed to Mark Twain.
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Af To Pull Plane From Itazuke Base Tokyo
The United States Air Force plans to withdraw all planes from Itazuke Air Base in Japan, where reconnaissance planes have been stationed since the Pueblo crisis in January 1968. The base will be kept on readiness for future air operations, with withdrawal expected to finish by June. The text also mentions a reference to a Black school in Lincoln biographies, noted as an elementary school with multiple grades per room.
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Pueblo
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