Boston School Committee to take case to Supreme Court
The Boston School Committee voted unanimously to carry its decade long legal fight against court ordered school integration to the U S Supreme Court. The move follows a circuit ruling upholding the busing plan's legality and comes as protests and violence marked the fall implementation affecting about 15,000 students.
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Ford gets his legs and sets a veto record
Ford, despite a 10 below zero snowstorm in Vail Colorado, skiied about five hours and declared his legs in shape. He vetoed two bills and signed 15, marking his 17th and 18th vetoes since taking office. He warned of CIA domestic spying and ordered an inquiry led by Kissinger. The president planned Christmas Eve church services and a turkey dinner with family after reviewing bills in his chalet. The article also touches on desegregation politics in Boston with school committee debates and a looming September 1975 phase II implementation.
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Hyde Park
Supreme Court
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Paul Ellison
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Garrity
Ellison
Miss Sullivan
Tom Atkins
NAACP
Atkins
Hale and Dorr
Christmas Spirit Across Nation Brightens Holiday Mood
Shoppers flocked to stores and motorists prepared for a busy day before Christmas. Fresh snow coated the southern Rockies while drab winter weather lingered elsewhere. The National Safety Council estimated 30 hours of Christmas travel could yield 200 to 260 deaths and 11,000 to 14,000 injuries. Stories highlight acts of kindness from ordinary people, including a meat-scene gift and a tree sale price aimed to aid a family. A 105-year-old bell at St Patrick’s Church rang again after repairs, delighting Galesburg parishioners.
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Arizona
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Montana
Upper
Michigan
Midwest
National Safety Council
Clemence Blais Sr
Moline
Ill
Blaises
Jack Swank
Charlie Ingraham
Sebastopol
Calif
Ingraham
Jack Blacksmith
Mike Shaffer
Galesburg
St. Patrick’s Church
Daniel McCaul
Scientists urge new $81 million space probe plan
Washington, UPI brief: Space scientists urge an $81 million two year program of exploration including an unmanned mission to another planet to return samples for analysis. The National Academy of Sciences recommends eight projects to energize U S space research through 1977 with possible total cost up to $358 million by 1982.
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UPI
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Earth
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U.S
Science Trends
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Space Science Board
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NASA
Sirica comments on Nixon pardon in Watergate trial
In Washington UPI report Judge John Sirica calls Nixon’s pardon “too bad” but says it should not affect the Watergate conspiracy case verdicts. He notes prosecutors likened defendants to a musical ensemble and警 examiners debate Nixon's absence as witness. The trial pauses for Christmas with jurors allowed hotel visits. final arguments resume Thursday ahead of a likely Friday jury verdict.
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UPI
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John Ehrlichman
James Neal
Robert Marcian
Kenneth Parkinson
Frates
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Ehrlichman
Ford
Jeanne
Seattle
Wash
Mitchell
Haldeman
Mardian
Parkinson
Marti
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