Court Orders L A Schools To Integrate by September
Los Angeles officials warn desegregation by September 1971 would reshape the nation’s second largest district. Board President Arthur Gardner says money is the key hurdle and the district will appeal Judge Alfred Gitelson’s order to the highest court.
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Pasadena Board to vote on $10 million desegregation plan
Pasadena Unified School District faces a $10 million desegregation plan to bus 30,622 students, with $1.3 million annual busing costs, ordered by a U.S. District Court. The plan requires court approval by Feb 16 and full implementation by September, amid similar Los Angeles district actions and ACLU involvement.
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Bombers strike Cambodian guns amid Vietnam fight
U S fighter-bombers hit Cambodian gun positions after a helicopter was shot down and rescuers came under fire. Nine Marines died in four hours of fighting near An Hoa on Vietnam's northern coast. U S officials reported continued Allied casualties and said total Viet Cong and North Vietnamese deaths surpassed 600,000. Defense Secretary Laird vowed further attacks if sanctuaries exist. The report also notes heavy fighting south of Da Nang with multiple Viet Cong casualties and no American losses in those actions. Separately, the House Banking Committee announced hearings to explore mortgage financing options amid concerns over revised interest rate ceilings on federally insured programs.
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Jackie Kennedy Letters Stolen From Gilpatric Office
New York police report a set of Jackie Kennedy Onassis letters to Roswell Gilpatric, deputy defense secretary, stolen from his locked office. The autographs dealer says he believes the letters are legally for sale, with a possible further two letters offered later. Gilpatric's wife filed for legal separation the same day the letters surfaced.
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Nigerians Delay Distribution Of Relief Supplies From U.S.
U S officials report 12 million in relief goods sent by President Nixon for sick and starving Nigerian war refugees are largely stuck in Lagos. British aid has moved more quickly. Nigerian authorities cite logistics bottlenecks as the program proceeds amid U S efforts to distribute 4 900 tons of food 10 000 blankets 10 000 lamps and 140 power generators to former secessionist areas and port Harcourt distribution centers.
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DiBona Out As Hershey Successor
The White House withdrew Charles J. DiBona's name as candidate to replace Gen. Lewis B. Hershey as director of the Selective Service amid Senate opposition to his all volunteer army stance and perceived abrasiveness. Hershey resigns Monday to serve as a presidential military manpower consultant.
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