Rally Protests Maryland Busing Order by Judge Kaufman
In Oxon Hill Maryland White parents and students braved freezing temps at a Rosecroft Racetrack rally opposing U S District Judge Frank Kaufman s order to transfer 32 000 of Prince Georges County 162 000 pupils to achieve racial balance Their motorcade into DC drew 1 117 cars as speakers urged officials to heed suburban opposition A counter rally by about 30 white youths carried banners and chanted against what they called racist busing efforts
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West outlines terms for a European security conference
Western allies formally told the Soviet Union that true European security requires human contact cultural exchanges and wider information flow. Ambassadors from 32 European countries plus the United States outlined in Brussels the need to ease travel censorship visas and police controls to foster East West dialogue and peace.
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Information center to aid access to government data
Washington DC press information center established by the National Press Club and Ralph Nader's Center for the Study of Responsive Law will provide legal and technical help to reporters seeking government records. Organizer Ronald Plesser notes the effort will promote use of the Freedom of Information Act, citing past successes in obtaining meat inspection, nursing home, and drug test information.
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Meir meets Pope in Vatican talks on Middle East
Israeli Premier Golda Meir and Pope Paul VI held a one hour audience at the Vatican to discuss the situation in Jerusalem and the Holy Land. The Vatican stressed no policy change while noting the audience aimed to foster peace and religious rights without implying preferential treatment.
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Panel calls U S penal system a miserable failure
Washington based National Advisory Commission on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals calls the U S penal system a miserable failure. It urges a shift to community based correctional programs and aims to end plea bargaining by 1978, arguing prisons overstretch costs and worsen crime.
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Congressmen urge Laird to reinstate Rule at Navy
A group of at least 45 congressmen petition Defense Secretary Laird to restore Gordon W. Rule to his former post supervising shipyard contracts after a demotion. They accuse Navy leaders of harassment to silence Rule who criticized procurement practices and questioned Litton and Ash connections.
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Senate leaders say Congress cannot end the Vietnam war
Washington AP UPI reports Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and Republican leader Hugh Scott agreed Congress cannot stop the war. They said resolutions are symbolic and that even fund cuts would likely be vetoed by Nixon or challenged in court. Mansfield emphasized purse strings as Congress’s only weapon.
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U S moves to stabilize wages in food industry
Washington reports the administration aims to establish a Food Industry Stabilization Board to curb rising grocery prices by lowering wages. Treasury Secretary Shultz backs a board modeled on the Construction Industry Stabilization Committee led by John T. Dunlop, linking wage control to broader measures in food supply and farm price policy.
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