Boston seeks metropolitan integration plan despite ruling
Boston officials move to win court approval for a cross district desegregation plan arguing only metropolitanization meets constitutional requirements. Aide Leonard Strickman notes a third phase may follow, while Deputy Mayor Robert Kiley says the move signals how to proceed without lengthy litigation.
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Boston
UPI
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
Supreme Court
Kevin H. White
Leonard Strickman
Boston College
White
Garrity
U.S. Supreme Court
Detroit
Robert Kiley
Strickman
Boston School Committee
John J. McDonough
Viet Cong Blows Up Bridges Near Saigon Amid Push
Viet Cong commandos damaged the Muong Suoi Bridge near Nha Be six miles southeast of Saigon, third such strike in two weeks. Elsewhere in Cambodia and surrounding areas, rebels shelled Phnom Penh and its airport, killing four and wounding 32, while another attack near Neak Luong killed two and wounded 13 as military authorities report rising raids around the capital.
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Saigon
UPS
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Mekong
Neak Luong
Muong Suoi
Nha Be
Highway 4
Mekong Delta
Soc Trang
Tay Ninh
New Hampshire moves toward another Senate election
In Concord the legislature is expected to approve a bill to call a new U S Senate election this week. The ongoing fight over the closest Senate race ends with Louis Wyman named the winner by a two vote margin after a Ballot Law Commission review. Democrats urge delaying seating until committee investigations finish.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Louis Wyman
State Ballot Law Commission
Wyman
Durkin
Ballot Law Commission
Senate
New Hampshire
U.S. Senate
Rules Committee
Congress
Hugh Scott
Sen
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Menominees Demand Pardon and Land in Settlement Standoff
GRESHAM Wis. (UPI) A band of Menominee Indians occupying the Alexian Brothers novitiate demands an unconditional pardon and a deed to the land as terms of settlement. They also seek better housing and education, and the resignation of tribal leadership. The occupation entered its 20th day amid stalled talks over a $750000 purchase and a flexible site-use agreement, with National Guard replacements on duty.
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Boyd
Warrior Society
Alexians
Mike Sturdevant
National Guard
Hugh Simonson
Guard
GM Eyes Rebates as Auto Price War Grows
GM eyes the potential impact of Ford and Chrysler rebate plans as mid January sales reports due January 11 to 20 are expected to show strong demand. GM hints at a future price cut while Chevrolet offers 50 to 295 dollar option savings on 1975 Fleetside line.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Chevrolet
Chrysler
Ford
Benton Muralist Thomas Hart Benton Dies at 85 in Missouri
Thomas Hart Benton, famed muralist and ally of former President Harry S. Truman, died at Menorah Medical Center after collapsing at his home. Born 1889 in Neosho, Benton painted iconic works including the Truman Library mural and portraits of midwestern life, while clashing with critics as a regionalist.
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Kansas City
Thomas Hart Benton
Harry S. Truman
Menorah Medical Center
Benton
Independence
Truman
America
Missouri
Indiana
Joplin, Mo
Grant Wood
John Steuart Curry
Midwest
South
Capitol
Indianapolis
Jefferson City
Tom Pendergast
Paris
Picasso
Neosho
U.S
Congress
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
New York Times
John Canaday
Jessie
Mel Lyman
Rita
Classified Advertising Rates and Contact Details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers 447-7367 and 447-0333 for classified ads. It publishes daily excluding Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington VT 05201. Rates cover Vermont and nationwide options with 3 months to 1 year plans.
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Telephom
Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
Wallace seals third term as Alabama governor
Gov. George Wallace, now at 55, was sworn in in Montgomery to become Alabama's first three term chief executive. He pledged unity and declared he will speak out promptly on national affairs while noting changes since his 1963 start and his 1972 shooting. He appointed Jesse Lewis, a black Birmingham publisher, to his Cabinet and plans another Black administrative hire.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Birmingham
Jesse Lewis
America
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England
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Rutland Plaza
Winooski
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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