Boston School Committee Given 30 Days To Plan Racial Balance
The Massachusetts Board of Education orders Boston to transfer at least 2,000 black students from racially imbalanced schools this fall and to eliminate imbalance in four of 46 schools. The board withholds about 8 million in state aid until a compliant plan is approved.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Board of Education
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Thomas S. Eisenstadt
Education Board
Committee Deadlocked On Fair Housing Law
Washington United Press International reports the House Judiciary Committee remained deadlocked on President Johnsons federal fair housing bill. Members voiced gloom as they waited for a workable compromise, with calls for the President to intervene. The measure would outlaw rental and sale discrimination based on race religion or national origin while other sections push desegregation, jury fairness, and harsher penalties for racial violence.
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Celler
John F. Kennedy
GOP Seeks Military Capability Gap For 66 Campaign
The GOP, wary of a potential future lag in U S military strength, urges a blue ribbon civilian military panel to reassess long range defense policy amid shifts in cold war attitudes and weapons priorities. House leader Gerald Ford says the commission would focus on long term defense rather than Viet Nam policy.
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Viet Nam
Congress
House
Gerald R. Ford
U.S. Weighs Recognition After Argentina Coup
The United States consulted neighbors under Rio Conference provisions on whether to recognize Argentina's military regime that ousted President Arturo Illia. Washington condemned the overthrow, suspended relations, and urged a move to elections and constitutional government while keeping doors open for possible future ties with an interim Buenos Aires government. Senator Robert F. Kennedy called the coup a severe setback to the Alliance for Progress.
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UPI
United States
Argentina
State Department
Arturo U. Ilia
Department
Buenos Aires
Capitol Hill
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Alliance For Progress
Low mood tropical system Becky possible in Caribbean
The National Hurricane Center monitors a large poorly organized tropical low south of Cuba, forecast to move north at five mph and strengthen to seven to ten mph before dawn. If it develops into a tropical storm it would be named Becky, part of a broad bad weather pattern bringing rain across the Caribbean and toward Mexico's Pacific coast.
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Miami
UPS
Caribbean
National Hurricane Center
Becky
Pacific
Mexico
Cuba
Coed Editor Hopes for Appeal On Contempt Conviction
Annette Buchanan the 20 year old editor of the University of Oregon Daily Emerald was found in contempt for refusing to name marijuana interviewees. She faces a $300 fine and possible jail, while seeking Supreme Court appeal with aid offers reportedly totaling at least 2500 dollars.
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UPI
Annette Buchanan
University of Oregon
State Supreme Court
Arthur C. Johnson
Oregon Supreme Court
Miss Buchanan
Daily Emerald
Edward Leavy
Lane County Grand Jury
William Frye
Emerald
Oregon
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