Bickle Opposes Busing Amendment in Capitol Debate
Yale law professor Alexander Bickel urged a House committee that a constitutional amendment ending forced school busing would erase 17 years of desegregation gains since the 1954 ruling. The Lent proposal seeks to bar race based student assignments, with Nixon weighing a White House panel recommendation ahead of a possible weekend announcement.
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White House
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Youth Killed While Looting Air Academy Exam
Toy Leon Gunt, 17, died after police say he fled from Center High School in Kansas City while attempting to steal copies of an Air Force Academy entrance exam. He carried a butane torch and was shot when he ignored commands to halt. His mother described his dream of joining the academy and his academic progress. The shooting was ruled justifiable homicide by a judge.
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UPI
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Air Force Academy
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Kansas City
Center High School
Robert Ones
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Teamster official convicted of conspiracy and extortion
Louisiana Teamster official Edward Grady Partin was found guilty by federal court on three counts of criminal conspiracy and one extortion count. The trial included motions to set aside the verdict or declare a mistrial, based on previously dismissed extortion charges and testimony. Partin could face up to 33 years in prison and fines, with jurors taking about two hours to reach the verdict after a five week trial.
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UPI
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U.S
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Imipramine Drug Warned Worse Than Thalidomide
Australian doctor Dr. William McBride warns that the antidepressant Imipramine may cause birth defects, potentially producing babies born without arms. He cites cases in Sydney and urges warning labels on bottles to alert pregnant women.
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Australia
UPI
William McBride
Sydney
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Pioneer 10 hurtles toward Jupiter on historic flyby
Pioneer 10, the fastest object launched from Earth, speeds toward Jupiter for a Dec 2, 1972 rendezvous. The craft, powered by a four nuclear generator, travels 91,413 mph, aims to pass within 87,000 miles of Jupiter’s multicolored clouds, then continue toward interstellar space.
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Ace ABC newsman dies at 56 in Manchester
William H. Lawrence national affairs editor for ABC News died while covering the New Hampshire primary. He was 56. He suffered a heart attack after years of heart lung disease and had worked 40 years in journalism with Lincoln Star United Press New York Times and ABC starting in 1961. Survivors include a son and a daughter. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Muskie
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Ann
Hoffa pushes 20 hour work week plan
Former Teamsters President James R. Hoffa, staying at Lake Orion, urged government support for a 20 hour week to solve unemployment. He proposed a gradual shift within 16 to 20 years, enabling youth employment, pension credits, and family life, noting limited jail time after a prior conviction.
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Bileh
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Teamsters
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Orkeek
Five year old rescued after seven hour shaft ordeal
A five year old boy fell into a construction shaft while flying a kite in El Monte California. After seven hours rescuers from police fire and sheriff drill a lateral shaft to reach him. He was lifted out at 12 07 pm and rushed to County USC Medical Center with possible dislocated left shoulder.
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EL Monte
Calif
UPI
Anthony Bernardino
James Bernardino
County Usc Medical Center
David Rathown
Double Feature at Harte Theatre Opens New Bennington Venue
Harte Theatre presents Skin Game starring James Garner rated GP and McCabe and Mrs Miller with Warren Beatty and Julie Christie. Bennington's new cinema debuts with The French Confection and Diamonds Are Forever as two top box draws, plus a repeat of 2001 A Space Odyssey. Screenings start 3 PM with new complex offering 4:30 7 and 9:15 PM. Admission 1.50 adults 0.75 children.
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James Garner
McCabe
Mrs. Miller
Warren Beatty
Julie Christie
Bennington
New Theatre
Gene Hackman
James Bond
Sean Connery
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