Rabbi Korff Seeks Funds for Nixon Support
Rabbi Baruch Korff urged donors at a Newport KY luncheon to contribute $15,000 to cover Nixon's post presidency needs. He cited a $30,000 attorney payment due the 26th and noted Nixon's staff costs, medical fees, and a $175,000 book advance used to offset salaries. He described the effort as a national debt and constitutional luncheon to recover Nixon papers and tapes.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Baruch Korff
Nixon
Korff
Rabbi Korff
Massachusetts Department of Mental Health
Beverly Hills
Newport
Congress
Ron Zeigler
Rosemary Woods
Nixon Justice Fund
Boston integration plan gains NAACP endorsement
Harold Flannery heads Boston NAACP efforts on school integration and praises masters plan for desegregation. The proposal splits the city into zones, lowers annual bused students from 18 000 to about 14 900, and asks area colleges to assist, signaling a shift toward mandatory assignment. A Home and School rep also approves, while a Boston School Committee attorney urges banning court ordered busing.
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Boston
UPI
NAACP
Harold Flannery
Flannery
The
Boston Home and School Association
Boston School Committee
Home and School Association
Harris to enter Massachusetts Democratic primary race
Former Senator Fred R Harris announced he will join the 1976 Massachusetts Democratic Presidential Primary. Speaking at Boston's Faneuil Hall he tied his campaign to the economy and open government, urging tax cuts and rebates funded by higher taxes on the wealthy and large corporations.
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Harris
Massachusetts
Boston
UPI
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
Farneil Hall
Desegregation study debate lingers after 20 years
Washington commentary weighs the 20 year fate of school integration. The UPI piece notes persistent questions about its impact on black students, school performance, neighborhoods, and noncognitive factors. The Civil Rights Commission considers Rand Corp design a six year, nation wide study, but critics doubt funding and implementation.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Rand Corp
Rand
Boston
The
Rights Commission
Spring floods threaten Midwest communities and Rock River towns
Heavy spring rains and melting snow pushed rivers over banks in parts of the Midwest forcing evacuations. Civil Defense workers in Rockford Illinois evacuated 30 families as the Rock River rose above flood stage. Officials warned of possible additional rises while flash flood watches spanned northwestern Illinois southern Wisconsin and eastern Iowa.
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United Press International
Midwest
North Dakota
Upper Michigan
Rockford
Ill
Rock River
Civil Defense
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Crash victims identified in New Hampshire wreckage
Federal and state investigators examined a single engine Cessna 150 wreckage in Mason after the March crash that killed Martin Ross of Connecticut and his companion Donna Hoadley. Autopsies were completed and a preliminary cause may be released soon while NTSB and FAA join state aeronautics officials at the site.
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Mason, N.H
UPI
Connecticut
Martin Ross
Gordon Bunker
National Transportation Safety Board
Federal Aviation Administration
New Hampshire
Ross
Bloomfield
Bloomfield, Conn., Donna Hoadley, 21, of Norwich, N.H
Bunker
Groton
Conn
Hartford
Aeronautics
Connecticut Aviation Inc
West Hartford
Rural Kansas murders stir fear and memory of Clutter case
In Hill City and Graham County the discovery of six bodies since November has residents fearing for safety. Cases include the Betts children in Marquette and the Lovette and Young victims along I-70, with investigators noting delays between deaths and discoveries. Kansas officials compare the mysteries to the Clutter slayings, highlighting the investigation’s complexity and public unease.
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UPI
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Kansas County
Kansas
Beth
Barry Betts
Elise
Marquette
Illinois
Graham County
Emmet Betts
Diane Lovette
Fort Madison
Iowa
Cheryle Young
Downey
Calif
Guy
Wakeeney
Denver
Robert Clester
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Western Region
Closter
Young- Lovette
Clutter
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Hank Americard
Asking & Gould Jewelers
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New York Times
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
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Truman Capote
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Herb Clutter
Hickock
Smith
Capote
Randall Weller
Young-Lovette
Gladstone
American National Red Cross
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