Black Caucus grounds hearing on racial policies in services
The Black Caucus opened hearings with a report from Thaddeus Garrett Jr. on military racism. He cited protests abroad and a 1961 Iceland memo suggesting limited black servicemen there, while a Mannheim soldier warned of rising Black anger and possible violence.
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Democrats push plan to fund presidential campaigns
In Washington, Democrats pressed the Senate to pass a plan that would use taxpayer funds to provide each major party with 20.4 million dollars to finance next year’s presidential campaigns. Republicans, outnumbered, aimed to defeat the measure as Democrats sought to attach it to Nixon administration priorities.
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Pullout amendment faces uncertain votes in House debate
In Washington the sponsor Rep Edward Boland predicts failure for a June 1 pullout amendment to a 71 billion defense bill aiming to end U S military involvement in Indochina. He would bar spending once POWs are exchanged, while debates on prisoner releases and Nixon withdrawal proposals continue.
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Day in Life of Ivan Denisovich review at College Cinema
A stark portrait of a solitary man in a Soviet forced labor camp rendered with brutal realism. TOM COURTENAY excels as Ivan while the cast shows quiet acts of kindness amid Arctic hardship, condemning inhumanity and highlighting endurance. The Norwegian shoot adds authenticity and prompts reflection on daily survival under oppression.
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Catlow opens at Harte Theatre with Brynner and company
Catlow stars Yul Brynner with Richard Crenna and Leonard Nimoy, opening tonight at Harte Theatre. Showtimes are 7 and 8 50 p m in Harte and 7 and 9 p m in Williamstown. Also notes plans for Thanksgiving travel by President Nixon and family, plus a Sugarbowl Club advert urging people to save for Christmas with Vermont National.
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