Riot police massed in Boston as schools desegregate
In racially tense Boston, 450 riot-trained state and metropolitan police surrounded South Boston schools and escorted buses under a court ordered integration plan. Police maintained security, with reinforcements in Fenway and Roxbury as clashes and looting feared.
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Boston
UPI
MDC
South Boston
Old Colony Housing Project
Fenway
Roxbury
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity
Kevin H. White
Cambridge
Bayside Mall
Dorchester
Yankee plant to shut eight weeks for repairs testing
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp will shut down for eight weeks for repairs and testing starting Friday. Corporation President James Griffin cites urgency after the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution petitioned to halt replacement of defective fuel rods. He warns delays would harm New England power supply this December. The plant, up to 540,000 kilowatts, has run at 80 percent capacity due to faulty rods.
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Griffin
New England
Vermont Yankee
Poised Ford predicts quick inflation drop
President Ford expresses confidence in a meaningful reduction in inflation soon, saying his program should produce faster relief and that the economy will improve within a short time frame. Agency notes and public statements frame the goal as a swift decline in price pressures.
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Ford
Washington
UPI
Ford touches several bases in conference
President Ford reviews the 5 per cent surtax on corporations and upper earners as a tool to curb inflation. He argues a family of four with 20 000 dollars income would pay 42 dollars yearly, 12 cents daily, while those earning 15 000 dollars pay nothing. Ford calls for voluntary public action to lower inflation by early 1975 and stresses tax plan to reduce federal borrowing and aid home loans, while addressing Boston busing and political questions about 1976 candidacy.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
Boston
Mike Mansfield
Senate
White House
Rose Garden
Bomb scare disrupts Liberal HQ amid British election
London police evacuated the Liberal party headquarters near the Strand after a bomb hoax call at 12 45 PM. The building was cleared for 35 minutes while investigators searched and found no device. Officials termed the incident burglary on election eve. polls pointed toward a Labour victory in the 635 seat Parliament.
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London
UPI
Liberal Party
The
Strand
Penny Sander
Liberal
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Labor
Edward Heath
Conservative
Marplan
Court refuses to drop libel suits in Sleeman case
Superior Court Judge Franklin S. Billings Jr denies a motion to dismiss two $75,000 libel suits filed by Richard A. Sleeman Bennington School District Board Chairman. He cites conflicting affidavits and says issues of fact prevent dismissal. Trial set for early next year. Sleeman accuses VEA of defamatory statements in a school conditions report.
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Franklin S. Billings Jr
Vermont Education Association
Bennington
Richard A. Sleeman
Bennington Superior Court
Billings
Sleeman
VEA
George A. Sleeman
U.S. Supreme Court
Mills car stop near Jefferson Memorial shocks nation
Police say Rep. Wilbur Mills appeared intoxicated with facial injuries after a speeding car with lights out was halted near the Jefferson Memorial early Monday. A woman passenger jumped into the Tidal Basin and was taken to a mental hospital while Mills was driven home. Park Police Deputy Arthur said others in the car also drank. Mills did not submit to a sobriety test. The incident was labeled closed by authorities, with Mills denying involvement on Capitol Hill and an opponent offering no comment.
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Park
Franklin K. Arthur
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Capitol Hill
Arthur
Federal Parklands
Monument
Jefferson Memorial
Anabella Battistella
Arlington, Va
Larry Brent
Brent
Little Rock
Ark
Judy Petty
Bennington man dies in Walloomsac motorcycle crash
Gary E. Hine 25 of Petersburg New York died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a Route 67 crash near Flynn's Farm. He lost control, hit a guard rail and suffered massive brain damage. Born 1949 he was a son of Charles R. and Marie Hine and had studied at Clarkson Hudson Valley and Roger Williams Junior College. He leaves a sister Mrs Donald Beers and others.
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Gary E. Hine
Bennington
Pownal Road
Petersburg
N.Y
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Walloomsac
G.H. Gundrum
Hine
Flynn
Charles R
Marie (Sheldon) Hine
Berlin
Central High School
Clarkson College
Hudson Valley Community College
Roger Williams Junior College
Donald Beers
Gary
Kissinger Opens First Day of Middle East Peace Talks
Kissinger began a five nation tour in Cairo advancing the US push for new Arab Israeli talks. He plans meetings with Ismail Fahmi and President Anwar Sadat and hopes to set a firm start date for talks while avoiding a full Geneva conference. The tour may include Syria Jordan Israel Saudi Arabia Algeria and Morocco with potential ministerial or lower level sessions in Washington.
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Kissinger
Mideast
Cairo
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Ford
United States
U.S
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Morocco
Geneva
Washington
Three scientists share 1974 Nobel Prize in Medicine
The prize goes to Christian de Duve, George Palade, and Albert Claude for cancer research on cells. De Duve, Belgian born in Britain, has worked at Rockefeller University. Palade, Romanian-born American, chairs cell biology at Yale. his wife Marilyn Farquhar assists him. Claude, Belgian by birth in Luxembourg, led Jules Bordet Institute after Rockefeller tenure. They share 123000 dollar prize.
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Stockholm
UPI
United States
Christian de Duve
Britain
Rockefeller University
Catholic University
Leuvien
Belgium
George Emil Palade
Romania
Medicine
Yale University
Marilyn Farquhar
Albert Claude
Luxembourg
New York
Jules Bordet Institute
Brussels
Alfred Nobel
Inside The Inside Headlines and Page References
A compact note lists feature sections and page numbers including Santo Domingo, a health Q&A on eating hazards, Ford economic plan discussion, a nostalgic look at North Pownal School, and Earl Weaver’s remarks with series outcome hints across pages 4 6 7 8 14.
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Kit Foster
Ford
North Pownal
Earl Weaver
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