Delays Forecast In Enforcing Court's Instant Integration
Washington officials cautioned against expecting instant desegregation after the Supreme Court ordered immediate desegregation in 33 Mississippi districts. Enforcement would begin once the 5th Circuit acts, with 200 cases pending and 230 additional districts not yet in compliance. The Nixon administration pledged full department resources and anticipated private lawsuits from parents and the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
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Washington
UPI
South
Supreme Court
Nixon
High Court
Mississippi
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Justice Department
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Bombers Hit NVA Build Up Near Cambodian Border
SAIGON UPS reports two B52 missions struck a new 7,000-man North Vietnamese buildup threatening isolated highland camps near the Cambodian border. Eight shellings targeted artillery and Green Beret bases as U.S. Navy turns over 13 swift boats and 300 more troops head home on a anniversary of Johnson bombing halt.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
U.S. Highlands
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Vietnam
Bu Prant
Duc Lap
Cambodia
Highlands
Dak
U.S. Navy
Agnew Attacks War Critics as Ideological Eunuchs
Vice President Spiro Agnew used a Harrisburg speech to label antiwar demonstrators and Moratorium leaders as ideological eunuchs and parasites of passion, urging a shift from street protests to constructive action. He defended his remarks against criticism, saying he had no regrets or intent to recant.
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Washington
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Vietnam
Sen
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
White House
Heritage Groups
Republican National Committee
Ident
Harrisburg
Inquest Rules Relaxed On Kopechne Case
The court revised inquest procedures to address public interest after the Kennedy televised explanation of the accident. It ruled inquest documents can be published only after criminal proceedings end or are unlikely, and permitted cross examination at the magistrate’s discretion to prevent injustice while maintaining fairness.
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Boyle
Edgartown
Dominick J. Arena
Luzerne County
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
U.S. Supreme Court
Senior Citizens Calendar Promotes Trips and Classes
The center outlines a Colonie shopping trip for seniors 55 and over on Nov 20 at 9 am from North Street. Sign up by Nov 14. Arts and crafts, sewing, puppets, bowling, card parties, and lectures are scheduled across November with multiple dates and times.
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Mildred Houran
Pauline Burgess
Ruth Jackson
Ruth Steinman
Colonie
North Street
Bennington
Senior Citizens Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Mr. Beaupre
Draft Law Reform Flounders In Acrid Partisan Bickering
Washington lawmakers clash over Nixon draft lottery reform with Kennedy and Mansfield trading blame. House passes lottery plan 382 to 13 as Senate delays action to 1970 amid warnings of executive order reforms and calls to standardize draft rules across boards.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Gress
House
Mansfield
Kennedy
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sen
Robert P. Griffin
Reich
House of Representatives
Griffin
Griffin Nixon
Labor Party Loses Ground in Swindon Seat
In a Swindon by election Conservative candidate wins by 478 votes, reversing a Labor majority of 10,443 in 1966. The swing to Conservatives exceeds 11 percent, signaling tougher odds for Harold Wilson’s Labor government ahead of a national vote expected next spring.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Labor
Swindon
Ladbrokes
Wilson
House of Commons
UE Sets Westinghouse Pact As Floor For GE Bargaining
The United Electrical Workers Union says it will use its Westinghouse Air Brake pact as the floor for GE bargaining. The Westinghouse deal ended a two week strike with wage gains of 68 to 88 cents an hour plus cost of living adjustments and improved benefits. GE negotiations remain at a standstill as 147,000 UE members strike across 280 plants in 33 states. A rescheduled GE UE meeting was canceled due to negotiators' schedules though a next session could occur next week.
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New York
UPI
United Electrical Workers Union
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Pittsburgh
General Electric Co
Westinghouse
Bennington Banner Publishing Details and Rates
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sunday and legal holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont 05201, is owned by Banner Public Corporation and is a member of United Press International. It outlines republication rights, delivery options, and subscription rates for local Vermont and U.S. regions.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
Banner Public Corporation
United Ss International
UPI
Vermont
U.S
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South Street
Remington Super
Auto Stores Inc
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Sporting Gods
Kopechne Inquest
Cold Spring Road
Williamstown, Mass
Britain
Craig’s
Guitar
Woodford
Interbank
Benni
IGTON
Harper’s Atlantic Station
Bennington Road
Hoosick Falls
Ren
Yracon
Homer Cinema
Williamstown
Miere
Idea Kitchen
Morse & Butler
North St
DIAL
Bennington, Vt
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