Southern Senators Force Debate On School Busing Standards
In Washington, Sen. John Stennis and Sen. Strom Thurmond led a bloc of Southern lawmakers demanding alignment of Northern school policies with Southern views or abandonment of busing standards. They sought to amend a $35 billion education bill to ban compulsory pupil busing for racial balance and to permit school choice, arguing against district-to-district transport efforts.
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New York Times
Washington
Voice of the
Senate
John ©. Stennis
Mississippi
Stromp Thurmond
South Carolina
Stennis
Thurmond
Kennedy and Humphrey Shine at Truman Gala in Miami Beach
In Miami Beach a Kennedy Humphrey fundraiser drew over 1500 guests with grandmothers in diamonds and young women in minis. Admission reached 100 dollars with some paying up to 5069, organizers expecting a top net around 430000 for Democratic coffers. The event honored Harry S. Truman on the 25th anniversary of his inauguration.
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Miami Beach
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Harry S. Truman
Railroads and unions delay nationwide rail shutdown
Secretary Shultz announced that railroads and shopcraft unions agreed to extend talks and postpone a coast to coast shutdown until February. Negotiations resume next week in Miami with top leaders from four shopcraft unions joining the talks. earlier injunctions halted work and a broader settlement is pursued amid federal action.
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George P. Shultz
Washington
New York Times
Ashington
Tahor
Miami
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organization
Union Pacific Railroad
U.S. District Court
Work Rules Key
Mitchell Apologizes Over Subpoenas to Newsmen
Attorney General John N. Mitchell expressed regret that the Justice Department issued broad subpoenas for reporters notes and unused television news film without negotiating with newspapers and networks to limit the scope. He said the policy has been to seek information from the press that could aid criminal and civil investigations.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Mitchell
Carswell Denies Hostility To Civil Rights Litigants
Washington AP reports Supreme Court nominee G. Harrold Carswell strongly denies misconduct toward civil rights litigants and their attorneys. In a letter to Senate Judiciary Chair Eastland he asserts decades of fair practice before him. Eastland calls the reply excellent as confirmation debate continues.
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Supreme Court
G. Haryold Carswell
Carswell
Senate Judiciary Committee
James 9. Eastland
D-Miss
Jude
Senate
Joseph D. Teeings
Eastland
Indictment Adds Wife Defendant in Yablonski Probe
A U S jury indicts Annette Lucy Gilly 28 wife of Punkin Gilly a co conspirator in the Joseph Yablonski murder case The new federal charges expand the case to include Gilly as a defendant along with three men already under arrest in Cleveland and awaiting state murder warrants The indictment ties the case to the United Mine Workers election dispute and references sections of labor law protecting minority candidates, while a Senate subcommittee investigation into union elections unfolds nearby.
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Joseph
Yablonski
Cleveland
Maine
Justice Department
Annette Lucy Gilly
Tennessee
United Mine Workers
Dindict Mensils
Gilly
James C. Phillips
Ereun Mn ‘Ate Ata Aitos
Tee Waaseeineetia
Von
Ehor
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Laibor Department
Joseph A. Yablonski
W. A. Boyle
Charman
Harrison A. Williams
D-Mj
Congress
Labor Department
Yablanski
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