Four Deep South Governors Plan Integration Fight
Mobile Alabama witnesses a four hour meeting of Mississippi Georgia Alabama and Louisiana governors to present a united front against court desegregation orders while rejecting violence. They vow to seek relief from chaotic school conditions and urge a unified approach with congressional delegations.
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New York Times
Mobile
Ala
Deep South
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
Albert P. Brewer
Alabama
John J. MecKeithen
Louisiana
Williams
Claude R. Kirk Jr
Florida
Robert E. McNair
South Carolina
Kirk
McNair
Washington
McKeithen
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Miss
John McKeithen
Albert Brewer
Cincinnati Settles Employes Strike Ends Settlement Reached
Cincinnati 1500 municipal employees ended a 34 day walkout after a settlement was reached on Thursday but they returned to work today when the new contract went into effect.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Wallace urges Southern governors to defy court orders
In Birmingham Wallace urged Southern governors to ignore federal school integration orders, open closed schools, end busing, and reject assignment plans. He hinted at a 1972 presidential bid while rallygoers praised his stance amid a crowd of over 15,000. He described himself as a concerned parent and blended campaign rhetoric with calls to restore “freedom of choice” in schools.
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Birmingham
Ala
George C. Wallace
Tit Nixon
Alabama
Wallace
Dixie
Nixon
Lee
Montgomery
Senate Debates Southern Plans for School Freedom
In Washington the Senate weighs Dixie proposals on student choice in school selection. Senator Stennis argues a Freedom of Choice plan akin to New York law could guide national policy. Senator Case counters desegregation must proceed in all regions without weakening efforts in the South.
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Washington
Senate
Cholea
Join Stennis
New York
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Stennis
Dixie
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Clifford P. Case
South
North
Economists for Nixon Predict Easier Money Policy
Washington AP. President Nixon's advisers foresee easing light monetary policies to sustain growth. McCracken says continued 1969 restraint would not fit the outlook, as Kennedy Mayo and Burns warn Fed independence could resist rapid policy shifts. Burns cautions against inflation from loose money, urging productivity gains.
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Washington
Paul W. McCracken
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
McCracken
David M. Kennedy
Robert P. Mayo
Federal Reserve Board
Arhur Burns
Kennedy
Mayo
NBC
Meet the Press
Independent
Burns
Fed
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Upturn by June Seen by Brooke
In New Bedford Massachusetts senators Claiborne Pel and Edward Brooke discussed the economy on WTEV saying they expect a turn by June and that inflation may prompt broader price and wage controls. Brooke predicted the Nixon administration will tighten controls and ruled out a recession.
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New Bedford
Mass
Claiborne Pel
BRL
Pel
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
WTEV
Brooke
Nixon
False Teeth Ad Claims Easy Wear Solution
False Teeth ad promises FASTEETH denture adhesive powder keeps plates firmer and longer, prevents slipping while eating or talking, and resists souring under dentures. It urges daily use and dental input, noting alkaline formula and availability at drug counters.
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Pittsfield
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Tadayt
New York Times News Service
Law
Allendale
England
Grace Standard OF the World
Cadillac
O'Connell
Oldsmobile, Inc
Center Street
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