Governors Plan Resolution Urging Welfare Take-Over
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Nixon tells governors not to expect new federal funds with peace. He defends welfare reform and warns against tampering with it. Rockefeller promotes a five year takeover plan as the conference acts on a resolution urging federal control of welfare. Nixon outlines budget choices and potential postwar money shifts while drafting reform moves.
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Pilots Threaten Strike Amid Hijack Crisis
Two Israeli men remained in Syrian custody as the International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations considered a strike if hosts are not freed by Monday. Ninety five passengers of other nationalities and the crew were released. the hijackers are linked to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine. Egyptian leaders coordinated policy with Israel at a Cairo meeting. About a million Israelis vote in nationwide municipal elections. Israeli jets attacked Jordanian camps near Shuna. Meanwhile, canoe enthusiasts cleaned a 26 mile Current River stretch in Missouri rescuing 289 burlap sacks of trash and other debris.
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Whole Towns Face School Integration in the South
New Orleans report outlines sweeping integration across Southern districts as federal pressure and local attitudes collide. Gainsville Ga shows mixed progress with all 1,040 Negro students now in integrated schools, while Goldsboro N C adopts a unified team name as communities restructure.
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Lawmaker Ready To Stub Cigarette Sales In Ashtray
Massachusetts may ban cigarette manufacture distribution and sale next session. Rep James R Nolen argues the measure would improve public health by removing cigarettes from public market despite likely opposition and revenue concerns.
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Celibacy Not Main Cause For Priests Leaving Church
A five year study at University of San Francisco found celibacy is not the primary reason priests quit. Of 317 former priests and 317 who stayed, researchers led by Rev. Eugene Schallert said rejection of reform and personal crises, not celibacy, drove departures. Most dropouts embraced Second Vatican Council ideas but could not implement them. Some later married. many sought secular work.
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Hartford Riots End With Police Firefight and Fires
Fires blazed as police used tear gas to disperse thieves after a night of racial violence in Hartford North End. A uniformed police dog handler Anthony Fazzinelli, 46, was shot in the right thigh and underwent surgery. Over 90 arrests were made as blazes damaged a mattress factory and the public library, while police reported gunfire from rooftops and objects hurled at officers and fire crews.
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Principals Reject Pact In Springfield
Springfield principals and administrators rejected the School Department contract offer. An emergency meeting was set for tonight to seek an acceptable deal, with a bargaining session slated for Wednesday morning as classes begin for over 30,000 pupils. A strike is possible if no agreement is reached. Public school salaries ranged from 12,120 to 16,120 under the old contract.
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