South Objects To Cutoff Section
Washington AP reports Southern senators object to a civil rights bill provision allowing cutoff of federal funds for discriminatory programs. The debate centers on targeted cuts rather than whole programs, with Kennedy and Dirksen backing amendments to limit the cutoff to specific projects. The bill seeks desegregation in facilities and schools and mandates surveys on education gaps.
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Soviet Women Tour Ends After Peace Message
Six Soviet women concluded a three week six city U S tour stressing peace and equal educational opportunities. They praised personal contacts with Americans, spoke of shared human values, and noted hopes to resolve racial issues with US support. They visited Los Angeles Chicago Hartford Boston Washington and New York meeting doctors teachers and families.
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Fred Norman Tops Cubs Spring, Trails With Seven Early Dingers
Chicago Cubs rookie Fred Norman struggled in spring debut starts, surrendering seven home runs over his first three appearances. The rookie showed control issues and elevated pitches as opponents connected early, raising questions about his readiness for regular-season duty.
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