Apartheid Rejoinder to Nixon Housing Policy
The article reports diverse reactions to President Nixon's housing stance, labeling it discriminatory. Leaders from civil rights groups criticize the administration for endorsing residential apartheid and advocate expanding low income housing and open suburbs. Legal figures from the ACLU and Urban League call for court challenges to exclusionary zoning, urging urban inclusion and stronger federal action.
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Nn Cwi Rights Commission
Nixon
Supreme Court
Alto
Dallass
Siovney Cooke
Southern Christian Readershi Conserante
Wisan
American Civil Tiberties Union
Jem
Iti
Robinson
Elch
Suburbia
America
Ch. Murray
The
Ariza
U S Marshals Oust Indians from Alcatraz Cont ins
Federal action on Alcatraz drives Indians from the island off San Francisco. Coast Guard warns private boats away while the group plans an Indian cultural and educational reentry. Electricity, water, and supply services are cut or disrupted amid several serious incidents including a child’s death, a sinking boat, and a lighthouse fire.
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Coast Guard
Yaui'e Roe Stone
San Francisco
Vioss
Drugs Removed From Poor Risk Shelters Here
A Civil Defense spokesman in Hartford says pills kept in shelters are in medical kits used for calm shelter inhabitants after a nuclear attack. Few thefts have been reported, with high resale value, and authorities have recommended burning or flushing unused drops when removed.
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Fifals
Weechogard
Nclear
Hartford
Japanese Traffic Fatalities Mount in Government Report
An AP summary states that 16 765 people died in Japanese traffic accidents and 1 099 were killed or missing in the Mayne disaster, according to a government report.
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TORY
Mayne
Battle for Lenore Resumes in Miami Courtroom Contested custody saga continues
In Miami a habeas corpus case returns to court over Baby Lenore. The DeMartinos who have cared for Lenore since June 18 face arguments from Miss Scarpetta and others about custody. Attorneys note crowds and potential exposure influenced attendance. Miss Scarpetta says signing adoption papers seemed best at the time but later caused worry for the child's future.
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Dodge Culley
A Marlinas
Lenore
Siven
Miss Scarpetta
de Martinos
New York
Fragmentary plea in New York adoption dispute case
An OCR fragment from a New York piece shows a defendant expressing defiance toward U.S. law during a custody and adoption controversy. The text includes jumbled names and phrases about a battle over an infant and ritual aspects of adoption, with damaged context and unclear participants.
Model Health Care Center Envisaged Contingent Plans
A historic City article outlines a proposed national health care plan led by President Nixon involving a health card and a flat fee for services. It mentions a new health center starting next month with possible expansion and includes references to physician services and family charges.
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Cuuvyes
Jana Sures Ae
Presiden Nixon
Ome
Situation Agency
Wedding Bells Today for Tricia and Edward Cox
The ceremony for Tricia Cox and Edward Cox unfolds at Blaly House with a daisied bridal bouquet and White House lawns transforming for the event. Media accommodations planned for about 650 journalists as guest lists highlight Nixon family ties and close friends from New York City and California. The luncheon for ten guests featured godfather Hugh McKean and a refined menu, while junior bridesmaids Amy and Beth Nigon appeared publicly for the first time since arriving from California. Beth sustained a broken hand but is cleared to attend the wedding.
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J.harper Skillin
New York City
Glenn Thomas
Tricia
Newport Beach
Calif
Jack Crown
Nixons
Palos Verdes
Edward
Matorin
Finch
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White House
Hugh McKean
Young Cox
Rollins College
Wier Park
Fla
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Lake Forest
Wer Fatharti- Way
Carl Zapife
Baltimore
Eddie
South Fond Diene
Nixon
Vin
Amy
Beth Nigon
California
Beth
Birth Announcement for Christopher Annilrew Gachi
Mrs Andrew Gaull of 220 Main Street Strathird and ex reporter Chris Gachi welcomed a son, Christopher Annilrew, born Monday at Bridgeport Hospital at 4:30 pm weighing seven pounds four ounces. The boy’s paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dirnilt Cuchi and maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Robert Parker.
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Main Street
Strathird
Christopher Annilrew
Bridgeport
Gachi
Foyer
Bridgesport Telegram
Eastman, Billon
Union Securities
Gaehi
Carnyi
Parker
Peps Poridge Farms
Norwalk
Robert Parker
Wildwood Road
Euston
Dirnilt Cuchi
Park City Hospital Neutral on Drug Rehab Site
Park City hospital officials say they have taken no position on the proposed drug rehabilitation site or its relation to the hospital and do not intend to. The statement contradicts claims by Albert Emond, Roosevelt School teacher and drug coordinator for Bridgeport schools, who said at Thursday night’s meeting the hospital indicated opposition to the center. The building, a former YMHA, now houses the University of Bridgeport coordinates. UB offered rent to the city for 36,001 a year as part of the deal. Mayor Curran criticized the group involved.
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Roosevelt School
Bridgeport
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Shelton
Park Avenue
Progoret Street
YMUA
Wiminl
University of Bridgeport Cordnatory
Chides
Curran
Rehabilitation center plans spark concerns over drug use risks
A discussion about a proposed rehabilitation center includes worries that relocating addicts from nearby areas may reduce drop-in incidents at local corners. The speaker states plans will proceed, noting the need for cure and support.
McKinney Hill Commuter Tax Dispute
Rep Stewart Ry Meliu Jory discusses possible Connecticut retaliation if New YorkCity imposes commuter taxes. He admits no concrete plan for taxing New York residents who work in Connecticut and cannot confirm commuter numbers, though he notes a potentially large flow especially near Danbury and surrounding areas. A briefing session questioned the likelihood of a tax war across states and mentioned existing commuter tax debates in southern states.
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Republigh
Stewart Ry Meliu- Jory
New York City
Connecticut
New York
Cannweticut
Danbury
Hpredss
Notable Guests at Luncheon Mention Nixon Family ties
The luncheon included Mrs. Thomas Ryan and Mrs. Richard Nixon's sister in law with her son and daughter from Oakland, Cal. They described their visit as exciting on a sunny Washington day. The Weather Bureau forecast rain chances and wedding preparations by prominent social figures were noted, with various guests from Finch College and noted descendants of the Longworth and Roosevelt families in attendance.
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Richard Nixon
Oitendale
Calf
Cnnisis
Sonny Washington
Rein Halurday
Hawar
Nixon
Sie Wind
Heau Aifel
Eddie
Finch College
Tromew
York City
Alan Warner
Abia Jaanes Storm
Qeyrnold
White House
Alice Rewhevell
Suillaly
New York
Ani
Coughler
Soviet Bargaining Tone on Troops and Sea Forces
Soviets signal willingness to bargain on troop levels and naval strength as President Truman delivers a long address. Washington notes Soviet naval presence in the Mediterranean and off China, while US fleets remain poised at distant posts. Anxious political factions applaud at Kremlin, with chants of glory as the speech closes. A separate dispatch from Washington reports a Soviet submarine and tender sailing from Cuban waters after weeks of activity. The submarine carries Shaddock missiles. details suggest a strategic signaling amid ongoing tension.
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Soviet Union
China
Shachin
Mrezhiev
Mawenn
Hartford leaders back new revenue sharing plan
AP report quotes Rep William Gottet saying strong support exists for revenue sharing with cities. At a Hartford conference city officials affirm sentiment to adopt a Mills bill that would provide grants to municipalities bypassing state governments, with a March 14 vote noted.
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APY
Willian R. Gottet
D-Copu
Hartford
Collar
Eithe
Dour Mills
Mills
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