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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1975

Page

2

Court Lets Integration Rules Stand

The Supreme Court refused to review two desegregation cases, letting a Cincinnati area ruling stand and leaving Louisville and Jefferson County districts to root out vestiges of state-enforced discrimination. It also declined to hear Indiana state officials and suburban districts arguing for exemption from orders.

Washington Supreme Court U.S. Circuit Court Cincinnati Louisville Jefferson County Indiana Indianapolis Supreme Courts Kentucky U.S James McCord

Saudi May Swap Oil For U S Technology

Saudi Arabia considers an agreement to sell oil to the United States at a fixed price in exchange for U S industrialization aid. Oil minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani said negotiations cover broad Saudi industrialization while he declined to cite a price.

Washington Saudi Arabia United States Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani CBS Yamani U.S

Labor Delegation Hears Demo Promises

A Des Moines labor delegation estimating 500 members, mostly jobless, met on the statehouse steps to hear Democratic leaders pledge higher unemployment benefits. Sen. Cloyd Robinson urged raising benefits and noted upcoming Senate debate. Gov. Ray discussed tax exemps and unemployment relief with labor leaders.

Des Moines Statehouse Cloyd Robinson Cedar Rapids Senate Senate Labor-Industrial Relations Committee Robinson West Statehouse Hugh Clark Iowa Federation of Labor Afl-Cio Robert Ray

Ford Interview On TV Tonight From White House

President Ford will appear on CBS television Monday night in a one hour live interview from the White House. The program begins at 9 p m and will be conducted by CBS newsmen including Walter Cronkite.

Washington Ford CBS White House Walter Cronkite

Butz Signals Support For Possible Farm Bill Veto Action

Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz said the Ford administration may raise farm support rates if the president vetoes the farm bill. He asserted Congress has enough support to withstand a veto and criticized McGovern Clark plans for higher target prices.

Washington Butz McGovern and Clark U.S Dick Clark McGovern

Chuckle Quote on Leaders Driving Cabs and Haircuts

A humorous line states that capable national leaders are busy driving taxis and cutting hair. The remark satirizes political competence and public governance.

Tearful President Thieu resigns amid Saigon crisis

Tearful President Nguyen Van Thieu announced his resignation as North Vietnamese forces closed on Saigon. He blamed the United States and Kissinger for failure to back South Vietnam and urged Americans to withdraw humanitarian promises. Vice-president Tran Van Huong to succeed him as Saigon braces for continued fighting.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu South Vietnam U.S Henry Kissinger Thieu Paris Clark Air Base Philippines Guam Trai van Huong Xuan Loc Thien Congress Tran van Huong Vietnam Nixon Republic of Vietnam

South Vietnam Defends Saigon Amid Cambodian News Blackout

A major battle near Xuan Loc tests ARVN resolve as South Vietnamese planes lose radio contact and reports split over retreat. Hanoi gains along the coast while U S officials refuse to detail evacuation plans as Cambodia suffers a government blackout and Thai border conditions.

Highway 1 Xuan Loc ARVN Army of the Xuatt Loc Cari Saigon Hani Tan Binh Tuy South Vietnam Cambodia Khmer Rouge Poipet Sufiday Thailand Washington Pentagon U.S Pacific Ocean

Resignation of Thieu Stirs Talks on Vietnam Peace

U S officials fear Thieu's exit may come too late to pivot negotiations in South Vietnam. Some see chance for a political rearrangement and less fighting, while others doubt Thieu's departure changes the Communist position. Congress debates aid implications as Paris accord terms surface.

Kissinger Thien South Vietnam Soviet Union Red China North Vietnam U.S Washington Thieu State Department Saigon Henry Kissinger Ford Tass Thin Paris Tran van Huong Congress Thia

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