Riot police halt anti busing protesters at Democratic meeting
Riot equipped officers blocked thousands of anti busing demonstrators who flooded the Louisville convention center where Democratic leaders met. Police used water hoses and gas if needed as the marchers pressed the streets. No injuries or arrests were reported and some leaders were admitted inside to speak.
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Schlesinger Fired After Defense Budget Protest
Former secretary of defense James Schlesinger says Ford fired him after objecting to the planned fiscal 1977 defense budget and warns the proposed 107 billion dollar budget would shrink buying power 5 to 6 percent due to inflation. He hedges on political implications and Kissinger or Rumsfeld intrigues while noting broad policy disputes driven by defense needs.
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One Year Left For Nation's First Hijacker
Portland filed report notes D B Cooper may be free in a year as the five year statute on the hijacking runs out. The FBI continues an active investigation into the 1971 Thanksgiving eve parachute escape with thousands of leads reviewed and hundreds of suspects eliminated.
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Warren Commission Lawyer Seeks Kennedy Inquiry Restart
Former Warren Commission staffer David Belin urged Congress to reopen the Kennedy assassination probe citing CIA and FBI withholding evidence. He seeks declassified materials from the CIA and National Archives and says a new inquiry would likely reaffirm Oswald as Kennedy’s lone killer, while not ruling out a possible conspiracy. Belin spoke on Face the Nation and in a UPI interview, stressing access to all credible evidence.
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Two U.S. Warships Collide and Catch Fire
The aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy and the cruiser Belknap collided at night 70 miles east of Sicily. One dead on the Kennedy, with unconfirmed additional casualties. The ships, part of the 6th Fleet, faced fires that were controlled after hours of effort. crew counts are 4,500 on the Kennedy and 350 on the Belknap.
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Lebanese Colony Leader Tom Bashara In Cedar Rapids 1890s
The Cedar Rapids Arab Christian community formed around 1890, led by Tom Bashara who ran a shop on South Third Street and a network of peddlers called Tom's Boys. Their settlement near Sixteenth Avenue faced prejudice yet contributed wealth, sending $12,000 abroad in a single day to aid relatives and the Arab Christian cause.
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Cedar Rapids vote on downtown community center financing
The downtown Cedar Rapids community center financing vote is set for next month. The story and renderings describe possible design on page 14A. Community Agents in Cedar Rapids junior high schools aim to close gaps between school and home life with varied views on impact, continuing on pages 20 and 21A. A 14-year-old Brooklyn girl becomes an auctioneer following her father, with story and photo on page B.
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Partly cloudy day with chilly highs in the 30s
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies with highs in the low to mid 30s and a chance of snow tonight and Monday. Tonight's low near 20 with highs Monday in the 20s, winds southeast around 10 mph. The note remarks the dog is man’s best friend and mentions depression.
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