South balking on desegregation program
UPI report from Atlanta notes parts of the Deep South resist the Supreme Court desegregation drive. Governors MecKeithen and Kirk threaten defiance or extended deadlines, while Maddox urges Georgia schoolboycotts. Louisiana schools report clashes, a North Carolina district reopens cautiously amid ongoing racial strife.
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UPI
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Souther
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Kirk
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Louisiana
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McKeithen
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Lincoln Board Study Fluoridation as Possible Law
Nebraska health officials weighing mandating fluoridation in all municipalities as a study topic. Board may draft legislation for 1971 unicameral approval, though chair argues it is not guaranteed support. Other topics include restaurant inspections, new lab building, staffing, and licensing changes. Reeve discussed Lynch hospital license revocation and Missouri River water standards on a tight federal timeline.
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Upl
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Morday
Arnold Treave
Ba. Moran
South Dakota
C.E. Brown
Nebraska City
Brown
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Agriculture Department
Reeve
Lynch
Aurora
Interior Department
Nebraska
Missouri River
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Newsmen to share views with lawmakers on Unicameral
Statehouse reporters usually silent on politics will address lawmakers Monday as the Legislative Council's executive board invites comments. The closed hearing kicks off a study of legislative operations and possible improvements to the unicameral system.
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UPI
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Legislative Council
Missouri River may open earlier for navigation in spring
The Army Corps of Engineers said the Missouri River could open to navigation 10 days earlier than normal this spring if ice conditions permit. A trial early opening is planned with tentative navigable flow dates March 13 Sioux City March 15 Omaha March 18 Kansas City and March 22 mouth of the river.
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Missouri
Beanville
Yankton
D.C
Nixon nominates Carswell to Supreme Court
Reaction on Capitol Hill was muted with few Republicans opposing the Carswell nomination. Senator Edward Gurney cited Carswell’s muddled civil rights views while noting a Tallahassee barber shop Carswell patronized once refused service to Black customers.
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UPI
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Richard B. Russell
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Mitchell
Gurney
Tallahassee
Abercrombie & Fitch Sale Draws 1400 Waiting In Freezing Temps
New York buyers braved 10 degree night air as 1,400 customers queued for a Monday sale at Abercrombie & Fitch. Stella Bartels, a two year old housewife, won a hovercraft valued at $1,599 after a damaged unit was sold off the store roof. Other prizes included a $10,000 chess set for $5,000 and a quirky item nicknamed a Thingamajig. The event continued into today and Wednesday.
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UPI
Abercrombie & Fitch
Sporting Goods
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Stella Bartels
ARF
Bartels
Azerski
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Pasteeth Denture Adhesive Powder Promise
Ad claims pasteeth powder aids upper and lower dentures with comfort and natural feel. It warns against extra ingredients and urges readers to consult a dentist and buy at drug counters.
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