Iranians accuse Shah of spying on exiles in U S
Iranian students in the United States say the Shah’s secret police monitor demonstrations abroad and threaten lives, with Sevak agents allegedly active in the U S. They claim Iran’s repressive regime has caused a bloodbath at home while officials in Washington hedge on knowledge of Sevak operations. The Oklahoma case and Berkeley and San Francisco protests illustrate fears of surveillance, arrests, and punishment for dissent.
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Huston-Tilotson College
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Samir
CIA
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Okla
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Houston
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Main Street
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HEW Begins Desegregation Limits Under New Law
Washington AUPI reports the Department of Health Education and Welfare is enforcing a 1974 law limiting busing for school desegregation. HEW says only last resort busing is allowed and courts must weigh plural factors before ordering cross district travel. In Fresno California officials face three segregated schools but only one must be desegregated under the act.
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HEW
Fresno
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Carver
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Choir concert kicks off fall program at Memorial Chapel
The college choir and a 20 member chamber choir will present their annual fall concert Friday at 8 pm in Memorial Chapel on the campus. Ken Johnson will direct both groups, with Jeanie Jones of Columbus among the performers.
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French ‘Memorial Chapel
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Columbus
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