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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1972

Page

3

House Limits Role In Desegregation

In Harrisburg, the House approved an anti-busing bill moving the Human Relations Commission to an advisory role on school desegregation, stripping its power to demand integration and busing. The measure, added to the broader bill, passed 96-93 as debate warned it could hinder future desegregation efforts.

Harrisburg House Human Relations Commission House Appropriations Committee Shapp Setibol Commission Pennsylvania Robert J. Butera Montgomery K. Leroy Irvis D-Allegheny Pair Employment Practices Commission Charles N. Caputo IET Caputo Richard Anliot Courts Philadelphia Pittsburgh Gerald Kaufman Allegheny Harry J. Comer Kaufman

Baby celebration costly to dad

PITTSBURGH AP A Wilkinsburg man paid 61 in court costs for celebrating a baby's birth. Lawrence W. Sipes 30 was fined 50 and assessed 11 in costs after the court ruled his celebration illegal. He was arrested for sounding a false fire alarm May 30.

Pittsburgh Wilminsburg Lawrence W. Sipes Sipes

Castro Plagued With Heart Trouble in Warsaw Visit

Prime Minister Fidel Castro visited a Warsaw school claiming good health while Polish officials described him as tired and near heart trouble. He arrived from Hungary for a six day Poland tour amid canceled journalist meetings and cut plans to Gdansk Krakow and Katowice.

Warsaw Fidel Castro Hungary Castro Council of Ministers Radziwill Palace Gdansk Krakow Katowice Budapest Edward Gierek Communist Party Piotr Jaroszewicz Poland

Senate votes tomorrow on Kleindienst confirmation

The Senate will vote Thursday afternoon on Richard G. Kleindienst to be attorney general after a prolonged delay tied to the Justice Department settlement of ITT antitrust cases. The Judiciary Committee backed confirmation despite concerns over the inquiry and hearings.

Senate Kleindienst Washington Richard G. Kleindienst Nixon John N. Mitchell Mitchell Justice Department International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Senate Judiciary Committee Jack Anderson ITT Sheraton San Diego

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