Nixon Pledges Stronger Antibusing Push Despite Setbacks
Washington AP Nixon plans renewed efforts in Congress for a tougher antibusing ban though predicts little chance of success. He signed a $21.3 billion education bill containing the antibusing measure, saying he would veto it if it stood alone. The 18 month halt on federal court ordered busing awaits appeals, with broader impact in the North. The bill funds general college operations, guarantees a $1400 undergraduate grant, creates an emergency college aid fund, aids veterans, and forms the National Institutes of Education to study learning.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
South
Armed Forces
National Institutes of Education
Linda Olson crowned Miss Pennsylvania inspires local pride
A Corry editor letter lauds Linda K Olson as Miss Pennsylvania, praising her talent and her family's sacrifices in training. The writer urges welcoming signs at town entrances and extends best wishes for her next role, noting Linda and fellow Corry musicians Katherine and Bob.
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Crawford County
Peach Queen
Corry
Pennsylvania
Linda K
Olson
Tam
Linda
Limdts
Erie
Katherine
Bob
Linda K. Olson
H. Lynn
Lucille) Rice
Rice
Corry Area
Scott Raps McGovern Campaign in Massachusetts
AP: Senate Republican leader Scott charged Sen George McGovern used old style politics to win delegates for the Democratic National Convention. He labeled McGovern's plan to end the Indochina war as a glib promise and accused his tax reform of demagoguery while predicting a Nixon landslide. Casali in Sao Paulo plans nude calendar featuring masculine beauty.
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Boston
Republica
U.S. Senate
George S. McGovern
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Robin Hood
Scott
George Wallace
South
Senate
House
McGovern
FBI Heads Search For Hijacker and $502000 Loot
A young hijacker who parachuted from a diverted Boeing 727 near Kokomo with a $502,000 ransom fled to the Indiana countryside. Police hunted around Frances Slocum State Park as Air Force radar guided searches. Authorities questioned passengers and crew. the hijacker, described as a White man in his teens, left St Louis after a car rammed the aircraft.
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Peru
Ind
St. Louis
American Airlines
Air Force
Frances Slocum State Park
Mississinewa Reservoir
Indiana State Conservation
Wabash River
Kokomo
U.S. 24
FBI
Chicago
Cooper
Seattle
Beno
New
Lambert-St Louis International
Tulsa
Oklo
Lambert Field
Oil City Paper Publisher On Hijacked Jet
E P Boyle publisher of the Oil City Derrick was aboard an American Airlines jet hijacked en route from St Louis to Tulsa. He said men on the right were allowed to deplane after women and children exited. passengers on the left remained onboard. Boyle lost only his luggage, which stayed on the plane. He did not see the hijacker.
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Oil City, Pa
E. P. Boyle
Oil City
American Airlines
St. Louis
Tulsa
Okla
Ests
St. Is
Boyle
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Call “Bob
Weo
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