Nixon to Spend Most Education Fund on Integration
Washington AP reports President Nixon will allocate about two thirds of a 600 million education fund to desegregation efforts in the coming academic year, with a formula counting minority students twice in districts undergoing integration. The plan reserves one third for experimental integration projects and sets a 100000 minimum to each state, encouraging districts without plans to pursue mixed activities.
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Sparta Merged School Graduation Set for 25 Seniors
Twenty five seniors will graduate from Sparta Merged School Tuesday evening in the 3rd annual commencement at 8 15. The Baccalaureate Service will be held Sunday evening with Rev. Larry Mattox delivering the sermon. Music by the school's mixed chorus under George Fawcett. Various pastors will deliver invocation scripture reading and benediction.
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George Fawcett
John Lucas
H. Louis Hewitt
Richard Coston
Daniel Johns
Nancy Most
Duane Berkey
Linda Haya
Jill
Carl Albert Named Likely Successor For Speaker
Washington AP report says John W. McCormack will retire after 42 years in Congress and hand the speakership to his assistant Carl Albert, a 22 year House veteran. Republicans face slim chances of halting Democratic control as McCormack cites his ailing wife Harriet and a wish for rest, while Albert stands ready with little opposition within the party.
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John W. McCormack
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Carl
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Albert
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Harriet McCormack
Laborers and Lawyers Protest Vietnam War in New York
In Manhattan, ironworkers marching under a flagsea voice support for Nixon era policy while denouncing antiwar demonstrators. Separately, 1200 New York lawyers travel to Washington to protest the war, meeting with federal officials and vowing continued opposition.
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Iowa
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South Korea
Nixon
United States
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