Five year limit on busing proposed
Justice Department plans legislation to cap desegregation busing at five years with possible three year and two year continuations under special circumstances. Education policy would end busing after five years if orders are carried out in good faith. Levi cited no need for intervention in the Boston case.
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Potential policies spark concerns for women in employment
The article notes that such policies are potentially devastating to women seeking work, especially as more chemicals prove harmful and more women pursue jobs traditionally held by men, outlining significant societal impact.
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Ex-princess gains permanent U.S. residency
Hope Cooke Namgyal, ex-princess and former New York socialite who renounced U.S. citizenship to wed the crown prince of Sikkim, has been granted permanent residence status in the United States.
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Secret CIA Charter Authorized Covert 'Dirty Tricks' Since 1947
Declassified documents released under the Freedom of Information Act reveal a June 14 1950 NSC directive authorizing the CIA Office of Special Projects to conduct covert operations against hostile states and groups. The charter allows economic warfare, sabotage, subversion, and support to underground movements while denying U.S. government responsibility.
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MIA unit to end work in Indochina shift
A Pentagon official said the Joint Casualty Resolution Center and the medical identification lab likely will be inactivated after completing computerized records work. The unit based in Thailand moved to Barkers Point Hawaii, as hopes for new information fade. A private detective, Theodore Grevers, suggested US leaders accept Hanoi's narrative denying POWs in Indochina. He challenged Rep Montgomery to prove otherwise.
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