Segregation Problem Spurs Nixon Desegregation Push
Washington report shows Health, Education and Welfare weighing options as racial isolation in Southern classrooms prompts calls to cut federal funding. Officials note evidence of segregation in about one third of monitored schools while desegregation progresses in roughly 9 percent of districts and over 9 percent of black children in the region attend desegregated schools.
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Sacramento City Council eases discipline on stricken firefighters
SACRAMENTO AP The city council lowered penalties for firemen who walked off the job two weeks ago after a court-ordered halt. The panel backed four recommendations from Vice Chief Winston C. Wilson restoring 18 probationary firefighters, 11 captains, and 10 probationary engineers, plus cutting the strike-related fine from a year to six months. A union spokesman commented.
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Fire Men's Union
Watchman killed in dynamite theft at Oregon camp
Albany Oregon police report a night watchman Albert George Odermatt 52 was shot dead and 24 dynamite sticks were stolen Thursday night from Willamette Industries Snow Peak Camp near Lacomb 15 miles east of Albany. No suspects at present. Odermatt lived in the area.
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Panther aide convicted in gun purchase falsification
Sharon Mazel Williams 24, a Black Panther Party secretary in Berkeley, was found guilty of a federal charge for falsely telling a Watts gun dealer she was not under indictment for a crime with more than four years in prison. Prosecutors showed she faced New York heroin charges and awaited trial in a December Panthers shootout case, with sentencing set for Nov. 16.
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UPI
Black Panther Party
Berkeley
Sharon Mazel Williams
Watts
Richant Kirsutuer
Miss Wilkes
New York
Lin
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David W. Wikliars
Partial win for women in Episcopal hierarchy
The Episcopal Church convention in Houston approved a 3rd convention budget and confirmed a partial victory for women by seating them as deacons with priestly functions, though without ordination as priests. The GCSP funding and a reduced overall budget drew controversy andWalkouts occurred over war policy resolution.
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Nixon era plan ties marijuana control to conservation funds
Government sources say the administration weighs paying farmers who destroy wild marijuana acreage. The plan would use Agriculture Department funds via the Agricultural Conservation Program, offering about half the costs for approved conservation projects. White House budget officials have resisted ACP moves, despite Congress backing at least 190 million dollars for next year, amid concerns over jobs and farm support in several states.
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Nixon to release data on product quality
President Nixon plans to publish government data on the quality of various products before the November election. The plan includes brand by brand comparisons, translating technical terms into plain language for consumers and focusing on quality guidelines rather than simple ratings. Industry officials and the GSA insist the program will reveal criteria without endorsing specific brands.
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Agnew: Critics Err Inflation Under Control
Tucson AR AP Vice President Spiro Agnew tells a Republican fund dinner inflation is under control despite a 0.4 percent CPI rise for September, arguing critics jump at a wobble to panic voters. He recalls high inflation on taking office and says rates are falling and the economy stabilizing.
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Kent students plan discussion on grand jury report
Kent State University students hold a civil liberties moratorium to discuss the grand jury report blaming agitators and permissive administrators for May disturbances that led to National Guardsmen shootings killing four students. Student body president Craig Morgan, indicted for second degree riot, leads the campus into daylong discussions as 12 of 23 indicted are arrested, including professor and students.
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UAW seeks extra dues as strike fund nears depletion
Detroit UPI report notes the United Auto Workers face a looming drain of its strike fund. The Union International Executive Board plans a special convention to consider a monthly 310 dues increase to raise about 9 million dollars monthly, while paying roughly 14 million weekly in benefits to GM strikers and idled workers.
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Tricia Nixon to Campaign for GOP Candidates
Tricia Nixon will launch a five state campaign tour starting Monday for Republican congressional candidates. She attends a Cherry Hill reception with Nelson Gross and visits Canton Ohio with Frank Bow. The tour includes Oklahoma with Jay Wilkinson and Turtle Mountain Reservation with Thomas Kleppe, then Indianapolis for Richard Roudebush Jr. Her parents travel through Texas Illinois Minnesota California and other western states during the tour.
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Ohio
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Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation
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Quentin Gsrdick
Indianapolis
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Vance Harlke
Texas
Illinois
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California
Daily Ravine Newspaper Office and Contacts Misspelled
A damaged OCR segment lists staff roles and addresses for the Daily Ravine, including names such as Floyd Sparks and William Chilcols, with office locations in Hayward and Fremont. It shows postal entries and contact numbers, reflecting a historical small-town newspaper setup.
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Heyward
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Winton
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Sunday focus and a Chilean election preview
Sunday Focus surveys bold TV proposals and media critique by George Willey, with Mlen Frank analyzing bank safeguards. Mount Royal kidnapping prompts international drama. Chilean Congress to confirm Allende, reshaping Latin American politics. Redistricting battles heat national party control as census figures fuel gerrymandering tensions.
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