Nixon and HEW chief laud Southern desegregation progress
President Nixon credited Southern residents for advancing court-ordered school desegregation with quiet cooperation. Eliot Richardson, HEW secretary, reported broad acceptance of busing and desegregation efforts, saying the South shows leadership and understanding. He supported using 1.6 billion in federal funds for school integration, buses, and housing.
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Mixed views grip school desegregation debates
Reports from Winston Salem and Boston show tension over desegregation. Chief Justice Warren Burger notes no constitutional requirement for racial balance but does not block plans. Alabama decorum resists penalties for parents seeking neighborhood schools. A Pontiac fire targets buses amid protests. A Georgia injunction challenges desegregation while Boston accepts a plan tying state aid to improving racial balance.
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Chinese race balance plan to continue despite ruling
San Francisco Chinatown residents opposing a court endorsed elementary school integration plan vow to keep legal fight. Despite Justice Douglas ruling against them, the city prepares to implement the plan with schools opening Sept 13 and substantial bus transportation to achieve racial balance.
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British say they strayed into republic by error
Northern Ireland (UPI) says a British army patrol accidentally crossed into the Republic of Ireland near Londonderry Monday, then quickly returned. The incursion followed earlier border crossings amid IRA clashes. a corporal died and another trooper was wounded in Sunday's incident. Explosions and attacks on security sites continued in Belfast area as rubber bullets dispersed crowds and a bar shooting injured a soldier.
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FDA chief warns soup botulism coincidence in outbreaks
Washington dispatch reports Dr Virgil O Widleks head of the Mood and Drug Administration Bureau of Foods says soup is no more susceptible to botulism than other canned foods. He notes Campbell's recalled 53,280 cans of vegetarian vegetable soup and earlier 200,000 cans of chicken vegetable soup produced at Paris Tennessee plant. Containers showed swelling indicating contamination and botulism risk. no deaths linked to Campbell's soup, but a Long Island man died last July from Bon Vivant contamination.
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Six New York police captains demoted for dereliction
Police Commissioner Patrick Murphy relieved six captains of command amid plans for disciplinary actions against three lieutenants four sergeants and eleven patrolmen. Internal Affairs division discoveries prompted the demotions as officers faced unannounced visits and findings of neglect of duty.
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San Jose brawl ends in man's death
AP reports a Tuesday night fight in San Jose left a man dead from head wounds after Gabriel Ruiz confronted the son Frank and others. Frank Ruiz was hospitalized with bruises, while four youths were booked or investigated for murder, including Alfred Chavarria, Rob Bianca, and Robert Trull.
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Jazz man to seek presidency
Dizzy Gillespie says he is serious about running for president in 1972. He would appoint Muhammed Ali as secretary of state and Duke Ellington ambassador, aiming to unify the world and end war. He toured France before the radio claim and hinted at a campaign song.
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Draftees Begin Reporting for Physical Examinations
Washington reports that men drawn Aug. 9 for next year’s draft calls must start reporting for physicals though no active draft authority exists yet. Selective Service says only a few hundred will appear today at 70 exam stations nationwide as anticipation grows for a possible two-year extension of the draft law.
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London Texas students stranded by useless round trip tickets
The U.S. embassy reported New York State Attorney General Louis Lefkowits was probing the plight of Texas students stranded in London after being issued round trip tickets bought in New York. A Fan Am spokesman said Robert Dunnfrog Dallas would vouch for any Texan students and asked they be allowed credit for a new ticket.
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Los Padres brush fire slowed near Lake Piru
A 1851 acre Los Padres National Forest brush fire raged for two days across sagebrush ridges and neared Lake Piru. Damp coastal air and dying winds aided crews as bulldozers carved firebreaks, with containment expected. the Scape Wildlife Area and California Condor habitat lay within a mile, but a Forest Service biologist said condors may have fled the heat and were not endangered.
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Edmond O'Brien Stricken In Calif Heart Ailment
Academy Award winner Edmond O'Brien, 55, remains in guarded condition at Community Hospital San Bernardino after a heart ailment. He was admitted Tuesday after collapsing while filming. The actor, known for The Barefoot Contessa and The Birdman of Alcatraz, is under observation in the def esive care unit.
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Salt water lung flush aids radiation victim in U S first
In Albuquerque doctors performed a pioneering operation on a 37 year old lab technician exposed to plutonium at a Rocky Flats facility. Salt water flushed the right lung while pure oxygen supported life as the left lung was prepared for similar treatment. The patient, identity withheld, remained in good condition and the hospital planned another procedure within days.
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Britons say goodbye to pennies and threepence
Britons bid farewell to the old cartwheel pennies that have served generations. The transition includes keeping the remaining 12 sided threepence pieces, valued at three US cents.
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Organically grown food questioned by URI expert
Kingston RI UPI reports University of Rhode Island food specialist Sybil Kaplany says organic foods lack proven higher nutrition. She calls organic manure and compost unnecessary for growth and notes organic produce is often more costly and worm ridden.
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U S envoy dies in Equatorial Guinea probe
State Department opened an inquiry into the death of Donald J. Leahy 47 at the American chancery in Santa Isabel Equatorial Guinea and the apparent mental collapse of Alves J. Erdos 46. Ambassador Lewis Helfacker was abroad. details on time and cause were not immediately available.
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Rolling Stones sue Allen Klein for 20 million damage
UPI reports the Rolling Stones sue former business manager Allen Klein and 29 corporations in Mandarin Supreme Court. The suit accuses Klein of maliciously harming the group, misrepresenting duties as manager tax consultant and accountant, and pursuing personal profit during the Stones’ career. The complaint cites eight causes of action and a 20 million damages claim.
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