Nixon’s Firm Busing Stand Cuts Ground From Bill Supporters
Washington AP Nixon rejects federal busing funds for desegregation, hurting support for a key bill. lawmakers Hawkins Bell say the no-busing amendment complicates passage. Nixon instructs HEW to limit busing to minimum required by law while drafting broader amendment. The measure would authorize 1.5 billion over two years to help schools desegregate, without earmarking funds for busing.
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Lottery continues as draft calls loom in 1960s era
Names of young men from various states appear in the ongoing lottery for draft numbers. The process requires certification by three outside observers and will impact next year's call, with totals varying by manpower needs. Those with previously assigned numbers retain them until age 26 or release from the draft.
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Homedale
Idaho
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Morton, Wash
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N.M
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Catholic University
Joanne R. Rosen
Congress
Battle over pay bill slows as conferees cut raises
Lawmakers clash over a $2.7 billion pay raise reduction to $2.4 billion and a delayed starting date. Rep. Steiger seeks open revision, cites higher raises for four star generals than recruits. Hebert defends aiding 300,000 military dependents. Pentagon officials say allowances should not be cut due to intent.
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National pattern of stolen securities networks revealed
McClellan described hearings showing hundreds of millions of dollars in securities stolen from airports, the mails, and brokerage houses. He said thieves fence stocks and bonds through various channels to inner crime circles for high criminal returns. The subcommittee found criminals easily hoodwink top bank officials.
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Hendersons jury panel opens in military court case
Maj Carroll Tichenor predicted the trial could last a week as the Henderson case moves to a jury drawn from senior officers and civilians. Rothblatt noted the panel’s intelligence while Techener questioned biases and the jurors, led by Maj Gen Charles Neal Mount Jr, bring diverse service backgrounds from West Point to California and Oklahoma.
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Vietnam
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Aberdeen
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San Francisco
University of California- Berkeley
Harvard
MI7
Fletcher W. Boles
Florala
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University of Alabama
Elvin V. Vestal
Altus
Okla
University of Maryland
War Divisions Out As Saigon Fights In Cambodia
Thousands of Saigon troops slog through mud in eastern Cambodia on reconnaissance in force to block North Vietnamese infil trators from reaching the South. Three days of fighting in Parrot's Beak yield no significant contact. 5,000 South Vietnamese paratroopers comb War Zone D near Sai gon for infiltrators and caches as enemy moves south toward major cities.
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Lockheed seeks relief as loan guarantees aid unimproved property sale
Lockheed reports extraordinary income from sale of unimproved property and outlines steps to qualify under federal loan guarantee approved by a Senate margin. Officials in London for Rolls-Royce engine supply talks say the company will expand borrowings from 460 million to 650 million and finalize TriStar pricing and delivery schedules. They also review a rewritten Defense Department contract for the Army’s Cheyenne helicopter and seek pre payments totaling 100 million, with a new bank credit deal to restrict new debt and dividends.
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London
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French Bank Moves On Dollar Speculators Cause Confusion
Paris AP report details the Bank of France measures aimed at halting speculative dollar inflows to ease franc revaluation pressure. The directive triggered widespread confusion across Europe as traders misread the policy, with the dollar hitting new lows in Paris, London, Zurich, and Brussels before officials clarified no restriction on normal tourist and resident transactions.
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Spacewalks and Prisoner Swap Plans Stir Global Briefing
Apollo astronauts advance a planned spacewalk aboard Endeavour while U S authorities discuss a secret plan to fly North Vietnamese and Viet Cong prisoners from Vientiane to New York via Bangkok and Rome. Sweden’s Dagens Nyheter cites talks coordinated with Saigon and Hanoi, with no official confirmation.
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Ky Rests Presidential Bid With South Vietnam Court
Saigon AP reports Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky paused his bid for the presidency as South Vietnam's Supreme Court weighed his eligibility. Closest associates remained pessimistic that the court would permit his name on the ballot.
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Saigon
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South Vietnam
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China Two Chinas stance draws U S ire at UN vote
Peking blasted Rogers for endorsing a two Chinas policy and warned the United States faces isolation as it moves to block expulsion of Nationalist China from the United Nations. Beijing insists Taiwan is part of China's territory and opposes any bid to seat the PRC and Nationalists separately.
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U.S
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Taiwan Straits
Rogers
Peking
United States
General Assembly
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United Nations
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People’s Republic of China
Formosa
Vietnamese Leaders Split Over Presidential Ballot
The possible elimination of Ky from the race would create a two way contest among Nguyen Van Thieu and retired General Duong Van Minh. Minh aides said he backs Ky’s bid but could withdraw if the election seems rigged, raising the prospect Thieu may run unopposed on Oct 3.
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Nixon eyes stable economy and detente push
President Nixon told about 60 reporters in the White House Oval Office that 1971 should be a good year for the economy and 1972 a very good year. He endorsed persuasion over new wage controls while opposing criminal sanctions and outlined plans for limited talks with China and continued inflation measures.
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Nixon says federal support uncertain on busing plan
President Nixon faces mixed reaction as officials debate funding for school desegregation transit. Officials like Dr. Thomas J. Curtin cite possible Supreme Court alignment, while others accuse politicians of evading duty. The talk centers on busing, federal aid, and potential guidelines amid inflation and Vietnam policy.
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Philadelphia
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