Chesapeake School Officials Seek To Avoid Clash With U S Policies
Chesapeake school administration denies transfer applications from about 20 Isle of Wight High School students to avoid clashing with U S desegregation policy. Isle of Wight students are told they cannot transfer to Western Branch High this year, as officials review a U S Justice Department letter warning that such moves could perpetuate a dual school system. Five Isle of Wight students may be allowed to stay at Western Branch under broader guidance. others face denial.
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Chesapeake
U.S
Cesapeake
Tion
Isle of Wight
U.S. Justice Department
Ellers
Western Branch
E. W. Chittum
Western Branch High
Leonard
Sonic Boom Damage Estimated at Fifty Thousand Dollars
Kelowna BC AP 73 percent of downtown window panes shattered by a sonic boom from the U S Navy Blue Angels during a training over Okanagan Lake. An insurance adjuster put total damage at $50 000 as several people suffered cuts from flying glass. Three banks reported broken windows and officials faced angry homeowners amid festival plans.
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Kelowna
B.C
U.S. Navy
Blue Angels
Ros
Okanagan Lake
Tornado Toll Rises Across Minnesota After Severe Wreckage
Tornadoes swept northern Minnesota causing at least one death and multiple injuries. Reports confirm 22 bodies en route from Outing to Walker with several others hospitalized. The worst damage centered near Flathwand and Floodwood while towns such as Backus Pine River and Tower were hit. National Guard deployed as search crews work amid downed trees and collapsed structures. Severe warnings extend into neighboring states tonight with dangerous weather continuing.
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Duluth
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Cass County Sheriff's Office
Walker
Twin Cities
Outing
Simmons Resort
Ree
Kinghton
Jens Gottlieb
Crosby
Emily
State Highway Patrol
Civil Defense
National Guard
Harold LeVander
Backus
Pine River
Here
Buhl
Brent
Floodwood
Tower
Flatrhwand
Aingen
Wale
Tery Lund
Arly Bos
Lund
St. Louis
Lundl
Dark Lake
Bult
Tron Range
Noclw
Jehway 35
Clear Lake
Wisconsin
Upper Michigan
Iowa
South Dakota
IVS Ambition and Global Reach Stated by HQ Spokesman
A spokesman in Washington outlines IVS reach with 53 volunteers in Vietnam, six in Morocco, and three in Algeria. Since 1983 IVS has served about 15 nations, funded by host countries, the State Department, and private grants. Arthur Gardiner leads IVS. John Hughes notes IVS operates under AID policy but not as a CIA link. Gardiner warns of risks in Vietnam while Laos and Vietnam visits shape IVS views.
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Vietnam
Morocco
Algeria
Washington
IVS
Peace Corps
U.S. Agency For International Development Aid
U.S. State Department
John Hughes
U.S
Hughes
TVS
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Arthur Z. Gardiner
U.S. Foreign Service
Japan
Gardiner
IVS Magazine
Laos
Saigon
da Nans
Revenue Sharing Plan Faces Uncertain Fate in Congress
The proposal would channel revenue through states as a mandatory passthrough with at least two offer strings. One ties federal payments to a reformed welfare system to ensure aid reaches the needy, the other requires state local cooperation across political boundaries. Mixon hoped for $1.5 billion annually from repealing the 7 percent investment tax credits, funding revenue sharing, but Congress dropped the investment credit from the surtax extension bill and may not vote until November. The repeal's fate is uncertain as it is tied to large tax reform and could be loaded with exemptions reducing gains.
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Mixon
Congress
Nixon
Michigan coed slaying suspect held without bond
In a Michigan case tied to Karen Sue Beineman and John Norman Collins, Manuel is held without bond on a murder charge. FBI officials discussed Manuel's demeanor after arrest as authorities pursue preliminary hearings and related witness gathering.
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Lone
Karen Sue ‘Beineman
John Norman Collins
Eastern Michigan University
Ibond
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Sloovyer
Manuel
Ary
Ernestina Masters
Phoenix
California
Collins
Firefly drone project disclosed after Los Alamos landing
An emergency parachute descent near Los Alamos exposed a high altitude drone project named Firefly linked to White Sands Missile Range. Air Force confirmed Firefly existence but offered few details, while secrecy surrounding the unmanned craft and its mission drew lingering questions from residents and reporters.
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Alemois Scienthe Laboratory
Aqversity
Uri
Air Force
Air Purse
White Sands
Washington
Air Force of
Freed U.S. Prisoners Enjoy Return to Bangkok
Three Americans released from a North Vietnam prison camp arrived in Bangkok with Lt. Robert F. Frishman noting the joy of civilian clothes, steak, beer, and a view of Apollo 11. Capt. Wesley Rumble and Seaman Douglas Hegdahl joined him as they met embassy officials and prepared for New York. Nine captives have been freed to date.
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Bangkok
Thailand
North Vietnam
Laos
U.S
Bangkox
Robert F. Frishman
Santee
Calif
Hanoi
Wesley Rumble
Oroville
Douglas Brent
Hegdah
Clark
8. D
Hegdahl
Lake
New York
Rennie Davis
Davis
Mass Vietnam helicopter crash and Green Beret murder case
Reports say five Americans died when a U S Army helicopter hit a power line and crashed into the Saigon River near Saigon as fighting spread. In Washington secrecy surrounded eight elite Green Berets accused of murder and conspiracy in a Vietnamese man’s death, including Cal Robert Rheault, former commander of the 5th Special Forces Group. The Army said Mannheim command charged eight officers with premeditated murder and conspiracy, with possible death or life sentences, while investigations continued at Long Binh and Nha Trang. The report also notes Mary Jo Kopechne’s mother in a collapsed state amid inquest delays and Kennedy-related events.
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U.S
Green Beret
Vietnam
Green Berets
Cal
Robert B. Rheault
West Point
Vineyard Haven
Mass
New Canaan
Berkeley Weights
Joseph Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Robert. F. Kennedy
Edward
Kennedy
Martha's Vineyard
Kopechne
Rying
Rheaulti
Army
Long Binh
Nha Trang
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Jefferson
Invest
Green
Jin Saigon
Rheault
Green Berest
Food prices seen rising but inflation crest may hit
AP reports USDA revised food outlook notes no shortages ahead and larger supplies of beef poultry and fruits. Consumers may curtail purchases by switching to cheaper items while overall 1969 food prices are forecast about four percent higher than last year.
State Board Dismisses Nurse Case in Virginia Beach
The State Board of Examiners of Nurses voted to dismiss the case of Doris D. Trudel, a Virginia Beach licensed practical nurse who criticized doctors she said failed to attend a critically ill patient. A board letter said they did not question her motives or free speech, while noting her actions were not approved.
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Richmond
State Board of Examiners of Nurses
Doris D. Trudel
Virginia Beach
Trudel
Mabel E. Montgomery
Trude
Hatira
Hard
Norfolk
American Civic Liberties Union
Ater
Critics link religion, politics amid Vietnam debate
Dr. Niebuhr cites Nixon church services as a bid to shape youth opinion while warning that the Nixon-Graham stance risks a doctored faith that excuses public policy. He contrasts liberal concerns with a King dissociation, noting FBI spying and questions about White House invitation.
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Vietnam
Billy Graham
Niebuhr
Nixon
Dr. Niebuhr
Nichwhr
Martin Luther King Jr
White
Debate over ABM Safeguard research and Lifeguard proposal
Senate debate centers on the Cooper Hart amendment to permit continued ABM research while maintaining Safeguard funding. Senator Smith pushes changes to allow advanced radar and computer research, facing opposition from Goldwater and Stennis. Mansfield cautions the fight will continue into defense appropriations as leadership contends with deployment limits and oversight.
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Symington
Sen. Smith
Sshe
J. W. Fulbright
Dark
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
John CC. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Thomas I. McIntyre
DMLH
Montana
Mansfield
Jackson
John ©. Stennis
Dmiss
Armed Services Committee
ABS
Tax bill sparks partisan debate in Congress
Senior Republican Rep. John Byrnes of Wisconsin calls the measure a major tax bill not a reform, while Rep. Thomas P. O’Neil faults depreciation changes. Others protest relief for middle incomes and claim未 church tax issues. Amendments on personal property donations loom as sessions resume next week.
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John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Congress
Byrnes
Thomas PL O'Neil
O'Neil
Delbert L. Lalta
Ohio
Romania's Ceausescu Defends Sovereignty at Congress
Ceausescu said sovereignty and independence must guide relations among Communist states and Comecon cooperation. He noted diverging approaches within Communist parties and warned they could widen if core principles are ignored. Brezhnev attended Romania's last congress in 1955 but this year leads a smaller Soviet delegation amid cooling ties over Romania's independent foreign policy.
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Comecon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Romania
Konstantin Katushev
Soviet Union
Red China
Albania
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