Eight Year Oklahoma City Desegregation Battle Nears End
In Oklahoma City the eight year fight over school desegregation may be resolved soon by the U S Supreme Court. The case centers on Judge Linthor Bohanon and a long range plan for integration including busing and transfer systems. The high court paused ruling pending full review after authorities challenged Bohanon s phased approach to racial balance and district reorganization.
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U.S. District Court
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Ith
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Grapefruit Diet Promoted As Quick Weight Loss Plan
Hollywood special feature touts a dramatic grapefruit diet claiming rapid loss of up to 10 pounds in 10 days with no hunger. It promises ongoing weight drop, lists forbidden foods as allowed, and offers a money back guarantee for $2 with steps to return if targets aren’t met.
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Hollywood
Calif
U.S
Fayette mayor denies firing white official over mixed marriage
Detroit News reports Fayette Mississippi Mayor Charles Evers denies firing the town's only white official after he learned of her marriage to a Black policeman. Martha Jenkins, former petty attorney, and her husband Monroe say they were dismissed. Evers says he aims to make government work and warned against mixed marriages. Jenkins and her husband, both former Fayette staff, seek work in Michigan after moving from Milwaukee.
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Fayette
Miss
Martha Jenkins
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Evers
Mississippi
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Brandt's Bonn Shifts East West Ties in Nuclear Pact
The report details Willy Brandt's Bonn government pursuing rapid steps toward easing East West tensions. He signed the nuclear treaty despite CDU opposition, signaling a change in policy and prompting Moscow talks. East Germany recognition remains off the table while Communist praise is rare. Kiesinger's Nazi past is noted as a contrast to Brandt's reformist stance.
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West Germany
France
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Bonn
Christian Democratic
East Europe
Soviet Union
Poland
Moscow
East Germany
Kiesinger
Uncertain Unity Questions Divide NCC Assembly
The NCC faced deep strains after a decision split delegates and church leaders. About 140 of 800 delegates signed a statement agreeing to Rubins draft card, while 83 other churchmen attended as observers. The five day assembly saw protests from youths and diverse groups as leaders sought broader Christian unity and more flexible participation rules.
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Cambridge
Mass
Rubins
Rome
Arthur Fleming
St. Paul, Minn
Albert, Cleage
Detroit
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