NATO Allies Close Ranks Over Soviet Buildups
Brussels reports NATO ministers agreed on political economic and military compromises after four days of talks. US commented on burden sharing while pledging alliance commitment. Ministers urged cautious steps as talks on Berlin resume and plans for a Pan European security conference proceed.
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the Register
Danville
NATO
Arthur L. Gayshon
Associated Press
Brussels
Belgium
Berlin
William P. Rogers
United States
West
Germany
Rogers
Ieceland
United Munique
Keflavik
Portsmouth Board Rejects Demands Of Blacks Turns School Into Technical Unit
The Portsmouth School Board voted to convert Norcom High into a technical high school and asked U.S. Judge Walt E. Hoffman to enforce the plan. A delegation of about 25 Black students from the United Black Students Association of Portsmouth pressured the board, demanding the school be kept as a senior high and that Black studies programs be added. The board approved a $350,000 addition to support the technical conversion, while police stood by outside the Municipal Building.
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Portsmouth
Portsmouth School Board
Norcom High School
U.S
Walter E. Hoffman
Peoreton
United Black Students Association of Portsmouth
Not‘com High
David Simmons
Association
Hodges Manor
United
Black Students Association of
Ports
Portsmouthmouth
S. ¢.Smouth
Almouth School Board
Paris
Hoffman
U. S
Norcom
M. E. Alford
Western District Court
Robert E. Joyner
Alford
I. C. Narcom High School
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