Board seeks rehearing on Charlotte-Mecklenburg school case
Charlotte Mecklenburg Board asks the U S Supreme Court for a rehearing of its desegregation case. Board attorneys argue the high court’s recent ruling emphasizes education reform over the plan’s or its effects on pupils and contend the opinion unfairly discriminates while calling for a nationwide standard.
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High Court
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Rail unions push for wage gains as strike deadline nears
AFL CIO signalmen threaten pickets at rail terminals by 6 am Monday after time runs out on a 60 day cooling off. They seek a 54 percent raise from $3.78 an hour over 36 months retroactive to January 1, rejecting a 43 percent offer. Congress undecided, court action unlikely before Monday.
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Ciiation Board
Labor Department
Nixon
Congress
Gency Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Path table By M. J. Callahan
Personal advice on deodorants perfumes and perspiration care for women. Warns about fabric damage from antiperspirants perfumes and sweat. Promotes letting products dry before dressing using shields and keeping scents off clothes. Encourages regular professional dry cleaning to extend clothing life.
Vietnam War Update: U S Forces Recede and Vann Appointed
Seven U S soldiers died and twelve wounded when an artillery shell booby trap exploded. John Paul Vann named director of the U S 2nd Regional Assistance Group to oversee pacification in South Vietnam's central highlands and coastal provinces. Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam said North Vietnam will receive 570 sick and wounded prisoners on June 4 after a neutral country mediated, a possible step toward broader prisoner exchange talks.
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U.S
South Vietnam
John Paul Vann
Vietnam
Vann
C.P. Brown
Tran van Lam
Saigon
United States
Europe
North Vietnam
Lam
Hanoi
Nixon Backers List to Support Nixons Statement
The White House named former officials who backed Nixon while others declined comment. Backers include former Secretaries of State Acheson and Rusk and ex-defense heads Jowell and McElroy, with McNamara abstaining to avoid misinterpretation. Some senators privately say Mansfield’s Europe force cut is too drastic.
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Truman
Clark M. Clifford
James Douglas
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
White House
Mcnamara
Dean Acheson
Dean Rusk
James Webb
Robert Murphy
Livingston Merchant
Douglas Dillon
George Ball
Nicholas de B. Katzenbach
Josiee
Robert Jowelt
Neil McElroy
Thomas Gales
Defense
Roswell Gilpatrick
Cyrus Vance
U.S
Europe
Mansfield
Political Payments Show Wealth of Senate Speaking Fees
The piece lists numerous payments to senators from various groups and individuals, highlighting money given for speeches and the source organizations. It notes the highest earners Bayh Hatfield Muskie Ribicoff and other lawmakers, with totals reflecting influence by labor, banking, housing and industrial groups.
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Sen
Edmund
Muskie
D-Maine
Adlai E. Stevenson III
Dal
Thomas F. Eagleton
D-Mo
Gordon Allott
Rcolo
J. Caleb Boggs
R-Del
Marlow W. Cook
R-Ky
Robert J. Dole
R-Kans
Associated Milk Producers
Nixon
Congress
American Bankers Association
Sparkman
John G. Tower
Texas
Senate Banking Committee
ABA
Harrison A. William Irs
D-Mj
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Pennsylvania
GOP
Hugh Scott
Tower
Robert W. Packwood
R-Ore
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
R-Ill
National Association of Home Builders
Tower and Brooke
Williams
McGee
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
International Telephone & Telegraph
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Retail Clerks International
Senate Labor Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Indiana
Goldwater
National Electric Contractors
Mansfield and
Brooke
American Paper Institute
Inouye
American Trucking Associations
Scott
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
National Confectioners Association
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Bayh
Mark O. Hatfield
Ind
Abraham Ribicoff
Conn
Floor collapses in French hall kills 13 guests
In Cormolain near Bayeux Calvados a village hall floor collapsed during a wedding reception killing 13 people and hospitalizing the bride and groom. Firefighters pulled victims from a deep cellar as witnesses recalled the floor giving way while guests fled and authorities investigated the incident.
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Bayeux
France
Cormolain
Selhoise
Sallen
Calvados
Saint Laurent
Agnew Denies Fulbright Charge Lays Into Senators
Vice President Spiro Agnew called Senator Fulbright lies in his teeth after Fulbright accused him at a Senate hearing. He challenged Fulbright to prove the remark and charged Javits with smearing by saying unpatriotic views were implied. Rogers rejected the implications, declaring no such terms were used by the president.
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Agnew
Sen. Fulbright
Washington
Spiro ‘T. Agnew
JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Sen. Jacob
X. Javits
R-N.y
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
William P. Rogers
Javits
Rogers
Congress
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
United States
Tutsright
Postal Board Chairman Charges Postal Reform Politics
Postal chairman Lawrence F. OBrien accuses the Nixon administration and Postmaster General Blount of politicking with postal reforms conceived years ago. He warns the reforms could handicap the Postal Service before its July 1 takeover, saying partisanship now clouds the agency’s identity.
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Lawrence F. O’brien
Nixon
Winton
M. Blount
O’brien
Postal Corporation
O'Brien
Cairo
Sadat
Joses
Magal
Zine Publishers Association Andl
Pub Lawyers, Journalists
Womlishers Association
En’s
Sadat faces cabinet crisis as Sabry resists reforms
In a dramatic clash Sabry opposed the Egypt Libya Syria federation and threatened to go to the Central Committee. Sadat alleged a rigged panel and accepted resignations after pressuring ministers to back reforms. Cairo’s radio and postal moves were framed as state upheaval amid a July 1 implementation.
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Sadat
Gemma
Sabry
Gomaa
Ship Continued from Page Gue
MEBO the name of the vessel is a contraction of the Swiss owners Erwin Meister and Erwin Boller. They registered the ship in Sierra Leone and anchored it off the English coast until harassment by the Royal Navy forced them to move it closer to Holland to a point off Scheveningen near the Hague. British legislators drove most offshore pirate radio stations out of Britain's waters four years ago. Faced with stiff legal penalties Radio Caroline Radio London and Radio 277-355 the leading pirates said they were packing up. To satisfy the millions who listened to the pirates' round the clock pop broadcasts the government reorganized the radio services of the British Broadcasting Corporation introducing a channel featuring continuous pop music.
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MEBO
Erwin Meister
Erwin Boller
Sierra Leone
Royal Navy
Hallland
Scheveningen
The
Hague
Britain
Radio Caroline
Radio London
Radio
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