Court Upholds Cross-District Busing in Detroit Ruling
Antibusing leaders vow defiance as 6th Circuit upholds plan to desegregate Detroit schools with 52 suburban districts. Justice-focused figures praise the ruling while opponents, including Unity Pledge, warn of boycotts and possible constitutional amendments. Detroit public schools serve about 780,000 pupils amid fears of crime and violence shaping resistance to cross-district busing.
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Busin
Brown
Unity Pledge
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Cincinnati
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Wiliam Milliken
6Th Circuit
Bracken Snow
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Kissinger Tho sign new Vietnam peace accord
In Paris Kissinger and Le Duc Tho announced a 14 point framework to reinforce the Jan 27 ceasefire and end hostilities in South Vietnam. Saigon objected to parts of the accord while U S and North Vietnam pledged recommencement of talks and prisoner releases within 45 days. A second item reports Houston police raiding a garage seizing 340 pounds of marijuana and five men jailed on drug charges.
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PARIS
United States
North
Dee
South Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
North Vietnam
Tho
Washington
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Kissinger
Vietnam
Saloman
Provisional Revolutionary
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
Provisional Revolutionary Governement
Red Cross
National Council of National Reconciliation and Concord
Council
South Vietenam
Comemission of
Cambodia
Laos
Kissineger and
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Houston
Houston Fire
James W. Colelard
Desidero M. Rodriguez
Reglio Quinetanilla
Juan M. Perez
Jorge Chairez
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Coastal States Denies Charges in Texaco Suit
Coastal States Gas Producing Co disputes antitrust claims the Justice Department filed in Washington over its contract with Texaco Inc. The firm plans to vigorously contest the suit while noting rising refinery output at Corpus Christi and a four year sales agreement with Texaco for refined products.
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Coastal States Gas Producing Co
Tesxaco, Inc
Justice Deepartment
Justice Department
Washington
Texaco
Coastal States
Peterochemical Co
Corpus Christi
Robert Wells
Wells
Justlee Department
Del Rio News Herald Ad Page Scrambled
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Air Training Pioneer Dies in Texas Age 75
Air Training pioneer Robert M. Browning died Tuesday in Austin at age 75. He founded Browning Aerial Service Inc. in Wichita Falls before moving the firm to Austin in 1939 where it has operated since. A World War I navy veteran, Browning began flying soon after leaving service. survivors include his wife and one son, Robert McAlpin Browning III, vice president of the company.
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Austin, Tex
Robert M. Browning
Texas
Browning
Browning Aerial Service Inc
Wichita Falls
Austin
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Ohe
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Nixon to Unveil Major Anti-Inflation Plan Tonight
President Nixon will address the nation at 8 30 pm EDT to reveal a new anti inflation program after weeks of study with economic advisers. The plan may tighten wage price controls selectively and explore export measures while avoiding a broad wage and price freeze.
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Nixon
Washington
White House
Congress
Gerald J. Wareren
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Economio
Early Decision Pledged On LoeVaca Priorities
Texas Railroad Commission utilities chief Walter Wendlandt promised an early ruling on LeeVaca Gathering Co. gas supplies as industries seek to move above generators in line. Spokesmen argued for priority to keep production and power generation going while Leevaca’s plan would place industrial users behind residences and hospitals but ahead of boiler fuel for electrical plants.
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Texas Railroad Commission
Induse
LeeVaca Gathering Co
Commission
Walter Wendlandt
Wendlandt
LoVaca
Coastal States
Corkayne Singelin
Central Power & Light Co
Corpus Christi
Lee Vaew
La-Vaca
Stans Returns to Stand At Watergate Hearing
Maurice Stans testifies at televised Watergate hearings that he was a political fundraiser who raised money but did not influence campaign tactics. He denies knowledge of wiretapping or the coverup, says the finance committee acted largely independent of the campaign, and recounts a question about payments to Liddy and a later disclosure of funds for legal fees for Watergate defendants.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Stans
Councsel
Comms
Sloan
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Liddy
Tony
Watergate
Herbur
Tembach
White House
Kalembach
Urether
Kalmbach
Pat
Draft Sign Up Still Required
The draft ends soon but 18 year olds must still register with Selective Service, with nonregistration rates ranging from zero to 30 percent across states. Officials blame misconceptions about the law and plan a nationwide publicity drive using posters, radio and TV spots, plus convenient in-person registrars like barbers and teachers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Selective Service
Byron V. Pepitone
Chicago
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Ill Linals
Kentucky
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Pepitone
Thomas Hornada
Illinois
John Meyer
U.S
Ilinois
West
New England
Mide West
Une
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