Senate split over antibusing in bitter desegregation fight
The Senate faces a fierce divide over busing for desegregation as multiple votes loom. Aimed at ending discrimination against women in education and preserving court powers over busing, amendments edge toward final passage amid absent leaders and planned tests in both chambers.
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Wachinglun
Senate
Scott
Griffin
Scott- Mansfield
Karl E. Munch
R-S.d
Vance Hartke
D-Idn
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Hartke
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Hanes
Inter.chant-Marine Academies
Thousands homeless after West Virginia flash flood
The flood left more than 4 000 people homeless as the Buffalo Creek dam breach sent floodwater through Garrett and nearby hollows. Officials say 67 killed, 158 survivors accounted for in Lorado. hundreds more missing. National Guard dig crews search wreckage while relief agencies set up emergency aid and housing programs.
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Walter Appalachian Coal Camps
Garrett
Buffalo Crees
Lorado
Jas
Federal Housing Administration
National
Lundale
Logan
Jennings Randolph
W.va
Monday Land
Hollay
National Guard
Buffalo Mining Co
Red Cross
Davis Trial Sees Defense Challenge Over Juror
In San Jose California during Angela Davis trial a prospective juror Hotaling faced questions about his ability to be fair given her alleged Communist ties. The judge planned to rule on the seating motion amid concerns of prejudice as the case spans murder kidnapping and conspiracy charges linked to the Soledad Brothers plot.
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San Jose
Calif
Angela Davis
William Hotating
Miss Davis
Hotating
Superior Court
Richard E. Arnason
Hotaling
IBM
Marin County Civic Center
Davis
Branton Gutling
Soledad Brothers
Leo Branton
Communist Party
United States
Branton
Informer testifies at trial in Kissinger kidnapping case
Boyd Douglas Jr. testifies he became an FBI informant against Rev. Philip Berrigan and six co defendants charged with plotting to kidnap Henry Kissinger and to blow heating tunnels and vandalize records. Douglas cites Catholic faith patriotism and parole hopes as reasons for aiding authorities.
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Harrisburg
Boyd Douglas Jr
FBI
Philip Berrigan
Douglas
Berrigan
Henry A. Kissinger
Lewisburg
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Washington
Bucknell University
Israel Syria front duel sparks two hour exchange
Israeli forces fought mortar exchanges with Arab forces on the Syrian front for about two hours. Tel Aviv said there were no casualties as Israeli guns returned fire at paramilitary settlements and positions in the occupied Golan Heights. Lebanon moves to neutralize Palestinian commandos to avert further reprisals after a four day raid.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Dog’s Alarm Saves Two Homes in Pittsburgh Blaze
Yan kee the dog woke owner Joseph D'Alessio causing him to wake residents of two neighboring houses as a fire destroyed a hall of fire. Firefighters arrived to control the blaze.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Yankee
Joseph D'Alessio
Nationalists denounce Nixon China talks as betrayal
Yen and the Nationalist assembly accuse President Nixon of selling out old friends by negotiating with Communist China. They condemn any agreement affecting the government of the Republic of China and demand commitment to recovering the mainland. The Foreign Ministry warns the talks threaten principles of right and justice and may mislead the public.
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Taipel
Yen
Assem
China
Bly
Assembly
Hhey
Nixon
Cign
Friends
Chiang Kai-Chiang
Shek
Ang
Peking
Republic
United States
Asia
Taper
Foreign Ministry
Chiang
Chau En-lai
Republic of China
Fighting near Da Nang Claims Guerrilla Losses
South Vietnamese command says two battalions killed 33 guerrillas in separate Da Nang area battles. U S sources report F105 Thunderchiefs fired on an antiaircraft site 40 miles north of the DMZ. In Cambodia near Hue, 21 guerrillas killed. one South Vietnamese officer died. American airpower supported a broader Cambodian push with two-pronged advances wider in the valley region.
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Saigon
UPID
da Nang
U.S
Air Force
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Cambodia
Hue
Cambothe
India
Mondulkiri Province
Que Son
Vietnam
Central Highlands
Ast Air Cavalry Division
Gulf of Thailand
Resolution to Make Others Happy Inspires Daily Pact
A new reflection quotes Sydney Smith urging readers to begin each day with a resolve to brighten a fellow creature’s life. The observed sentiment emphasizes kindness as a daily habit.
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Sydney Smith
Beef prices climb in January report notes farmers gains
The Agriculture Department reports January beef prices rose with choice beef at a record 1.11 per pound and farmers receiving 82.5 cents of each dollar. Pork also rose to 76.3 cents retail with farmers getting 44.1 cents. Market basket costs for a year of foods rose to 1275 dollars while farmers’ share climbed to 512 dollars amid higher returns for beef cattle and hogs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Department
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