Civil Rights Commission Leader Fired
Washington AP reports the removal of Rev. Theo Hesburgh after three years as chairman of the U S Civil Rights Commission sparks questions from other officials and observers about the move.
17 Nov 1972
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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1972
Page
1
Washington AP reports the removal of Rev. Theo Hesburgh after three years as chairman of the U S Civil Rights Commission sparks questions from other officials and observers about the move.
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A New Jersey lottery drawing in Atlantic City produced a winning number T9736. The exact prize level and claimant details were not disclosed in the readable text.
Harold Opinsky testified at a special legislative hearing that John J. Reilly, owner of two former child care homes, was violent and kicked patients. Officials investigate seven deaths and one disappearance at Hawley facility. Reilly faced murder and manslaughter charges in 1970 death.
At the national Catholic conference in Washington, bishops urged an end to bombing and urged peaceful settlement of disputes in Southeast Asia. The resolution condemned war and called for restraint while noting the suffering in Vietnam and the need for stability and technical aid. The vote, 186 to 4, passed as part of the conference program.
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