Lapin vows fight despite firing threat amid market dip
In New York the AP reports H Lapin vows to fight administration pressure after President Nixon sacks him amid a broad stock decline. Analysts note mortgage and housing program tensions, with the Dow Jones average dropping as investors weigh inflation and policy signals.
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Preliminary study cites black Marines terrorizing whites in California
Charleston AP report says House Armed Services Committee investigators found that black Marines in a California Marine Corps frigate terrorized white prisoners. Chairman Rep. L Mendel Rivers notes the finding as part of a broader probe into prison conditions and discipline.
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New Kind of Christian Unity Cited in Detroit
In Detroit a Dutch authority cites a new form of Christian unity. The report notes cross church dialogue, ecumenical outreach, and shared service initiatives shaping interdenominational cooperation. Details on participants and dates are limited in the fragment.
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Anti Poverty Shifted To States Policy Proposal
A federal plan would move antipoverty responsibility to states under an Opportunity Act. It would authorize 2.3 billion annually for two years to let states tailor programs, with governors able to veto or override some actions, while keeping federal oversight on key poverty initiatives. The measure faces a tough vote as lawmakers weigh state control against federal program continuity.
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Lapin and Romney tied to White House talks and politics
The passage notes Lapin and Romney connected to White House discussions with FW directors and stockholders. It mentions unanimous opinion and roles, suggesting appointments or election aims. Lapin's California political activity prior to 1967 is cited, along with contributions to Democratic campaigns including Pat Brown's 1962 defense against Nixon.
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Food Safety Advocates discuss ecumenical roundtable plans
Washington AP report notes advocates at a White House Food panel discuss the role of ecumenical groups in shaping food safety policy. The panel, chaired by Kendall, reviews revised recommendations for hazard assessment and optional restrictions on additives and testing for safety.
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Court Rules Total Desegregation by 1970 in Several Districts
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ordered five North Carolina and Virginia school divisions to complete desegregation plans by January 31 and to implement them by fall 1970. The ruling rejects further delays and reiterates a mandate for immediate desegregation, with hearings to finish by December 18.
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Okinawa Gas Removals Stir Controversy Across Bases
Pentagon announced relocation of lethal gases from Okinawa beginning this month, with about five shipments totaling near 2,000 tons to port at Bangor Washington and Umatilla Oregon. Army plans include careful safety measures, restricted public detail, and transport of nerve agents GB VX and blister mustard via rail.
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Hunger Delegates at Conference Attack Minimum Income Plan
Delegates at a Food Nutrition and Health conference criticized President Nixon’s welfare bills while urging a guaranteed yearly income for the poor and shipment of emergency supplies to underfed citizens. A panel member called Nixon’s speech poor and lacking new proposals, amid a La Raza caucus expressing disappointment over the approach to nutrient quality and poverty.
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