Mississippi Democrats Near Split Over Convention Delegations
Rival Mississippi Democratic factions push to finish 25 member national convention delegations this weekend, risking a seating fight. Regulars convene at Jackson City Auditorium while loyalists meet at a downtown hotel. both deny compromise. Governor Bill Waller urged unity, but noted gaps in women and minority representation.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Democratic Party
Jackson City Auditorium
Bill Waller
Aaron Henry
Chicago
John Bell Williams
Waller
Miami Beach
Fla
Anti Busing Amendment Passes Senate Narrowly
The Senate adopted a Griffin introduced anti busing amendment 43 to 40 with 12 absentees. It would curb federal court power over busing and bar using funds to coerce districts while not tying to the higher education desegregation bill. Democratic presidential candidates were absent and urged to return for next week’s decision.
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Washington
Senate
Sen
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Scott
Griffin
Higher
Guerrilla Bases Hit By Israelis In Lebanon Clash
Israeli planes struck guerrilla bases in southeast Lebanon for a second day as the UN Security Council prepared to meet in New York. Eyewitnesses said Mirage and Skyhawk bombers attacked villages near Marjayoun while artillery blocked guerrilla escape routes. A dying guerrilla was carried from a car to a Lebanese garrison town amid ongoing battles sparked by earlier cross border raids.
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Palestine
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
New York
Marjayoun
Israel
Security Council
Nixon and Chou Reach Areas of Agreement in China Visit
President Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai announced limited areas of accord after talks in Peking. A communique was planned to outline general concessions on cultural and journalistic exchanges, trade expansion, tourism, and ongoing contact, with no statements beyond the joint document. The White House said major points on Indochina or Taiwan were unlikely.
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Hangchow
Nixon
Chou En-lai
Chou
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Indochina
Taiwan
Soviet Union
Ziegler
Mrs. Nixon
Peking
Shanghai
China
West Lake
Hangchow Hotel
Washington
Anchorage
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Fate Of Sisters Still Uncertain In London
A relative says the two Mitchell sisters 7 and 5 left in a London store by their father remain in Westminster nursery as authorities decide next week. Police and city officials withheld details while the girls are described as very well.
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London
Asheville
N.C
Charlotte Mitchell
Siobhan Mitchell
Neil Mitchell
Westminster City Council
Malcolm Wallace
Acton
Mitchell
Wallace
Hery
United States
Mit
Chell
Charlotte
Siobhan
Psychosurgery seen gaining traction for anxiety and hyperactivity
Washington based Dr. Peter R. Breggin cites rising use of brain surgery to treat anxiety tension and hyperactive children across nations. He urges a U S ban calling the practice dangerous and involuntary, backed by reports from 100 surgeons at a 1970 Denmark conference.
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Washington
World
England
America
Canada
Peter R. Breggin
Cornelius E
Breggin
Washington, D.C
School of Psychiatry
United States
Soviet Union
Denmark
Japan
Thailand
India
University of Mississippi
O.J. Andy
Gallagher
Keiji Sano
International Association For Psychosurgery
Houston
Tex
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