Let Us Now Praise High Point Schools
High Point faces desegregation with a unitary school system to take effect as schools reopen. Community leaders urge unified support while maintaining educational standards and addressing inequities under a Federal Court order. The goal is to complete desegregation in one year, building a viable system despite necessary adjustments.
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High Point Schools
High Point
HEW
Elliott Richardson
Atlanta
North Carolina
Associated Press
N.C
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Economy eyes expansion as wage price freeze proposal fades
Treasury Secretary Kennedy says patience rewarded as inflation cools and growth returns. Labor Secretary Hodgson cites rising productivity and predictably low unemployment despite some discomfort. House Banking Committee votes to grant wage and price freeze powers, a move the President rejects. Congress heads to a long recess as campaigns heat up.
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Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Labor
James F. Hodgson
Nixon
House Banking Committee
Reform Efforts Intensify as Abortion Debates Grow
The nation confronts a surge in abortion law reform with 15 states liberalizing grounds since 1967 and Alaska Hawaii and New York moving toward broader access. Congress debates federal power, while religious and scientific arguments sharpen the divide over when life begins and who may decide.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Colorado
American Law Institute
Alaska
Hawaii
New York
Congress
Robert W. Packwood
R-Ore
Thomas Ford
Gun Makers Involved in Anti-Tydings Raffle Allegation
A gun lobby group FAIR funded prizes to a raffle aimed at defeating Sen. Joseph Tydings. Firms donated items including a Browning .22 rifle and a Weatherby rifle, with some admitting awareness of the anti-Tydings purpose. The affair violates the Corrupt Practices Act and postal lottery laws, with penalties up to 10000 dollars fine and two years in jail.
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Washington
America
Joseph Tydings
D-Md
Senator Tydings
FAIR
Post Office
North Hollywood
Calif
Tydings
Maryland
Frank Barnyak
California
Browning
H. G. Williams
Ogden
Utah
Weatherby, Inc
Roy Weatherby
Barnyak
Weatherby
Frank Pachmayr
Pachmayr
Congress
Winchester
Remingt
Perpelias
National Rifle Association
NRA
Justice Department
True Black Family ears mystery and Nixon drug policy clash
FBI reports a white ear taking extremist group the True Black Family demands two ears for membership and a Michigan 16 year old victim is found earless. President Nixon orders BNDD as lead agency over narcotics with Customs aiding in the fight against smugglers.
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FBI
Michigan
Vietnam
Nixon
Treasury
Customs Bureau
Justice
Narcotics Bureau
United States
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Treasury Department
BNDD
Customs
Army Commendation Medal delayed for Sgt Greene
Sgt Frederick Dale Greene, wounded in the Fort Story service station robbery, will receive the Army Commendation Medal next week after additional surgery. His fellow MP SP4 Donald A. Cieniawaski is back on duty. Greene’s 22nd birthday was the day before the injury.
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Frederick Dale Greene
Durham Veterans Hospital
Greene
Donald A. Cieniawaski
Cieniawaski
Fort Story
Young Greene
Max Murr
Joseph G. Smith
Herbert James Greene Sr
Wae
Inetnam
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State Budget Commission
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NEA
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