Paperback edition of Civil Disorders report sells fast
The two week old Bantam paperback edition of the report on Civil Disorders is climbing toward a million copies. Bantam has ordered 70 000 more copies bringing total to 810 000. Various organizations including Detroit Archdiocese and United Presbyterian Church plan widespread distribution.
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Morton says advisers may have deterred Rockefeller from running
Sen Thruston B Morton says he and other advisers may have misled Gov Nelson Rockefeller about his chances for the Republican presidential nomination. Morton cited family fears and the prospect of savage personal attacks as factors in Rockefeller's decision not to run.
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Anson School Ordered To Plan Desegregation
Federal Judge Woodrow Jones ruled Anson County School Board must desegregate by Nov 15 replacing freedom of choice. The plan requires full grades nine to twelve desegregation next year and close/expand schools to end dual systems for 6500 pupils, about 3800 of whom are Black.
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Senate Rejects Ethics Committee Proposal Amid Debate
The Senate rejected an ethics committee proposal by a 43 to 37 vote, seeking to exempt top aides from a single one time aide who faced misused funds. An amendment would require disclosure of public contributions and fees and keep records sealed if probed. The chamber also narrowly approved a measure barring senators from using private contributions for office expenses by a 41 to 40 vote.
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