Amid racial clashes two towns face violent unrest
A black man was beaten in Boston as white antibusing demonstrators clashed, and a white teen was shot to death after a day of racial violence near Destrehan High School in Louisiana. In Charleston, W V, 19 people were ordered to appear for a contempt hearing over textbooks amid continued protests and a district fight over busing.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kevin H. White
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity
Andrea Jean-Louis
Jean-Louis
Destrehan
New Orleans
Timothy Weber
Sheriff's Office
Destrehan High School
IRS Plans Increase In Staff In Durham Speech
IRS Commissioner Donald C. Alexander announced at Duke University that the agency will add over 3,000 auditors next year. He noted 2.2 million returns were audited this year, up 417,000 from last year, and projected 83 million individual returns with each scanned by a regional IRS employee. He said audits will remain focused on the wealthy and large corporations.
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Durham
N.C
Donald C. Alexander
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Duke University
Alexander
Ford Testimony May Be Postponed Over Watergate Jury
House Judiciary subcommittee weighs delaying President Ford appearance to next Thursday if Watergate cover up trial jury not yet sequestered. Judge Sirica reports progress in jury selection while prosecutors urge faster process to avoid bias. White House says Ford’s testimony remains set pending subcommittee decision.
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Ford
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D-Mo
Watergate
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Wiley Mayne
Rtowa
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
John J. Sirica
Sirica
Hungate
House Judiciary Committee
Ron Nessen
White House
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