Market advances in active trading after noon
New York AP reports the stock market moved higher in fairly active trading this afternoon. The Episcopal Grant was a topic of discussion in financial circles as investors monitored bonds and equities for clues about future direction.
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Weather and social unrest amid church convention funds
Fragmentary text reports unusual weather and mentions a cannuey with a chance of showers. It also references a militant separatist group and a plan related to dispersing General Convention Special Program funds. The tone implies disruption of church beliefs and orderly society.
Ruling Shocks NAACP on School Desegregation Efforts
The decision stunned the administration which allied with Mississippi for more time, affecting over 200 pending desegregation suits. Jack Greenberg of NAACP Legal Defense Fund warned resources limit impact unless the government advances on preexisting cases, while calling for broad cooperation from officials and citizens.
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Johnson aides linked to Austin Geriatric Center land grant
A Tribune review traces a 1968 deal in which the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare conveyed most of the old National Fish Hatchery site to Austin Geriatric Center Inc for a fair market value of 642000, with the land granted in exchange for earning benefits and grants from federal programs while LBJ was president. The article notes accompanying donations and questions about project motives and ethical implications.
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Black Clergy Endorse Diocesan Grant Action
North Carolina chapter of the Union of Black Clergy and Laity endorsed the diocesan Urban Crisis Committee action approving a grant. The group praised Bishop Fraser for approving the recommendation and said the action met the needs of the black poor.
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Egypt Plays Both Sides Of Fence Amid Lebanon Crisis
The Associated Press reports Heikal claims Lebanon’s government seeks dialogue with Yasser Arafat and Western mediators while Lebanon’s army tries to curb guerrillas. NATO talks and possible U S fleet involvement are discussed, with Syrian and Arab reactions noted and Moscow warning of a wider web of Middle East intrigue.
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Vassar Occupied as Black Students Demonstrate
POUGHKEEPSIE N Y AP sedate Vassar campus shaken as about 40 girls and eight men occupy a portion of the Main Building. Police stay off as demonstrators demand more attention to black students and food supplies. Some doors nailed shut. administration plans to remain until aims are met.
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Local Student Named to Who's Who Among Students
Greenville report notes Charles Ernest Strickland son of Mrs Jane S Strickland 1419 Wiltshire Blvd High Point named to the 1969 national edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for outstanding records leadership and citizenship.
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Committee considers tax cuts for individuals and families
A Senate committee nears final action on a tax bill that would cut rates for single filers and families. For a $7,500 income a family of four would pay 576 less and a single person 1,005 versus 1,163 now. Staff work and drafting may take two to three weeks, with little chance Senate action this year. The tentative revenue impact mirrors the House, about 2.4 billion dollars over the long run.
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