Busing Delay Scrambles Corpus Christi School Plan
Supreme Court Justice Hugh Black halted part of a desegregation order affecting Corpus Christi schools delaying the reassignment of about 900 black pupils while keeping the 14 500 pupil reallocation alive. The district says it cannot afford 109 buses and risks opening Sept 1 with no bus service.
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Willams
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Justice Department
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Austin
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U.S
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Seals
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Appeals Court
Episcopals to Hear Rector Rose at Camden Church
Reverend Edwin S. Rose, rector of St. John's Camden, will celebrate the Eucharist and speak at St. Mark's Tuesday evening at 6 30. He left the Air Force to study for Holy Orders and offers an inspirational message to Christians concerned about church problems. Father Risinger invites the public to attend and meet him. Weather forecast for Arkansas Mesoy shows highs in 90s and scattered thundershowers this weekend with minimal temperature change.
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St. Mark's Church
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Dignitaries for Mills Rally in Little Rock
Wilbur Mills Appreciation Rally chairman Joe Purcell listed four more attendees for the August 26 event in Little Rock Rep. Phillip Landrum Ray Roberts Dan Rostenkowski and W R Poage. The unrelated Britannica note on Henogamy appears in the same clipping.
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Wilbur Mills
Phillip M. Landrum
D-Ga
Ray Roberts
D-Tex
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DMI
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Canada’s Bid to Escape Tax Rejected
A sweeping wage price freeze, tax and import measures grip the economy as Treasury Secretary Connally rejects Canada’s bid to dodge a 10 percent import surtax and opposes favored terms for Rolls-Royce engines amid Lockheed troubles. The move halts retroactive pay rises for armed forces and delays a planned $2.4 billion military raise, while unions urge strikes if contracts lag. House leader Mills considers broader relief as analysts call the program lopsided in favor of industry.
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Associated Press
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Nixon
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Pentagon
Congress
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Administration
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Teamsters
Fenders
Capitol Hill
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Arkansas Democrat
Walter Heller
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Heller
Obituaries from Hope Ark and Beyond
HOPE ARK STAF Obituaries Robin Wingfield six died Wednesday August 18 in a Little Rock hospital. Survived by mother Kaye Burnside Keown Prescott father Bob Wingfield Lite Rock one brother Mack Wingfield Prescott grandparents H C Burnside Houston and Glen Wingfield Magnolia Funeral at First United Methodist Prescott Friday August 20 led by Rev Jerry Westmoreland. Col Peter Fleming 84 died after heart attack while grouse hunting in Scotland. Willard H Mobley 57 former AP reporter editor in Washington New York and other bureaus died Wednesday. Dr John Ladd 48 Harvard Peabody Museum assistant curator of Central American Archaeology died Monday in Dubrovnik while on vacation.
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Houston
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Magnolia
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London
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James Bond
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Cocoa Beach
Fla
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Associated Press
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Harvard
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Yugoslavia
Europe
Prison Security Unit Completed at Cummins Farm Ark
The Arkansas state prison finished a new maximum security unit at Cummins Prison Farm with $550,000 in funds to house 85 inmates. It will separate the toughest inmates, include wings for death row and protective custody, and adds to reforms ordered by U.S. Judge Henley in February 1970. Construction ahead of schedule remains contingent on a future $650,000 minimum security wing.
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Associated Press
Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
U.S
J. Smith Henley
Little Rock
Henley
John Haley
State Board of Correction
Haley
Cummins
Tucker Intermediate Reformatory
Mills Seeks Expanded Individual Tax Relief Plan
House Ways And Means Committee will review President Nixon's economic package for more individual tax relief. Chairman Wilbur Mills argues for a larger standard deduction increase to $1,000 for 1972 to put money in consumers' hands, while business tax breaks dominate the package. Mills rejects delaying Social Security tax hikes to fund extra relief, noting a $2.5 billion for individuals versus $9 billion for business.
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Associated Press
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Ways and Means Committee
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Congress
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Johnson
Heller
Senate
Nixon Points to Future of Economy
President Nixon says his broad economic program has some problems but public support remains strong. After a cross country trip, he meets California Governor Reagan to discuss welfare reform and plans a VA hospital project with Loma Linda University to replace quake damage. He appeals for support of his economic curbs.
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Texas Teachers Endorse Governor Smith for Pay Raises
The Texas State Teachers Association endorsed Gov. Preston Smith's plan to grant teachers pay raises despite Nixon's wage freeze. Signed by TSTA President Archie Roberts and executive secretary L. P. Sturgeon, the notice says the group has lobbied officials and will seek equity relief through state and national channels.
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Tex
Texas
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Nixon
Archie Roberts
Texas*State Teachers Association
L. P. Sturgeon
TSTA
Treasury
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Hope Native Daughter Honored as Outstanding Young Woman
Mrs. Beryl Anthony Jr. of Hope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Foster, is named among Outstanding Young Women of America. Prosecuting attorney husband, two daughters, church and college roles, and civic service are noted as part of her profile. State and national program context is described.
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el Dorado Daily News
Vincent Foster
Hope
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el Dorado
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America
Nixon backs strong defense as inflation fight unfolds
In Dallas President Nixon aligned with Henry M Jackson’s call for a robust defense while criticizing Texas Governor Bill Smith for pay raises amid a wage price freeze. Press secretary Ziegler condemned the move as preferential and against national inflation efforts. Nixon faced questions on potential legal issues from the governor’s announcement.
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Dallas
Ronald L. Ziegler
Texas
Ziegler
Gov. Smith
Tokyo Stock Market Rebounds As Export Shares Gain
The Tokyo Stock Market rose after four straight declines sparked by Nixon’s dollar defense moves. The 225-share index closed at 2,283.88, up 93.72, with export-related shares leading gains in electric appliance, automobile, construction, and real estate sectors. Brisk dollar trading continued as Bank of Japan actions and yuan speculation influenced sentiment. Keidanren will discuss potential revaluation next week.
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Mark Kuramitsu
Associated Press
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Nixon
Japan
Bank of Japan
Keidanren
Federation of Economic Organizations
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