Finch's White House fate stirs welfare push and desegregation clash
The piece traces Finch's ouster and the White House struggle over welfare reform, school desegregation, and court orders. It notes opposition from Republicans and conservatives, yet hints at gains in welfare and delayed desegregation actions amid shifting internal support.
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British Knight Enters Innocent Plea in Phone Case
A knighted individual tied to Queen Victoria era faced Thursday charges over an alleged nuisance telephone incident. The suspect, linked to royal history, swore out warrants related to the case as authorities pursue the matter.
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Weather Summary for Continued Cold Bright Skies
Generally fair conditions continue with a cold day ahead. Highs reach the upper 30s to mid 40s, with persistent chill and pockets of wind. Saturday should ease slightly, becoming not as cold as today across the region.
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Those Were the Days Remembered in Fragments
A fragmented reminiscence recalls awkward goodbyes at a depot not an airport. Amid quirky lines on love, diction, and a long distance operator, the piece reflects on daily life quirks. It notes a poor farmer owning little and a nightly routine filled with unanswered questions and small judgments.
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Triple Slaying Frightens Army Post Residents
Frightened residents of a military housing project at Ft Bragg keep lights on, arm themselves, and upgrade locks after the stabbing and clubbing deaths of an Army doctor's wife and two children. Capt Jeffrey MacDonald, the chief survivor, remains in Womack Army Hospital as investigators withhold progress details.
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Five of seven defendants found guilty in 1968 riot case
Five of seven defendants were found guilty of inciting riots during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Each faces up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Judge Hoffman weighed wiretap logs and contemplated sentences if illegally obtained conversations do not aid the government. Contempt sentences also remain for two defendants and for defense lawyers Kunstler Weinglass with various terms.
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Lee Weiner
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Leonard Woethglass
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Riots flare after Chicago verdict across major cities
Demonstrations erupt nationwide after five Chicago defendants are convicted for inciting riots. In Boston about 5,000 march and clash with police, 12 arrested. East Lansing students smash windows and clash with officers. 123 arrested in Washington DC after protests near Attorney General Mitchell’s residence. San Jose inmates riot in jail. Evanston and LA campus clashes leave several injured or jailed.
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House debates amendments to desegregation bill
Lawmakers clashed over funding and amendments in a desegregation fight. Reps. Whitten Cohelan and Conyers pushed or resisted changes while a GOP bid to cut costs faced a veto threat. HEW head Finch warned the amendments could undermine court orders as the House twice accepted Senate watered down versions. The Constitution remains noted on parchment.
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