Desegregation dispute over kindergarten busing in Little Rock
AP reports attorney John W. Walker objects to Little Rock School District's bid to exempt new public kindergartens from federal desegregation orders citing harm from busing. Other brief items cover St Mary of the Consolation reopening in Todi after landslide repairs, Osceola river port grant approval, rabies shots for Gainesville zoo staff, plus odd notes from Johannesburg and Bristol and a cancelled UC San Diego course catalog.
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Little Rock
John W. Walker
Oren Harris
Todi
Italy
St. Mary of the Consolation
Nashville editor's children favor UofA
Nashville publisher Louis Graves Jr jokes about funding an education tour de force as his eight sons and two daughters attend the University of Arkansas could require pecuniary help. Five Graves children studied at U of A this year, detailing each son's path from journalism to law and engineering, plus two daughters in Fayetteville and Nashville students alike, with GI Bill aid noted.
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Norma Connery
Fayetteville, Ark
Nashville News
Louis Graves Jr
University of Arkansas
Graves
U of A
Louis Graves III
U of A’s Department of Journalism
Jimmy
University of Texas
Navy
Arkansas
School of Law
Fayetteville
Larry
U of A School of Journalism
Danny
U of A College of Business Administration
Vietnam
Gerry Bob
College of Engineering
John
Naval Air Service
Memphis
Kathy
College of Education
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Nashville
Mike
Jennifer
Steven
The
Nixon to hold cabinet meeting on inflation curb
President Nixon convened a cabinet meeting as advisers cut short a Paris trip to return to Washington and craft anti inflation measures. Labor Department to release May wholesale prices amid expected bad news. Laird, named domestic policy chief, said recommendations would follow. Possible tighter oil controls and a gasoline tax rise were discussed.
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Washington
Nixon
Paris
Labor Department
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
United States
Probation Use Rising Improves Federal Justice System
Washington AP The director of federal prisons Norman A. Carlson says probation and noninstitutional methods are handling about half of federal cases. He argues probation filters out those not needing confinement and cites overcrowding as the main issue, with tougher drug enforcement boosting prison populations.
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Washington
Federal Judiciary
Norman A. Carlson
Carlson
Bureau of Prison
MonaDEX weight loss pill ad promises money back
An advertisement for MONADEX claims a tiny tablet can curb appetite without dangerous drugs or nervousness. It touts no strenuous exercise, pricing at 3.00 for 20 days or 5.00 for 40 days, with a money back guarantee from Crescent Drug.
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Monadex
Crescent Drug—2& S
Aurora UFO fragments eyed as possible alien craft relics
Dallas Times Herald cites unnamed aircraft experts who identify an Aurora Texas find as an early 20th century aluminum alloy not earth produced before 1908 to 1920. The 1897 crash near Aurora allegedly left a small pilot's remains buried in a grave, sparking calls for a dig to confirm the extraterrestrial claim.
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Aurora
Tex
Dallas Times Herald
Fort Worth
Decatur
S. E. Kayden
Hayden
Little Man
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Clifford Cole
Alachua County
Santa Fe Community College Zoo
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South Africa
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