Boston Desegregation Delayed by Judge Five-Day Postponement
A federal judge in Boston postponed the opening of public schools from September 3 to September 8 to finish classroom assignments as desegregation via court-ordered busing proceeds. The delay follows clashes between about 5,000 Black and white protesters at a South Boston beach, and marks the second phase of desegregation in the city.
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Indian court delays Gandhi appeal amid constitutional amendment dispute
In New Delhi the Supreme Court refused to hear Indira Gandhi's appeal of a election law conviction until it ruling on a constitutional amendment. Opponents' lawyer Shant Bhushan said the decision showed the judiciary's independence remains in question.
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Ransom to Be Paid for Seagram Heir
Seagram’s heir Sam Bronfman Jr. was abducted in Purchase New York after a night in Yorktown. Edgar Bronfman Sr. agreed to a substantial ransom, with the letter arriving in New York City as investigators assess authenticity.
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Ford daughter feud rises over premarital sex remark
Susan Ford deflects questions about romance with a patrolman after her mother’s Sunday remark that she might have an affair. Mrs. Ford calls Susan a “big girl” and says she would counsel her if she chose the course, prompting backlash from religious figures and anti pornography campaigner Mary Whitehouse in London.
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Pioneer Loomis, radar pioneer, dies at 87 in East Hampton
Alfred L. Loomis, a pioneer in radar development and a retired lawyer, physicist, and financier, died Monday at his East Hampton home at age 87. He helped establish what became MIT's Radiation Laboratory.
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