U S acts to conserve fuel and desegregation plan urged
The White House proposed mandatory fuel allocations to curb home heating oil use, aiming to shield essential supplies this winter. Carnegie Commission urged easing college high school barriers, including pass fail grading and earlier bachelor degrees. Memphis desegregation plan begins with bused students under heavy police watch, many buses nearly empty amid commute confusion. Gainesville judge denies acquittal in antiwar veterans trial, moving toward first defense witness.
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AIM Leader Arrested After Shooting on Reservation
Carter Camp, president of the American Indian Movement, surrendered in Valentin e, Nebraska after authorities said he shot and critically wounded AIM founder Clyde Bellecourt on an Indian reservation where leaders met. Bellecourt was wounded Monday morning. Camp and two others were being sought by the FBI in Minneapolis.
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Parliament Acts to End Canadian Rail Strike
Prime Minister Trudeau recalls Parliament calling a national emergency to end the rail tieup after 56,000 Non-Operating Railway Union workers halted service, with mediation failing and massive layoffs and plant closures looming nationwide. Parliament reconvenes Thursday per Speaker Lamoureux.
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Canada
Martha Mitchell vows support for John amid scandal
Martha Mitchell says she will stand by her husband through the Watergate crisis despite strain and silence. She says she loves him, believes in his faithfulness, and will hold up until he is cleared or convicted, while noting his isolation and doctors’ remarks.
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San Clemente
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Mystery grows over boy radio plea hoax in Denver
A Denver CB radio operator reports a threatening new voice following a prior hoax claim about a boy named Larry trapped under a camper with his dead father. He says the voice had a Mexican accent, while a previous caller did not, as authorities investigate the series of hoax broadcasts across Colorado and New Mexico.
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Coretta King Reflects On Civil Rights Progress After King's Speech
Coretta King said few could have anticipated the changes ahead in the decade after her husband Martin Luther King Jr's I Have a Dream speech. She cited the vast shift in legal segregation's hold and noted many Blacks moved from poverty to a fragile level of stability in the period.
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