Nixon signs education bill with antibusing measure
President Nixon signed a $21.3 billion education bill amid a plea for stronger antibusing action. He warned Congress and called the provision inadequate and unconstitutional in parts while Ehrlichman said passage is unlikely. The measure halts court-ordered busing for 18 months and limits future desegregation orders, chiefly affecting the North and leaving Southern cases less impacted. The bill funds postsecondary operations, undergraduate federal grants, an emergency college fund, veteran aid, and desegregation efforts, with new institutes and Indian education support.
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Nixon
Congress
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North
John Ehrlichman
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National Institutes of Education
Money Big Problem For US Tourists
An AP report advises American travelers to buy foreign currency or traveler’s checks in strong currencies before traveling. With Britain’s pound devaluation and global market turmoil, tourists face volatile exchange rates. Experts urge travelers to use traveler’s checks for safety, note the pound may stabilize near $2.40, and highlight two-tier exchange systems like France to deter hot money.
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Diplomatic Tour Begins For Rogers
Secretary of State William P. Rogers starts a globe circling mission visiting SEATO and ANZUS meetings in Australia, then three Eastern European countries with Greece, and two Persian Gulf nations. Kissinger, who had met with Premier Chou En-lai, returned from China and spoke with Nixon and Rogers at the White House.
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Rogers
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Persian Gulf
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Chou En-lai
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White House
Bail Posted For Break In Suspect
James W. McCord Jr., one of five men charged in the Democratic National Committee break in, posted $3,000 bail and was released. He must live at his Bethesda Maryland home and report to a bail agency four days weekly in person and three by phone. A spokesman for the Nixon campaign alleged two Democratic loyalists on the payroll. Assistant U.S. Attorney Silbert noted $89,000 moved from a Mexico City bank to a Miami real estate firm linked to Bernard L. Barker.
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Nixon
Superior Court
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Mittee
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Miami
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Eldred Pa Battered By Raging Allegheny Floods
Eldred, in McKean County near the New York border, battled 12 foot water on Main Street with the Allegheny River cresting around 24 feet after four days of tropical storm Agnes rain. About 500 residents were evacuated as 12 stores and a seed mill were damaged or washed away.救
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New York
Tom Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
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Agnes
American Clean Tile Co
Israeli Navy Sinks Vessel off Lebanese Coast
Israeli naval force patrolling off the southern coast of Lebanon sank an armed vessel manned by Arab guerrillas near Tyre. No Israeli casualties were reported and the force returned safely, the military command announced.
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