Conference Seeks Support For Legal Help To Poor
Washington AP report on a three day National Conference on Law and Poverty urges the legal profession to expand help for the poor. It notes many lack awareness of aid, fear retaliation, and face legal complexities in housing, welfare, and disputes. The act funds up to 90 percent of local anti poverty programs.
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Jackson Schools Told to Desegregate Four Grades
NEW ORLEANS La AP The city of Jackson Mississippi was ordered by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to desegregate at least four grades in its public schools starting this fall. The court said the delay by school boards has ended and noted Jackson had already desegregated first grade last fall under a court order.
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Desalting Water Costs Drop but Remain High
The United States seeks economical desalting as global leaders meet in October. The Saline Water Office has cut costs from four to five dollars per thousand gallons to one to 1.25, yet consumer prices remain about 0.35 per thousand gallons. Demonstration plants in Webster South Dakota, Freeport Texas, and Roswell New Mexico advance methods like electrodialysis, long-tube distillation, and vapor compression.
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Avery Won't Label GOP Candidates
Gov. William H. Avery of Kansas says definitions are meaningless when asked if the GOP would nominate a liberal for president in 1968. He notes possible candidates include Pennsylvania's William Scranton and Michigan's George Romney, excludes Nelson Rockefeller as frontrunner. Avery and Gov. McKeithen speak at an Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting.
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Pacifists Arrested For Protests of War
AP report from San Francisco describes eight pacifists arrested at a protest, five seized at sea as they aimed to supply ships bound for Vietnam with food and medicine, and four men plus a 16 year old girl intercepted near an Oakland Army base with banners calling to end the war.
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Senior Citizens Picket AMA Talks
Five hundred protesters from the New York Congress of Senior Citizens staged a picket outside the Americana Hotel as an AMA committee considered Medicare proposals. The group urged doctors to cooperate with Medicare, chanting “two four six eight AMA cooperate” and distributing an open letter to physicians. The AMA opposes the boycott stance being debated during its annual convention.
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Selma Teens Join Boston Voter Registration Drive
Thirty six Selma Alabama teenagers aged 15 to 18 travel to Boston for a week long voter registration effort in Roxbury. Chaperoned by Rev George D Galloway they were selected for civil rights activity. Sweden donates 2,000,000 dollars to the United Nations to aid its finances.
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Bug Repelling Pill Sought By Researchers
New York scientists describe a future pill that could repel mosquitoes and other biting insects by acting through the skin. Researchers note some people are naturally less attractive to bugs and ongoing studies seek natural substances and synthetic compounds to extend protection and reduce disease transmission.
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Gone With the Wind producer David Selznick dies at 63
Hollywood reports David Selznick, 63, died of a heart attack in his lawyer's office. Jennifer Jones, his former wife and longtime companion, rushed to Mount Sinai with him. Selznick, famed for Gone With the Wind, faced delays to secure Clark Gable for Rhett Butler and built a famed film empire through meticulous, costly production. The article notes his birth in Pittsburgh and lineage from Lewia J. Selznick, plus ties to Louis B. Mayer and Vivien Leigh who became Scarlett O'Hara.
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