Frisco Schools Desegregation Busing Faces Boycotts
San Francisco began desegregated busing for 26 000 elementary pupils amid a 41 percent absentee rate on day one. Officials called it a safe start despite Chinatown and other areas boycotting. The citywide plan, approved by a federal judge, aims to integrate 97 schools with 50 000 students assigned.
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Lonely Rider
Mickey Metcalf
Mickey
Chinatown
San Francisco
UPI
Shaheen
Military Pay Raise Pressure Sparks Draft Legislation Battle
Washington lawmakers report Nixon ready to accept a 2.4 billion military pay raise while the Senate debates reviving the draft until June 6, 1973. The plan includes the largest military pay increase ever and seeks to end the draft with a permanent legal framework. Senate filibusters and wage price freeze clash with proposals to fund volunteers and adjust pay scales for early career personnel.
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House
Nixon
Senate
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Alan Cranston
Calif
Rep. Durward Hall
R-Mo
Armed Services
Hull
Gordon Allott
R-Corp
Stennis
Allott
Pentagon
Congress
Two New Storms and Ginger Move Across Atlantic
Tropical storm Heidi travels toward Nova Scotia with gale winds near 60 mph and a large wind field as Edith lashes Mexico's northern coast packing 50 mph winds. Hurricane Ginger remains powerful but distant 1,500 miles east of Cape Hatteras while a tropical low moves through the Windward Islands toward the Caribbean bringing showers and possible flooding.
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New England
Nova Scotia
Edith
Mexico
Ginger
Atlantic
Veidi
Cape Cod
Mass
New York-to
Europe
Tampico
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Central Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Windward
Caribbean
Demos Seek Change In Nixon Policy
Democratic governors pressed for changes in President Nixon's economic plan. They drafted a resolution calling for restraints on personal income after the 90 day breeze to be matched by similar profit limits and planned to seek GOP support at the National Governors Conference.
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Pla
Upi
Nixon
National Governors Conference
Egypt Addresses U N General Assembly First Half of November
Cairo plans to push the Middle East conflict at the United Nations with Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad leading Egypt's delegation in New York for the General Assembly's 26th session. Riad will meet with major foreign ministers as part of Cairo's broader diplomatic campaign.
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al Ahram
Mahmoud Riad
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Riad
New York
Egypt
General Assembly
U.N
Israel
Anwar Sadat
United Nations
Pickets Rally at Nashville High Schools Over Busing Plan
UPI reports renewed anti busing demonstrations in Nashville Davidson County with about 35 pickets at Bellevue High and 22 at Glencliff. Police found tacks near Donelson and Hickman elementary schools but no property damage. Attendance fell from 85 to 78 percent as officials vowed arrests for interference and supported the desegregation busing order.
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UPI
Nashville-Davidson County
Donelson
Hickman
Bellevue High School
Glencliff School
Metro
Asst
Donald Barlow
Barton
Beverly Briley
Briley
Medina trial defense pins hope on voiding murder charge
Defense in the Medina My Lai trial argues one murder charge may be voided as Capt. Ernest L. Medina faces three counts for killings at My Lai. Key witness Gene Oliver Jr. testified he shot a boy on his own initiative, with Medina allegedly shouting cease fire.
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FT. Mcpherson
Medina
Oliver
Robert James Lee
Oshkosh
Wis
Robert van Leer
Bollywood
Fla
Michael Grant Terry
Orem
Utah
Amber
William Clifton Riggs
Midland
Tex
My Lai
Robert B. Luper
6Th Battalion
Vietnam
Richard Blackledge
Peter Bourne
Atlanta
Sailor Hurt In Saigon Bombing Amid Rising Anti U S Sentiment
In Saigon Viet Cong firebombed an American truck injuring a U S sailor with second degree burns as unrest grows. Hue saw several U S vehicles targeted after a GI killed a Vietnamese youth over a watch leading to restricted movement for U S personnel and off limits orders for 12 000 servicemen.
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Saigon
U. S
U.S. Navy
Hue
U.S
McGovern Told Drugs Easily Available in Saigon
Senator George McGovern learned from the U.S. Army that while Saigon cooperates with the crackdown drugs are still readily accessible in Indochina. He said soldiers in Saigon claimed drugs could be obtained within 15 minutes in a random conversation.
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Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
UPI
George McGovern
D-S.d
Army
U.S
Indochina
McGovern
Saigon
Concentration Camp Law to be Repealed in House Debate
The House moves to revise or repeal the 1950 Emergency Detention Act amid minority fears of detention camps. Rep. John Conyers states the act created fear, noting there are no camps but citizens worry they could occur. The act allows detention of those likely to spy or sabotage during war or insurrection.
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UPI
House
Black House
John Conyers
D-Mich
America
Conyers
Kingsport publishing details and subscription pricing
The Kingsport publishing group lists Kingsport Times News and Kingsport News schedules with morning and evening editions and Sunday issues. It notes delivery days, holiday closures, and subscription rates including 20.00 per year mail and smaller rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Kingsport Times-News
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Lynn Garden
Tenn
Ternesses
Mail
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
the Express
Conser Il
the Ovmor
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