Negro Rejected for Vista Leader Post in Detroit
AP reports William R. Ford, 35, of Detroit, declined appointment as national director of Volunteers In Service to Michigan Employment Security America. Ford, Michigan director for the U S Office of Economic Opportunity from 1966 to last March, said he would remain to continue Michigan urban program work and bring directives to fruition.
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Detroit
William R
Ford
Nixon
the Volunteers In Service
Michigan Employment Security America
Michigan
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
MESC
Repeal Of Detention Measure Is Urged
Washington AP deputy attorney general Kleindienst urged repeal of a 1950 internal security emergency detention law to ease fears of antiwar protesters. He said the statute sparked unfounded suspicions of detention power and noted its WWII misuse against Japanese Americans. The Justice Department backs repeal in a letter to Senator Eastland as Senate considers Inouye’s bill.
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Washington
Nixon
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Kleindienst
Justice Department
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Solons Say It Can Be Done End By Christmas
Congress can finish money bills this year without a post Christmas special session, despite President Nixon threats. Leaders cite time limits and key bills like the $70 billion defense appropriation and Labor-HEW funding, with debates over desegregation riders and Safeguard ABM funds.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
House
Senate Appropriations
Congress
Nixon
Mansfield
Montana
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Committee
Richard B. Russell
D'Ga
Senate Committee
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Departments of Labor
Health, Education and Welfare
Forces to push home construction up in five years
Three pressures will raise demand for housing in the next five years. The pool includes 34 million veterans returning from Vietnam, rising demands from African Americans for better housing, and the postwar shift from apartments to single family homes by the generation born during World War II.
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Vietnam
Militant Left Losing Steam on College Campuses
AP reporting from Milwaukee and Chicago shows conservative leader David A. Keene claiming the leftist movement wanes on campuses after violence dents, while in Illinois a new income tax challenge questions pre Aug 1 gains. Four Chicago area plaintiffs sue over tax collection from pre date earnings. Keene cites campus unrest, deauthorization risks at UW and college admins misreading SDS peace rhetoric.
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Milwaukee
David A. Keene
Young Americans For Freedom
Chicago
Illinois
George Mahin
Illinois Revenue Department
Mahin
Terrance R. Mitchell
Asalee Laborn
Sears, Roebuck and Co
John A. Peterson
Frederick W. Wendnagel
Court Decides Disputed Tree To Come Down
Minnesota Supreme Court orders the 75 foot elm to be removed as a nuisance after a long dispute between Minneapolis neighbors. The Bergins must cut the tree at an estimated cost of $295, the court ruling notes ownership and boundary issues. Roots damaged Holmberg’s sidewalk and fence. tree invaded neighboring property.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota Supreme Court
Minneapolis
Raymond Bergin
Woodlawn Blvd
Melvin Holmberg
Martin Nelson
Pergins
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Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
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Students For A Democratic Society
Keene
University of Wisconsin Law
Republican Women’s Club
YAF
Fort Atkinson
New Left
SDS
Radical Left
University of Wisconsin
Robben Fleming
University of Michigan
Nacuna Acitatare Earlior Thic Vaar
New
Keene Said
Old World
Rane
Barclay’s
Barclay's
JRS. Barclay & Co, Limited
Peoria, Illinois
la Crosse Tribune
DuPont T.M
Pewburys
First National Bank
First National Bank “of LA
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