Southern Pacific Train Service Saved Amid Hearings Move
Nevada senator hailed a court or ICC action allowing continued operation of the City of San Francisco between Ogden and San Francisco. He urged Western Pacific and Union Pacific to drop pending applications to end daily Nevada passenger trains and warned of growing transport needs as population rises.
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Maddox Calls U S Suit Over Schools a Sham
The Justice Department sues Georgia for failing to desegregate its schools. Gov. Maddox calls the action a sham while senators Russell and Talmadge warn of possible court delays. HEW says federal funds could be restored to 30 districts only after a final court order.
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Soviets Hide Chagrin As Nixon Tours Romania
In Moscow the Soviet leadership masked displeasure at President Nixon's Romania visit while signaling stronger official disappointment to surface next week when Leonid Brezhnev snubs the Romanian Communist Party Congress. Soviet coverage was brief and the Kremlin's stance contrasts with Nixon's explicit diplomacy and Romania's bid for national independence.
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Happy Chandler Returns to Kentucky Capital as Restaurateur
Former Gov. Happy Chandler has returned to Frankfort to operate Lum's restaurant after losing the 1968 gubernatorial primary. He reenters public life in a business role, aiming to make a mark in the capital.
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Arab Summit Aims to Boycott Israel in Economic War
At an Alexandria conference the 17 nation Bureau for Boycotting Israel studied a 73 point plan to push Western nations to halt trade with Israel. Meanwhile fighting flared along the Suez Canal with Israeli Egyptian clashes and casualties near the Sea of Galilee and Dead Sea region as Lebanon denied Israeli rocket charges.
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Pueblo release promise from Hanoi eyed by May
The Rev Paul D. Lindstrom of the Remember the Pueblo Committee cites a high level government source predicting the three U S soldiers held in Hanoi will be released by Wednesday. He says the source also foretold the USS Pueblo crew release in December.
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