Nixon plan fuels busing controversy in Congress
President Nixon calls for halting new busing and empowering Justice Department in court disputes over busing orders. Reactions split along party lines with black leaders denouncing the move as constitutional assault while opponents praise the approach. Democratic rivals condemn the plan as a moral and political failure.
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Taiwan Elections Move Toward First Nationwide Vote
Taiwan's National Assembly passed legislation authorizing the first general elections since 1948 after four days of debate. The move is expected to keep Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang in power while broadening native Taiwanese participation. Speculation says elections may be held this fall following UN expulsion.
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