High Court Curbs Integration Power
The equally divided Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling that federal district courts cannot force school desegregation across boundaries in Richmond Virginia. No opinion or vote details were released and the decision does not bind other cities with similar cases.
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U.S. District Court
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Richmond City
Henrico
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Atlanta
Capitol Hill
Kissinger Tho Hold Long Bilateral Talks in Paris
In Paris Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho planned another session after deputies held 12 hours of talks without reported progress on Vietnam cease fire violations. Kissinger and Tho have met in three days of discussions and will return to Washington for briefings.
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Former Mayor H. Delmar Freeman Dies
H. Delmar Freeman, 61, longtime Logan resident and former mayor (1962-63), died at 2:40 p.m. Sunday at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus after weeks as a patient. He owned Freeman's Greenhouse and was a member of the Logan Lions Club. Survived by wife Nellie, son Kenney, daughters Ginger Pack and Judy Reynolds, two grandsons, a brother, two sisters. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Roberts Funeral Home. Burial Oak Grove Cemetery. Family visitation after 7 p.m. tonight and all day Tuesday.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
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Eastern Star
Leonard-Lyke Funeral Home
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Trinity United Methodist Church Memorial Fund
Seventeen Acquitted in Camden Draft Raid Case
A Camden jury acquitted 17 defendants charged in a raid on a draft board. All admitted participation and FBI agents caught many at the office. The verdict followed FBI testimony and judge remarks about government overreach.
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N.J
FBI
Gold prices soar as Nixon resignation rumors grip markets
In Europe gold surged to record highs with Zurich at 113 dollars an ounce and London at 112.50 as traders speculated Nixon could resign over Watergate. The dollar fell to new lows across Frankfurt Paris and other centers amid nervous markets and rumors.
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Haldeman Pressed CIA to Intervene in FBI Watergate Probe
Senate hearing disclosed H R Haldeman told CIA officials it was the President's wish to have the CIA urge the FBI to slow its Watergate investigation. Richard Helms confirmed a memo by deputy Vernon Walters reporting that Haldeman directed Walters to meet with acting FBI Director Gray. Helms defended keeping the CIA out of Watergate and questioned why Walters was chosen to approach Gray. He cited executive privilege in discussing Nixon conversations and hinted at reasons for his CIA departure.
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Mexico
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Dow Falls On Watergate Worries In New York Trading
The noon Dow Jones industrial average slipped 7.08 points to 888.09 as concerns over Watergate and economic uncertainty weighed on sentiment. Decliners outpaced advancers by 1,161 to 219 on the New York Stock Exchange amid active trading.
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New York Stock Exchange
NUL Leader Julius A. Thomas Dies at 76 in Dayton
Julius A. Thomas, 76, longtime administrator for the National Urban League, died Sunday in Dayton after 29 years of service with the organization.
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Ohio
Julius A. Thomas
National Urban League
Logan Housing Boom May Peak in 1973 Construction Surge
A Logan Daily News survey indicates 1973 could see a record surge in housing and commercial development. The Logan Metropolitan Housing Authority awaits a 1.6 million federal grant for a senior citizens complex on West Main Street. Harold Drummond reports a 110 unit housing project on the former Hildebrandt farm near Lake Logan is nearing approval with plans and sewer work already drafted.
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Main
Second
Old Hospital
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Drummond Construction Co
Hildebrandt
Lake Logan
Forecast Sunny Warm Tuesday in Hocking Valley
The region near Hocking Valley is forecast for sunny and warmer weather with highs near 80. Current conditions show 63 degrees at 11 a.m. after an overnight low of 43, with a half inch of rain recorded over the weekend.
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