Black attendance rises in Boston amid guarded desegregation
Crowds are peaceful as 450 state and metropolitan police guard South Boston during the 22nd day of court ordered school desegregation. Eight black buses arrive at South Boston High with Mohawk escorts. minimal protests, six injuries and four arrests reported. Federal officials consider civil rights prosecutions while Mayor White demands federal aid and opposes Ford’s remarks on the desegregation order.
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Boston
UPI
South Boston
Hgh
Metropolitan District
Kevin H. White
State and Metropolitan District Commission
Washington
William B. Saxbe
Justice Department
Ford
White
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
UN warns world near human disaster over grain crops
FAO chief Ad deke H. Boerma warns of widespread human disaster from poor grain crops. Rich nations urged to provide large scale food and economic aid to developing countries, with 8 to 12 million tons of grain needed soon. He supports halted Soviet shipments and favors human aid over livestock feeds.
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Rome
UPI
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
Addeke H. Boerma
Boerma
Ford
Soviet Union
U.N
U.S
India
Board finds draft resisters differ from stereotype
The Presidential Clemency Board chair Charles Goodell says the first 86 cases show many resisters have poor education and low income, not the bright college youths imagined. The board reviews 8,700 evaders and 200,000 deserters under new mitigating procedures.
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Washington
UPI
Presidential Clemency Board
Charles Goodell
Goodell
Hoax Drives Hoarders In Hayward Cigarette Wrapper Scheme
Hayward residents collected thousands of cigarette wrappers in a false drive to fund hospital equipment. Tobacco firms denied participation, but Ike Fishman and others persist, hoping to redeem wrappers for Fairmont Hospital despite the hoax.
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Hayward
Calif
UPI
PTA
Good Samaritans
Tobacco
Tobacco Company
Ike Fishman
Kennedy wife Joan may enter drinking driver program
Mrs Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward Kennedy faces a November 6 traffic court date on drunk driving charges. She is likely to plead guilty to a reduced misdemeanor and join an experimental program for drinking drivers after a minor rear end incident near the Kennedy home in McLean Virginia. No injuries were reported and Assistant Commonwealth's attorney William Bechtold described the case.
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Mclean
UPI
Joan Kennedy
Kennedy
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Washington
Commonwealth's
William Bechtold
Second Daley ally facing jail term
In Chicago, Aldermen Paul Wigoda and Thomas Keane were found guilty by federal juries of income tax fraud and multiple counts of mail fraud with conspiracy. Wigoda faces up to three years and Keane up to ninety years.
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Daley Ally
Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Paul T. Wigoda
Thomas E. Keane
Daley
Keane
Wigoda
Ku wait to buy SS Catalina for five million dollars
In SAN PEDRO California United Press International reports the oil rich state of Ku wait plans to purchase the Southern California steamship line vessel SS Catalina for about five million dollars. President Jack Stanaland says missing the deal would deprive his family of its chance to inherit the famed Great White Steamer that ferried visitors to Santa Catalina Island for five decades.
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San Pedro
Calif
UPI
Kuwait
United States
Jack Stanaland
Steamship Company
Santa Catalina Island
Labor wins embattled Britain in slim majority
Prime Minister Harold Wilson secured a wafer thin House of Commons majority of 319 to 316 as results came in. He promised a victory statement and a bold Socialist program to tackle the economic crisis, while Edward Heath rejected defeat.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Britain
Wilson
Labor Party
House of Commons
Labor
Liverpool
Huyton
Mills Ill After Stripper Scuffle Haunts Campaign
Rep. Wilbur Mills announced illness preventing public appearance after a woman left his car and jumped into the Potomac. Mills called the incident embarrassing and said he will return to work as poll numbers suggested tough re election fight behind opponent Judy Petty who amid the scandal appeared to gain momentum.
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Washington
UPI
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Potomac River
Mills
Eugene Goss
Jefferson Memorial
Ways and Means
Judy Petty
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