Boston Mayor Opposes Guard Mobilization Amid Racial Disorder
Mayor Kevin H. White formally opposes Gov. Francis W. Sargent’s mobilization of the National Guard and warns of possible court action to block it. Police and guards surround Hyde Park High School as tensions flare and a 17 year old black student is arrested.
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Hyde Park High
W. Arthur Garrity
Assistant
Corporation Council
Kevin Maloney
Hyde Park
Robert diGrazia
Joseph Jordan
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Ford lectures on inflation during World Series delay
President Ford used a World Series interruption to urge Americans to curb inflation and save money. He urged energy conservation, prudent spending, and productivity, citing advice from his parents and a Citizens' Action Committee. NBC delayed the game to air the remarks.
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UPI
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NBC
Bowie Kuhn
Citizens’ Action Committee
Sylvia Porter
Brezhnev Criticizes Congress Over Soviet Trade Ties
In Moscow Brezhnev, at a dinner for Treasury Secretary Simon and U.S. business leaders, denounced congressional efforts linking Soviet trade with emigration and Jews. He warned such demands threaten billions in trade and urged removing negative factors before further cooperation.
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UPI
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Treasury
William E. Simon
Congress
Brezhnev
Israel
Soviet Communist Party
Simon
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Soviet Union
Clouds Cover Eastern U S With Rain And Thunderstorms
A blanket of clouds spread over the eastern quarter of the country with rain and drizzle in southern New England the Middle Atlantic states the Appalachians and the eastern Ohio Valley. Showers and thundershowers moved through the Carolinas Georgia Alabama and the Florida Panhandle with notable rainfall in Valparaiso Florida Charlottesville Virginia and Wrightstown New Jersey. Temperatures ranged from 80 at Key West Florida to 30 at Flagstaff Arizona.
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Georgia
Alabama
Florida Panhandle
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Fla
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Wrightstown
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Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Rockies
California
Nation
Key West
Flagstaff
Ariz
Rockefeller seeks reopening of Senate hearings
Nelson Rockefeller asks the Senate Rules Committee to reopen hearings to explain two subjects affecting his vice presidential nomination. Rodino rejects reopening, a decision Cannon to rule on. Rockefeller says he is being tried in the press as Ford expresses support.
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Rockefeller
Laurance
Arthur Goldberg
New York
Senate
Cannon
Congress
Wisconsin Farmers Kill Calves in Protest Over Costs
Angry Wisconsin farmers loaded calves into a trench at Curtiss and shot or throat-slaughtered more than 650 calves and 15 pigs in a protest against rising feed costs and weak livestock prices. A similar action near Wisconsin Rapids saw 18 calves slaughtered as observers watched. Law enforcement reported no laws broken.
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United Press International
Wisconsin
Curtiss
Wis
National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin Rapids
Ford
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Brown Blames GOP Apathy Over California Unemployment
Edmund G Brown Jr accuses the Reagan administration of apathy and inaction as California faces 652,900 jobless and an 8.2 percent unemployment rate. He alleges at least 10 million dollars in federal funds were lost to fight unemployment due to low calculations and mismanagement of the Work Incentive Program WIN.
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Reagan
Sacramento
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