San Francisco Begins Desegregation Busing Amid Boycott
41 percent of 29,000 elementary students were absent on the first day of the court ordered desegregation plan in San Francisco. Despite boycott activity, Schools Superintendent Thomas Shaheen called the day a success with no violence or disruption.
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We All Love Kids
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Hurricanes stir in Atlantic paths as Heidi nears New England
UPI reports tropical storm Heidi with 60 mph winds moving north northeast toward Nova Scotia and passing about 100 miles east of Cape Cod. Edith weakens after striking Mexico while Ginger remains powerful but not a threat to land. forecasters track two new depressions and a developing low over the Windward Islands.
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National Hurricane Center
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Medina defense challenges one murder charge in My Lai case
Defense lawyers in Capt. Ernest L. Medina's My Lai trial argue one murder count may be voided. Testimony from Gene Oliver Jr. says he killed a boy on his own initiative, not under Medina's orders, while Oliver admitted to concealing the act until now. Eight defense witnesses praise Medina as a strong, trustworthy commander.
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UPI
Ernest L. Medina
Medina
My Lai
Gene Oliver Jr
Fort Lauderdale
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Oliver
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Oshkosh, Wis
Robert van Leer
Hollywood, Fla
Michael Grant Terry
Orem
Utah
Manson loses jail privileges amid court turmoil
Charles Manson had 10 days of jail privileges revoked after setting fire to bedding in his Hall of Justice cell. He faced ongoing trials for the Hinman and Shorty slayings while on death row for Tate Sabianca murders. He reportedly told guards he would punch the judge and was involved in a clash with guards during the morning.
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UPI
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Manson
Tate-Sabianca
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Donald Shorty
Shea
Sheriff's Department
Lompoc Record Admits Second Class Mail Status
The Lompoc Record announces its status as a second class mail publication in Lompoc California under Act of Congress and lists its staff roles and professional associations including California News Publishers United Press International and other press bodies.
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Lompoc
California
Lompoc Record
Lompoc Record Publications
Kenneth L. Adam
Harry J Crompe
Lawrence Crossman
J. Donald Adam
Gaylen Jackson
California News
Inter-American Press Association
National Newspaper Association and
California Press Association
Alioto Open to Settlement in Fee Case
San Francisco Mayor Joseph L Alioto may settle a 2.3 million fee dispute before trial in King County Superior Court. Attorney Paul Grossman said the mayor would be willing to travel to Seattle this week as the trial slated to start next week looms. Defendants include Alioto former Washington State attorney general John J O Connell and George Faler.
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UPI
San Francisco
Joseph L. Alioto
Paul Grossman
Donald K. Gaines
King County Superior Court
Alioto
Washington
John J. O'Connell
George Faler
O Connell
Senate Passes Child Programs Funding In California
In Sacramento the Senate approved SB702 by Casanovich to allocate 1 million dollars for a state program aiding poor pre-school children. The bill faced mixed votes and is set for Assembly action as other measures on billboards river master plans and disease control face varied outcomes.
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Casanovich
van Nuys
Assembly
Transportation Committee
Beilenson
Beverly Hills
Collier
Yreka
Mansfield calls for nonaggression pact and NATO rethink
U.S. Senate leader Sen. Mike Mansfield urged backing a nonaggression pact among European nations and proposed retrenching NATO to standby status over five years. He warned Europe may resist U.S. troop and funding cuts without reciprocal European cost sharing. The speech followed talks with seven Western European leaders amid a shift toward potential European peace.
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UPI
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Demo governors seek GOP support on economic policy
Democratic governors urged Republican votes for a resolution calling for changes in President Nixon’s policy. The draft urged wage price restraints after the 90 day freeze to be paired with profit limits. It also proposed investment tax credits and criticized accelerated depreciation.
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P.R
UPI
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