Busing Attitudes Shift in Congress Over Desegregation
The piece traces a shift among AE Witt era liberals toward anti-busing measures as Congress weighs funding bans and delaying court ordered desegregation plans. It highlights Michigan representatives including James G. O'Hara crossing party lines, reacting to Detroit school desegregation orders and cross district bus policies amid mounting political pressure in the North and South.
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Antiebusing Frees
H. Allen Smith
William S. Broomfield
Firm’s Festive Displays Net Big Holiday Business
Tex Hale runs a multimillion dollar Christmas display operation selling oversized holiday scenes to over 6,000 communities. The Houston based firm employs about 120 people from July to December to assemble 40 000 square feet of displays using thousands of lights and miles of wiring for shoppers nationwide.
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