Desegregation Ruling Targets Hundreds Of Districts
A federal judge orders immediate HEW enforcement actions across 10 states and 127 districts with presumptive Swann violations and 200 state run schools. The ruling sets deadlines of 60 to 120 days for compliance, requires progress reports, and names states and districts with ongoing noncompliance despite federal funding.
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Onde Pratt
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Mississippi
Oklahoma
North Carolina
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Doubtful Outlook on Deficit Cure Widened Markets
The piece notes ongoing doubts about deficit cures as markets react to weak signals from smaller money markets including Italy and Scandinavian countries. The dollar showed weakness while expectations remained unsettled amid ongoing uncertainty about policy effectiveness.
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Italy
Scandinavian
United States
Top Citizens Named At Ralls Fete
Ralls and Crosby County residents gathered for the Ralls Chamber banquet honoring three outstanding citizens. Walt Gillen presided as outgoing president. Crosby County farmer was named citizen of the year. Mrs. Eddie Verell cited as woman of the year for aiding the Crosby County Satellite School and community groups. Homer Houston named teacher of the year. remarks highlighted civic achievements and future leadership in the chamber.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Crosby County
Walt Gillen
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Lion's Club
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Tie
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Good Fellows
Crosby County Soil Conservation
Rails Church of Christ
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Crosby
Tesas Luttle
Aasani
Mnembe
National Education Asst
Houston
Ratls Methodist Church
Lews Knight
Phillips Cool
Ralls Churchills
Gillon
Pst
OC Thomas
TS. NE
Deavaiaon Rals
Allan Adams
Andy Anderson
Jamies Stokes
Adams
Gary Ivey
Melvin McGiugh
Wayne Crossland
Becky Taylor
HW Mutlins
Norman Grant
James Seigler
Albert Seaver
Hank Robertson
Forrest Griffin
Shirley Marsh
Sonny Grant Wilgeiny
DeGan
Lois Chalfette Watkins
Hunt
Bill Tate
Billy Pai Wright
James Stokes
Dan Ruttman
Guerrillas' Boat Sunk Near Portuguese Guinea Frontiers
Portuguese military headquarters reported that marines on patrol intercepted a boat near the Gachew River carrying Cubans aiding anti Portuguese guerrillas. Eight armed guerrillas aboard drowned. later reports said all eight defendants were Cubans. The guerrillas had bases in Senegal and operated toward the frontier region south of the area.
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Senegal
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Cape Verde Islands
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Amilcar Cabral
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Guinea
Burglars Steal $780 Worth of Clothes From Home
Police report a burglary at a residence on Lae Rallicent Street where $780 in clothes and personal items were taken. Items including coats, slacks, shirts, shoes, and other goods were stolen after an intruder entered while the occupant was away. Officer notes the crime under investigation with no arrests at this time.
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Miki
Reyeirts
Tissot
Lawyers To File New Appeal In Calley Case
The court denied major technical claims and upheld murder conviction for Lt. Calley in the My Lai case. Calley’s civilian attorney said an appeal would be filed within 30 days, with possible Supreme Court review on constitutional grounds.
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My Lai
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Ft. Benining
Ft Leavenworth
Kan
George Latimer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Latimer
Supreme Court
Vietnam POW Repatriation and Paris Talks Progress
In Saigon a Defense Department spokesman said U S transport will fetch POWs and fly to Clark Air Base before Philippine repatriation. Vietnam prisoner releases continue with hundreds freed in Quang Ngai and Loc Ninh as top level talks in Paris discuss South Vietnam’s political settlement and possible rapid negotiations despite alleged ceasefire violations by the Viet Cong and Saigon.
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Philippines
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South Vietnam
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le Trung Hien
SIL
Paris
Dinh Ba Thi
Viet Cong
Provisional Revolutionary
Neuyen Phuong Thiep
Saigut
Saisum
Fire destroys dorm lounge and causes floor damage
Chitwood contends the blaze was controlled in about 15 minutes after being reported. The fourth floor fire caused considerable damage while the fifth car blaze was minor. The basement fires activated the sprinkler system and prevented further spread. Furniture in the basement lounge suffered heavy smoke damage on all three floors. No injuries reported and no arrests by Friday night.
Ervin Urges Press To Defend Freedom
Senator Ervin, 76, urges the press to defend freedom amid ongoing battles with executive power. He cites FBI probes, the Pentagon Papers, and bias concerns, insisting the press must change public opinion and remain independent from government pressure.
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Tle
White House
Exvin
Confidentia Micos
Record deer and wildlife figures from 1972 report
AUSTIN AP. The Parks and Wildlife Department released its 1972 annual report noting hunters killed about 273000 deer and millions of doves and quail. The department recorded 2.7 million licenses generating $6.5 million and $418000 in fines. Only 458 acres of new park land were purchased, and contracts with Gi Tacres were opening at year’s end.
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Briscoe Signs Funds for State Revision Commission
Austin observers report Governor Dolph Briscoe signed a 3.9 million appropriation to create a constitutional revision commission and announced a Thursday meeting to pick 37 members. A 6 member committee will field nominees. 500 names were released for potential slots from politics business labor education and special interest groups.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
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Ray Karkpatrick
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Iren House
Ty Ake
Arthur Penile
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Hobby
Houston
Mior House
Snow Threat Dominates Regional Weather Outlook
The region faces a spreading winter storm with snow in the southwest and plains, cold fronts moving into the Ohio Valley and Appalachians, and severe weather warnings for southern New England to Virginia. Forecasters expect continued cold temperatures, elevated clouds over Texas, and possible precipitation across North and East Texas with little improvement today.
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