Thurmond sees Nixon’s good will signal potential South reconciliation
Thurmond says Nixon's good will and common sense may restore relations with the South after estrangement. He notes IRS tax exemptions for six Southern private schools and hints at future admissions policy letters, but warns officials must change liberal adviser influence. He also cites renewed support for textile quotas and watches for broader attitude shifts.
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Washington
Ed Strom
Thurmond
Nixon
South
Addexi
Dolklay
South Carolina
Senate
Internal Revenue Serving
Justice Department
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon Himsel
Justice ‘Department
One Killed One Injured in Clovis Weekend Shootings
Police in Clovis investigated two weekend shootings. Edward Eaton of Farwell faces first degree murder charges for killing William Rose 51 at his home on Hinkle Street. Rose died at the scene. Eaton bonded at $10,000 and was jailed after extradition. Earlier, Eviriste Mondragon 22 was shot at the Clovis Youth Center and listed in fair condition. Bruno Gutierrez 19 of Bovina was charged with aggravated battery after extradition to New Mexico with a $2,000 bond. A juvenile suspect remains in custody for release to Clovis authorities.
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Clovis
Edward Eaton
Farwell
William Rose
Hinkle St
Curry County
James Moss
Eaton
Palmer County
Charles Lovelace
New Mexico
Jwander Massey
Afi
Eviriste Mondragon
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Wander Massey
Kansas City Boy Dies In Mishap
Kansas City boy Jamie Martin aged 13 was killed while being towed on an inner tube near Lake Granbury Texas. He released the tow rope near shore, the tube swung, and he struck a retaining wall, dying from a broken neck.
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Weatherford
Tex
Jamie Martin
Kansas City
Lake Granbury
Texas
Employee Foils Korvette’s Store Robbery in Queens
A $100000 robbery at Korvette’s in Queens was foiled when an employee slipped out and phoned police as three bandits herded about a dozen workers into a walk in safe. Police captured two suspects Louis King and Sidney Johnson and recovered money and diamonds. a third bandit remained at large.
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New York
Korvette’s
Queens
Employes
Louis King
Brooklyn
Sidney Johnson
Bronx
Car Trunk Crash Fatal to Child in Beeville
A 3 year old boy Ronnie Reyes of San Antonio died in a Beeville hospital from injuries after a crash on U S 101 two miles south of Skidmore. His parents Domingo and Mrs Reyes were treated in fair condition. Investigators said a tractor trailer was turning around and the Reyes vehicle failed to see a flag man. the flagman and truck driver were uninjured.
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Beeville
Ronnie Reyes
San Antonio
Skidmore
Texas Department of Public Safety
Domingo Reyes
Beeville Memorial Hospital
DPS
Reyes
Local Births in West Texas Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Danny Lee Clark of Shakewater welcome a daughter born at 9 36 a m weighing 12 ounces in West Texas Hospital. Gerald Thomas of 2711 S 2nd St celebrates a daughter born at 3 42 a m weighing 7 7 in Methodist Hospital. Kerby Mauldin of Idalou notes a daughter born at 11 49 a m weighing 6 4 in Methodist Hospital. Mike Cantillo of S13 Femplé Ave reports a daughter born at 12 09 a m weighing 7 3 in Methodist Hospital. Rasmel Roalles of 1517 38th St welcomes a daughter born at 11 09 p m weighing 6 1 in Methodist Hospital. Johnny Bocancura of 702 and Place witnesses a daughter born at 10 45 a m weighing 7 1 in Latif Clinic.
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Mra
Danny Lee Clark
Shakewater
West Texas Hospital
Gerald Thomas
Methodist Hospital
Budweiser Brewing Company
Mike Cantillo
S13
Femplé Ave
Shook the Company
Rasmel Roalles
la Fiesta Restaurant
Johnny Bocancura
Latif Clinic
Builers Construction Company
Soldier completes 130 mile desert trek in heat
Army sergeant Jack Nelson from Cleveland Ohio walked 130 miles across a desert on convalescent leave to honor Vietnam friends. He lost 20 pounds and finished with the cool creek ending and a flag for fallen comrades. He and his brother Arlen were greeted after the final 35 miles as temperatures topped 120 degrees over the trek.
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Jack Nelson
Arlen
Death Valley
Nelson
Vietnam
Cleveland
Ohio
Arlen Nelson
Downey
Calif
Regents fire KU dean’s assistant amid ammo purchase row
Kansas Regents dismissed Gary D. Jackson, a black law student and part time dean of men assistant, who police say signed for ammunition the day after a police shooting of a black youth in Lawrence. The action aimed to quell university ties to recent campus unrest.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Gary D. Jackson
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Jackson
Rick Dowdell
Mondale criticizes half hearted desegregation policy
Senator Mondale of Minnesota charged the Nixon administration and the Justice Department with pursuing incomplete desegregation efforts and failing to show moral leadership. He cited resistance to enforcement in the South and described black and white students in the same schools using different doors and schedules, with black teachers being fired or demoted. He warned support for integration may wane if laws are seen as tricks.
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Mondalé
Justice Department
Mondale
Senate Committee On Equal Educational Opportunity
Agesmien
South
Hawkins Warns of Avertable Race Disaster and Segregation Rise
Rep. Augustus Hawkins says the nation risks an avoidable race disaster as economic policies push blacks and whites toward separate societies. He cites unemployment in Watts and warns conditions could trigger an explosion, while noting recent reports on political prisoners in Vietnam.
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Washington
API
Augustus F. Hawkins
D-Calif
House
Hawking
Hawkins
UPI
Watts
Los Angeles
South Vietnam
Con Son
Man recovers life savings from junk can in Hong Kong
Fisher man Lo Cheung Tai did not panic when his son carried a tin can for a few cents refund containing the family’s life savings of 2350 dollars. He searched discarded cans at a shop and retrieved the money.
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Hong Kong
Lo Cheung-Tai
Michigan Crash Fatal To Texan
A San Antonio man, Paul Raney, 29, was killed when his car skidded off a road near Oscoda and struck a tree Saturday night. He was stationed at Wright Smith Air Force Base and the incident occurred near Osco a. The report notes San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge opened in 1937.
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Oscoda
Mitch
Paul Raney
San Antonio
Tex
Oscoa
Raney
Wurtsmith Air Force Base
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
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