Northern Ireland Unionists Back PM Chichester Clark in Confidence Vote
In Belfast a crucial Unionist party vote supported Prime Minister James Chichester Clark after a private three hour meeting. The party backed the peace package with Britain to bring senior officials to Belfast to help secure housing and employment guarantees for Roman Catholics and halt religious hatred incitement. A three week arms amnesty was announced and a government inquiry into last month’s violence will start in Belfast Friday.
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State board frets over Texas Opportunity Plan loan defaults
Austin AP report says state college coordinating board and staff fear high delinquency as 200 loans are referred to the attorney general for collection. Board members push tougher collection methods and endorsement by parents. Also ratified sale of 14 million in student loan bonds at 5.41 percent interest from a 200 million voter-approved authorization.
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Wallace Proposes Parental March For School Desegregation
Former Gov George C Wallace urged Alabama parents to demand freedom of choice school desegregation plans and to attend schools with their children to dramatize grievances He said mothers and fathers should take their children to the schools they want and insist on access in a peaceful march during his 1968 campaign in Prichard and Montgomery
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