Boston Schools Back Into Court Over Desegregation Plan
National and local actions unfold as Boston, Detroit, and Kentucky school officials face court reviews of desegregation and busing for the new school year. Judge Garrity orders court appearances after delays, while Detroit rejects two desegregation plans and sets guidelines for racial balance. Cities move toward or prepare for court-ordered busing amid varying public responses and safety measures.
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Associated Press
Boston
Detroit
Kentucky
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
Boston School Committee
Robert E. DeMascio
DeMascio
Board of Education
Dayton
Ohio
Louisville
Jackson
Denver
Colo
Kissinger dodges question on Tanzania ambassador firing
Secretary of State Kissinger refused to confirm reports that Ambassador W. Beverly Carter Jr. was fired or reassigned from Tanzania, citing a principle against terrorists negotiating with American officials. The article notes Carter’s alleged involvement in negotiations to free kidnapped Stanford students and a Dutch woman, and mentions a planned Congressional Black Caucus inquiry.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
W. Beverly Carter Jr
U.S
Tanzania
Carter
Stanford University
Zaire
White House
Vail
Colo
Kissinger
State Department
U.S. Information Agency
Congressional Black Caucus
Mrs Hoffa Collapses and Is Hospitalized in Detroit
Josephine Hoffa wife of missing ex Teamsters leader James Hoffa was reported in stable condition at a Detroit hospital after collapsing at home Sunday Her son James P Hoffa said she collapsed from strain and exhaustion as relatives kept vigil at their Lake Orion home since Hoffa’s disappearance on July 30 Her physician Dr George Mogill said the strain has been intense on Mrs Hoffa
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Detroit
Josephine Hoffa
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Ambulance Returns to Service at Audrain Center
Audrain Medical Center’s one emergency ambulance was back in full operation Saturday after engine replacement. Administrator Woodrow Lee said the repaired unit, which broke down on August 8, was sent to AMC by Charles E. Still Hospital in Jefferson City and returned Saturday.
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Audrain Medical Center
Woodrow Lee
Mr. Lee
AMC
Charles E. Still Hospital
Jefferson City
Portuguese crowd traps Communists in Alcobaca violence
In Alcobaca, 1500 Communist supporters were trapped for over three hours by anti Communist demonstrators as clashes left more than 20 injured. Premier Vasco Goncalves, facing opposition to his Communist line, pledged to stay in power and urged party and military unity.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Almada
Tagus
Communist Party
Alvaro Cunhal
Alcobaca
Goncalves
Copcon
Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Francisco da Costa Gomes
Carvalho
Beef Firm Officials Surrender At Omaha
ABP President Frank R. West and vice president Robert E. Lee surrendered to Douglas County authorities under a multicount indictment. The case, tied to charges similar to those already pending in Iowa, includes fraud and obtaining money under false pretenses.
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Omaha, Neb
American Beef Packers
ABP
Frank R. West
Robert E. Lee
Douglas County
Pottawattamie County
Iowa
West
Arthur O’leary
Immunization Timetable Sent With Doctor Bills
Missouri doctors mail Immunization Timetables and record books with October bills to encourage measles mumps polio and other vaccines. The effort, led by the Missouri State Medical Association Woman's Auxiliary aims to raise low local immunization rates and prevent disease outbreaks statewide.
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Jefferson City
Woman’s Auxiliary
Missouri State Medical Association
The
Missouri Piesston of Health
William R. McPhee
Kansas City
MSMA
State Medical Association
John Balhuizen
Balhuizen
Indian envoy defends Indira Gandhi on press censorship
Indian ambassador to the United States Triloki Nath Kaul says Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was justified in censoring the press to curb revolt. He forecasts an end to the emergency in months but warns it could extend if opposition resists cooperation. He contrasts Indian and American press freedom and asserts civilian supremacy in India.
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Washington
India
United States
Indira Gandhi
Triloki Nath Kaul
Kaul
Tornado damages farms near Ewing Missouri
A funnel cloud damaged about five farm houses near Ewing, Missouri, with widespread damage to trees and cars but no injuries reported. The twister touched down about 244 miles south of here for about one mile, in northeast Missouri, near Hannibal and the Mississippi River.
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Ewing, Mo
Missouri
Highway Patrol
Ewing
Hannibal
Mississippi River
Here
Congressman Hechler Learns Skills Through Odd Jobs
Huntington West Virginia AP reports Representative Ken Hechler unopposed since 1974 is spending congressional recess working odd jobs to gain practical skills. Hechler, 61, has garbage collection, newspaper ads, truck driving, restaurant waiter duties, and apple butter stirring at Beckley festival. He says manual work will help him understand ordinary citizens’ challenges and improve his effectiveness in Washington. The third week includes roles as orderly, maintenance worker, carryout clerk, social worker with shut-ins, farm worker, and traffic cop.
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Huntington
W.va
Ken Hechler
Congress
Hechler
Beckley
Washington
Glenwood Methodist Home
Newborn Son of Centralia Couple Born at 12:09 PM
Russell Patrick is the eight pound eight ounce infant of Mr and Mrs Robert B Chrisman of Centralia. The child was born at 12 09 p.m. Sunday. Mr Chrisman works at Sinclair Comparative Medicine Research Farm.
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Russell Patrick
Robert B. Chrisman
Centralia
Chrisman
Sinclair Comparative Medicine Research Farm
Schmidt welcomes Carmen Gail Schmidt in Kingdom City
Carmen Gail Schmidt is the seven pound twelve ounce daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Schmidt of Kingdom City born at 638 am Sunday. Mr Schmidt is employed by Harbison Walker Refractories in Fulton.
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Carmen Gail
Edward J. Schmidt
Kingdom City
Mr. Schmidt
Harbison Walker Refractories
Fulton
Rountree Daughter Born to Auxvasse Couple
Lindsay Doreen Rountree, a daughter, was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Dickie L Rountree of Auxvasse. She weighed eight pounds three ounces and was born at 830 PM. Mr Rountree works for Moorman's Manufacturing of Auxvasse.
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Lindsay Doreen
Dickie L. Rountree
Auxvasse
Rountree
Moorman's Manufacturing
Mine Drainage Kills Fish In Big River
A 100-foot dam break at Dresser Minerals Co. drainage pond released mud like sediment into Mill Creek and Big River, killing fish along two miles and polluting 13 miles downstream. Washington County Route E blocked by sediment wall. crews cannot safely repair the breach, and fish counts may be unreliable.
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Potosi
Big River
Washington County
Dresser Minerals Co
James Whitley
Conservation Department
Mill Creek
Whitley
Big
States Hold Payments In SSI Dispute
The Washington Star reports thirty states withhold a total of 206 million dollars from SSI payments amid a dispute over the program. It cites overpayments and notes New York and California as leading debtors, with state officials claiming and correcting extensive errors and recoveries.
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Washington
Social Security Administration
Washington Star
The
Star
Social Security
New York
California
Jerald A. Prod
Prod
Stephen Berger
Doctor Surprised McCracken Defies Kidney Dialysis
SAN BERNARDINO CALIF AP nearly a month after he chose to forgo kidney machine treatments Chuck McCracken grows weaker and loses weight yet outlives the doctor’s two week forecast by two weeks in a weekend interview he says he is doing fine The 37 year old patient with kidney disease thyroid condition paralysis and diabetes said he was told he would not live long after unplugging from dialysis on July 22 He said the treatments were painful and that he had only a 30 percent chance of a year with them The Lord is taking care of me and the doctor is surprised I am as well as I am
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San Bernardino
Calif
Chuck McCracken
McCracken
Father Of Four Causes Stir With Gay Crusade
Gary Hess a 45 year old educator and school board member in Santa Barbara Calif has sparked a local controversy by promoting freedom of sexual preference He says he no longer views people by gender and advocates for inclusive sex education His four children Wendy 14 Kevin 12 Michael 18 and Justin 16 react with mixed feelings Hess after a 25 year Navy career was discharged from the reserve He has pursued court action claiming First Amendment free expression rights and faced opposition from groups seeking to keep him from working with students.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Gary Hess
Hess
Wendy
Kevin
Michael
Justin
Gay People’s Union
University of California
Navy
Reserve
No Increase In Number Of Black Doctors
The National Medical Association says the number of black doctors in the United States has not risen in five years due to economic pressures and prejudices. Doctors cited include Dr. Edwin Shirley and Dr. Jasper Williams, with concerns over cost, examinations, and black professionals leaving medicine for other fields.
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Miami Beach
United States
National Medical Association
Edwin Shirley
Public Health Trust Board
Miami
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Jasper Williams
NMA
Alfred Fisher
Fisher
Williams
Typhoon Phyllis Dwindles In Sea Of Japan Toward Monsoon
Typhoon Phyllis weakened to a moderate tropical monsoon over the Sea of Japan today. Police reported 35 dead 23 missing and 102 injured as a result of the storm.
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Tokyo
Phyllis
Sea of Japan
OPEC Talks Open on Oil Price Hike in Vienna
In Vienna economic experts from the 13 OPEC members opened talks expected to back a higher oil price. Ministers meet September 24 to discuss the recommendations. The posted price of oil remains $10.46 per barrel and the price freeze ends September 30. The experts will meet for a week and their findings will not be public.
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Vienna
Austria
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
OPEC
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