Rights Commission Calls For More Urban Busing
The Civil Rights Commission urges busing students between inner city and suburbs to desegregate big city schools. It notes progress in some districts but says inner city children have yet to benefit, and cites housing policies that reinforced segregation. The 119 page report links borders to racial and economic barriers and cites federal practices since the 1930s that confined minorities to inner cities.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Merdeallan
Griffin B. Bell
Supreme Court
Gvertions Commission
Savery
Gerald
Chasin Voyage Rgdge
Ra Ae Bipartisan Commission
Singphroee
Ait
Mandatory Police Training Approved in Missouri House
Missouri House gave tentative approval to bills for mandatory police training and for regulating private employment agencies. The police bill would require 240 hours of training within the first year for new hires and allow a one year extension for small towns. current officers would not be forced to retrain. The employment agency bill targets unlicensed agencies and abusive practices, with rules on licensing and fees.
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Jefferson City
House
Governmental Review Committee
Senate
John Schneider
D-St. Louis
William Phelps
Schneider
Conn
John Sharp
Kansas City
Sharp
Missouri
Employment Agency
Joe Kenton
Kenton
MT Or
March of Dimes funds split and national president salary
The article explains that 60 percent of March of Dimes funds are administered nationally with emphasis on research to prevent birth defects, while 40 percent goes to local chapters for patient and prenatal services and education. It also states the national president Joseph Nee earned between 50,000 and 58,000 dollars annually and has 30 years of service.
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March of Dimes
A. Charles L. Massey
Massey
Joseph Nee
National Foundation
the Ledger
Veterans Administration
Births Benjamin Scott Wilson and Glen Robert Bates
Mr and Mrs Gail Wilson of Wellsville announce the birth of a son Benjamin Scott Wilson weighing 10 pounds eight ounces born Wednesday at 4 45 pm at St John s Mercy Hospital in St Louis. He has a sister Nicole five. Grandparents include Clyde Wilson Wellsville and William Hale Martinsburg. Mr Wilson works for Wellsville Fire Brick Co. Mr and Mrs James Albert Bates of Paris announce a son Glen Robert Bates weighing eight pounds nine ounces born Monday at 8 28 pm at Audrain Medical Center. He has a half brother James A Bates Jr. Grandparents Glen Bates Mexico and Robert Meals Madison.
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Benjamin
Scott Wilson
Gail Wilson
Wellsville
Benjamin Scott Wilson
St John’s Mercy Hospital
St. Louis
Nicole
Clyde Wilson
William Hale
Martinsburg
F.A. Garrett
Finley Johnson
Price Hale
Wilson
The
Wellsville Fire Brick Co
James Albert Bates
Paris
Glen Robert Bates
Audrain Medical Center
James A. Bates Jr
Glen Bates
Mexico
Robert Meals
Madison
Bates
Miss Lillian Carter Visits Vikhroli India
Mrs Carter headed the U S delegation to President Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed funeral in Bombay meeting Indira Gandhi and Indian leaders. Thousands mobbed the 70 year old as she recalled her Peace Corps nursing days at a community clinic and a school performance amid a tearful homecoming in Vikhroli.
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Vikhrol
India
Lillian Carter
Peace Corps
Carter
Bombay
Vikhroli
Mrs. Carter
Co Ockers
Hag
Mrs. Gandhi
Tehran
Certainty About Religion and Truth in Catholic Faith
The text argues that true religion must be the single, universal truth aligned with God’s rule of life. It presents history, the Bible, and tradition as proofs, and asserts the Catholic Church holds this certainty. A promotional coupon invites readers to learn more.
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God
Northwest Faces Severe Drought Across States
Washington Idaho Oregon and Montana brace for drought jeopardizing crops and power. Officials warn of 1.6 billion in losses and seek a 135000 cloud seeding program as hydroelectric power risks failure. Experts note moisture conflicts and cross state water tensions amid critical shortages.
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Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Montana
Pacific
Wayne Kidwell
Fan Redeue
Kidwell
Bill Seeks Vote On Sweepstakes
AP reports Missouri lawmakers hear a proposed constitutional amendment to limit the state lottery law to contests requiring a purchase or exchange of money. The measure would exempt sweepstakes offered by magazine publishers and similar promotions while advertising remains a concern.
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Neoepitekts
Missouri
Hawai Civil
Justice
Joseph
Youngdahl
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