Detroit Buses Begin Court Ordered School Integration
Detroit became the largest U S city to implement a court ordered desegregation plan as 298 yellow school buses carried thousands of black and white elementary students to classes amid freezing rain. Middle and high schools will report Tuesday. monitors and police ensured peaceful runs with no demonstrations.
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Mothers Alert
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CIA Infiltration at Three Universities Revealed
Newly released CIA Operation Chaos files detail infiltration of dissident groups at three U S universities in 1970 and 1971 including Young Socialist Alliance. Papers total 141 pages and were released by the Political Rights Defense Fund amid a multimillion-dollar suit against CIA and FBI.
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Socialist Workers Party
Political Rights Defense Fund
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NBC News
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Rockefeller Commission
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Brown University
Boston University
Utah State University
$1,000 Scholarship To Mexico Man
Dwight R. Hubert of Mexico receives the Joseph M. Clark Memorial Scholarship from the Associated General Contractors of Missouri to fund his graduate construction management studies at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Hubert, a civil engineering graduate of UMC, has been on the dean's honor list, a University Scholar, and active in ASCE, Chi Epsilon, and St. Pat's Board. Award based on academic excellence and interest in construction management.
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Dwight R. Hubert
Mexico
Associated General Contractors of Missouri
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Joseph M. Clark
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St. Pat's Board
Quinlan Case Back In Court Again Today
The New Jersey Supreme Court hears the appeal by Joseph and Julia Quinlan. They seek permission to disconnect their comatose daughter Karen Anne Quinlan from a respirator, arguing for the right to die with dignity. Doctors and state officials oppose, citing medical and legal definitions of life.
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Julia Quinlan
New Jersey Supreme Court
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Karen Anne Quinlan
Karen
St. Clare’s Hospital
Denville
Daniel R. Coburn
William F. Hyland
Morris County
Donald G. Collester
Morristown
Miss Quinlan
Thomas Curtin
Superior Court
Robert Muir Jr
Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
Muir
State Supreme Court
Appellate Division of
Armstrong
Weekend Traffic Kills 8 In State Weekend Kills Eight
Eight people died in Missouri weekend traffic crashes over the period from Friday evening to Sunday night. Victims include Frank Lyman 48 of Walnut Grove and several St Louis area residents in various wrecks. Michael Ray Smith from Mexico was moved from intensive care at the Columbia Veterans Hospital after major surgery.
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Walnut Grove
Eudora
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Ballwin
South St. Louis
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William Beckett
Stephen Winterer
U.S
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Monett
James Smith
Benton
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Cape Girardeau
Ira Mallard
Buffalo
Michael Ray Smith
Route 3
Mexico
Veterans Hospital
Columbia
Fords Both In Excellent Health Reported By Doctor
President Ford and First Lady Betty Ford are in excellent health after separate medical exams. White House physician William Lukash noted Ford’s tests show good cardiovascular stats and fitness, with weight down to 194 pounds and a 60 beat per minute pulse. Mrs. Ford’s cancer remains in remission but chemotherapy will continue until next fall, though her overall health is excellent.
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Betty Ford
White House
William Lukash
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Court declines to expand Missouri abortion case review
The Supreme Court refused to broaden review of a Missouri abortion dispute to include whether states can deny Medicaid for abortions. Justices will decide only standing and jurisdiction, leaving the constitutional issue to future cases and noting mixed federal rulings. Missouri Attorney General Danforth argued ruling would force a policy at odds with the state’s long held stance against abortion except to save the mother.
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Connecticut
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California Doctors Boo Governor On Malpractice Crisis
California physicians protested the malpractice insurance surge during a meeting at a California elementary school. Governor Edmund G Brown Jr urged cautious action to avoid burdening future generations while Assemblyman Bertman touted a state funded malpractice pool with a social service clause. Doctors warned delays in action risk higher costs and layoffs across Southern California hospitals.
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Howard Berman
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Hospital Council of
Southern California
Kissinger Papers Stored in Rockefeller Vault
Kissinger uses a security vault at Nelson Rockefeller's Westchester estate to store Harvard and Kennedy Johnson era papers while Nixon era documents remain in Washington. An accompanying item notes Columbia UMC Wind Ensemble opens its winter concert season at Jesse Auditorium on Sunday February 3 at 3 15 p m.
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Henry Kissinger
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Newsweek Magazine
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Johnson
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UMC
Alex Pickard
Jesse Auditorium
Earned Income Credit Notice For Low Earners In St Louis
IRS urges taxpayers with under eight thousand dollars income last year to file tax returns to claim earned income credit. Credit ranges from ten percent up to four hundred dollars for those earning four to eight thousand, with reductions for higher amounts. IRS checks returns to ensure eligibility and will send notices to eligible individuals who did not claim the credit.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Indian Leader Dennis Banks Into Court
American Indian Movement leader Dennis Banks and college instructor Lehman Brightman faced arraignment in Oakland after Banks was arrested in El Cerrito. Banks, 38, was sought for six months and faced charges tied to his fugitive status and past occupations, while Brightman was charged with harboring him.
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Banks
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Lehman Leonard Brightman
Contra Costa College
U.S
Custer
Oregon
Beverly Axelrod
San Francisco
South Dakota
Brightman
FBI
Burglars steal two safes in Fulton IGA break in
Fulton detectives report an early Sunday morning burglary at Briggs IGA Store on Business Route 54. About $8,000 in cash was taken after burglars entered through the front door, broke into one safe and carted away a second safe. Police believe professionals committed the theft.
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Buckley calls storing arms in Israel for emergency
New York Senator James Buckley says American arms should be stored in Israel under strict U.S. custody to prevent Israel from acting with carte blanche in a eastern Mediterranean crisis. He spoke to the National Committee on American Foreign Policy on Sunday.
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Obelisk model shown for Mexico Bicentennial memorial
Lowe, chairman of the Mexico Bicentennial Commission, unveiled a 27 foot granite obelisk planned for the old cemetery at N Western and Whitley Streets during a Saturday evening speak at the Masonic Temple. He spoke to Hebron Lodge 354 and the High Twelve Club praising the bicentennial year and discussing artifacts to be sealed inside the obelisk to be opened July 4 2076.
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Hebron Lodge
Donald Palmer
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