Antibusing Bill Ready For Nixon
Congress sent a 21.4 billion education bill to President Nixon, with an antibusing rider delaying court desegregation orders for 18 months pending appeals. The House passed it 218 to 180, Senate 63 to 15. The White House urged careful review and a possible veto, while civil rights liberals decried the busing concession.
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Congress
Nixon
House
Senate
Supreme Court
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Warren
Court Plea For School Funds Loses
U S District Judge William R Collinson dismissed for the second time a Missouri suit by Anna Barrera and other Kansas City parents seeking Title I funds for nonpublic schools. The ruling notes Title I funds could aid deprived students via after school or summer programs and that use for teachers in parochial schools remains disputed by Missouri.
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Kansas City
William R. Collinson
U.S. District Court
Missouri
Anna Barrera
Collinson
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Thomas M. Sullivan
Missouri Department of Education
Grounding threat over hijackings sparks 24 hour airline strike
International pilots groups threaten to ground most airlines for 24 hours on June 19 unless UN action against aerial hijacking. Ten Czechs hijack a Czechoslovak airliner to West Germany, killing the pilot. a West German prosecutor to try the hijackers.
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London
International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations
United Nations
West Germany
Hearnes Signs 12 Laws in Missouri Session
Governor Warren E Hearnes signed twelve bills approved in the 1972 Missouri legislature. Measures include a statewide milk inspection board to set Grade A standards, raises for magistrate court employees, revised license and financial responsibility rules, and absentee voting allowances for religious observers. Also approved wage payment timelines for terminated workers and local election reforms in St. Louis and Clay and Platte counties. A statewide residency change failed to pass.
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Jefferson City
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Clay
Platte
Jackson County
St. Louis
Callaway HDC Plans Meetings Around County
The Callaway County Human Development Corporation schedules meetings next week in Mokane Fulton Auxvasse to hear low income residents. Each session at 7 30 p m will elect a local representative to the board to voice area needs. The group lists youth corps foster grandparents and Fulton Day Care Center programs among current activities.
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Callaway County Human Development Corporation
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Mokane Lions Club
Fulton Community Center
Sycamore St
Auxvasse
The
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Humans Development Corporation
Neighborhood Youth Corps
State Hospital
Fulton
Engagement in Swiss Alps style signs leads to wedding plans
Portland AP reports Bill Burton a 20 year old construction worker hung a large sign on a shack near Vicki Harris who worked across the street. Harris, 20, replied with her own sign. The couple announced their engagement and plan to marry in about a year.
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Portland
Ore
Bill Burton
Bill Joseph Burton
Vicki Harris
Vicki
Two Killed In Moonlight Shootout In Tulsa
In Tulsa, deputy Wesley Cole and civilian Bobby Clark were killed during an undercover shooting at a Camelot Inn parking lot. The incident began as Cole confronted a prowler. the suspect fired, Cole returned fire, and both men were fatally hit. A separate sting led to a marijuana sting charge against Donald Bowman.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Tulsa County
Bobby Lynn Clark
Tulsa
Camelot Inn
Cole
M. E. Lester
Clark
Hillcrest Medical Center
Russia Moves For Israel Relations
Jerusalem AP report says the Soviet Union is preparing diplomatic moves to resume ties with Israel. Yediot Aharanot cites a London source claiming diplomats are in Arab capitals laying groundwork. Moscow broke relations after 1967. no Israeli comment was available.
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Moscow
McGovern Aims At Gain in New York
In New York the Democratic primary on June 20 gauges 287 delegates for McGovern as he leads with 248 elected delegates and 30 chosen by the state committee. Humphrey may win uncommitted or Muskie delegates. 114 McGovern volunteers are on the scene including Kathleen Kennedy in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Conservative estimates place McGovern at a minimum of 188 New York delegates with 33 unopposed. turnout expected under 20 percent of 3.6 million Democrats.
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New York State
George McGovern
Democratic State Committee
McGovern
Redmund S. Muskle
Maine
MacGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Muskie
Humphrey
Kathleen Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
South Dakota
Brooklyn
Bronx
Rep
Shirley Chisolm
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
The
Albany
Buffalo
State To Sell Bargain Booze in June Sale
Ohio residents will see a remnants day sale starting June 16 at 25 state liquor stores. Prices drop by 1 2 or 3 dollars on 137 discontinued items as regular stock is moved out. Liquor Director Richard E Guggenheim says the sale mirrors merchant practice to clear slow moving merchandise.
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Columbus
Ohio
Agnew Attacks Leap Year Lollipops in Dem Tax Plans
Vice President Spiro Agnew criticized Democratic candidates George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey for tax proposals, calling them Leap Year lollipops with eye catching but substance lacking. He praised Nixon for eliminating major issues, improving Vietnam policy, relations with Russia and China, environmental cleanup, inflation control, and moving the economy into high gear.
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Los Angeles
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Chamber of Commerce
George McGovern
Hubert H. Humphrey
Agnew
U.S
Russia
China
Doctors Report Arthritis Success in Dallas Release
Two groups of doctors say they are successfully controlling a usually fatal arthritis with powerful drugs. The report, issued Thursday, notes the illness develops in about 50,000 new patients annually.
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Dallas
Tex.ap
Arthritis doctors cite 80 percent survival with aggressive SLE treatment
Dr. W W Epstein and Dr FM Caperton report independent programs for systemic lupus erythematosus that raise survival to about 80 percent using aggressive drug therapy and regular lab tests. They note initial death rate around 80 percent within five years without such care.
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Arthritis Foundation
W. W. Epstein
San Francisco
FM. Caperton Jr
University of Minnesota
Bremer To Get Mental Test
Arthur Bremer, charged with shooting Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, will undergo a mental examination. U S District Court Judge Edward Northrup appointed two psychiatrists to determine Bremer’s competency to stand trial as Wallace recovers from injuries at a Silver Spring hospital.
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Baltimore
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
U.S. District Court
Edward Northrup
Bremer
Wallace
Silver Spring
Cyrene Man Killed In Wyoming Crash
Clarence Wyler a 54 year old resident of Cyrene Missouri died in a two truck collision on Interstate 80 fifty miles west of Rawlins Wyoming. Wyler’s Freightliner exploded and burned after the impact with a tanker truck. Interstate 80 was the scene of the deadly crash as patrolmen reported Wyler burned to death.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Clarence Wyler
Cyrene
Wyler
Highway Patrol
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