Boston School Plan Could Close Two High Schools
Boston federal judge Garrity warned he may close South Boston High School and Hyde Park High to head off violent racial tension tied to his integration plan. Hearings set for Wednesday will probe antibusing demonstrations as possible violations of court orders while Supreme Court review of a related circuit ruling remains pending. The plan would raise bused students from 17,000 to 21,000, including about 12,000 in elementary grades, and has drawn White’s critique of ongoing hostility citywide.
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U.S. Circuit
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U.S. Circuit Court
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Boston School Committee
South Boston High
Supreme Court
White
Circuit Panel
Circuit Court
Nixon Rejected Offer Of Compromise On Tapes
AP report recounts Leon Jaworski offering to reduce demand for 64 White House tapes to 18 and to withhold Nixon’s unindicted co-conspirator status. Nixon reportedly rejected the compromise after meetings with Haig and St. Clair. disclosures tied to the June 23, 1972 conversations and Nixon’s resignation followed. Theodore H. White’s Breach of Faith excerpt confirms details.
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Leon M. Jaworski
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Supreme Court
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Jaworski
Jawarkal
Central Intelligence Agency
FBI
White
John F. Kennedy
Haig
William Woods to honor Colonel Stribling with LLD degree
William Woods College will confer the Doctor of Laws on Colonel Charles R. Stribling at 9 30 a m Saturday in the Campus Center Auditorium. He is president of the Missouri Military Academy and serves on multiple boards in education and commerce. The 105th commencement will feature the largest graduating class in the college's history.
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R.B. Cutlip
William Woods College
Charles R. Stribling
Colonel Stribling
Missouri Military Academy
William Hungate
Service Academy
Audrain County Historical Society
Commerce Bank of Mexico
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Visual Rehabilitation Center
Missouri
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Gerhardt
Missouri Jaycees
Mexico Jaycees
Mexico
University of Missouri
Missouri Independent School Association
Association of Military Colleges and Schools of the United States
Butterfield asserts Nixon approved Watergate crimes
Alexander Butterfield, former White House aide and Senate Watergate witness, says Nixon gave approval for the Watergate break in and cover up. Butterfield, who led White House security and later headed the FAA, believes Nixon knew of the burglaries and that the affair involved a broader scheme.
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White House
Richard M. Nixon
Alexander P. Butterfield
Nixon
Pho
Butterfield
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Force
John W. Dean III
FBI Into Illinois Mystery
The FBI joined the investigation into the slaying of millionaire John Shakespeare owner of Shakespeare Oil Co and heir to Shakespeare Rod and Reel Co Police Chief Simon Franklin said no suspects yet and a break was expected soon Shakespeare was found in his home boiler room handcuffed with rope and a towel over his head shot in the head authorities consider robbery as a possible motive
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Centralia, I
FBI
John Shakespeare
Simon Franklin
Shakespeare Oil Co
Shakespeare Rod & Reel Co
Shakespeare
Franklin
National Hospital Week TV Panels Air on Channel 12
See-Tv Channel 12 airs National Hospital Week programs tonight Tuesday and Wednesday at 6 00 pm A Medicare panel tonight features Dr Peter Ekern Mra Alice Schrier Audral Medical Center supervisor Jan Clark public health and Mra Ken Vore AMC medical records Tuesday panel includes Dr Zaki Ajans mental health Dr Gerald Hoxworth radiology and Dr John Boyce pathologist Wednesday presents a taped look at Audrain Medical Center emergency services
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Channel 12
Peter, Ekern
Mra
Alice Schrier
Audral Medical Center
Jan Clark
Public Health
Ken Vore
AMC Medica Records
Tuesaday
Zaki Ajans
Gerald Hoxworth
John Boyce
Audrain Medical Center
Queen Elizabeth Visits Japan Shrine During State Visit
Queen Elizabeth II toured a shrine in TOBA on the fifth day of her Japan state visit. She was escorted by a priest into the unpainted wooden structure rebuilt every 20 years. She did not view the sacred mirror associated with the sun goddess or the first Japanese emperor.
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Japan
Elizabeth II
Two Hearings Tonight Before City Council
The city council meets at 7 30 p m with a long agenda including two public hearings on a proposed eastern area rezoning and Alvin Freeman's proposal to start a second taxi service. Also up for final approval are the 1975 summer street improvement program and the F and F Subdivision, plus a resolution opposing sales tax on swimming pool receipts. Liquor license actions include renewals for Corner Market at 1103 N Western and a liquor by the drink license for Charles Cox at 109 W Monroe.
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Alvin Freeman
F&f
N. Western
Charles Cox
W. Monroe
Group Proposes Troop Cutback and Budget Shift
Six House Armed Services Committee members released an alternative 29.3 billion dollar weapons budget, six point four billion below Ford’s request, proposing troop draws from around the world and scrapping the B1 bomber and Trident submarine production. The plan targets Korea, Thailand, and Europe for cuts, while leaving site selection to the secretary of state. Representatives Lea Aspin, Robert Carr, Ronald Dellums, Thomas Downey, James Lloyd, and Patricia Schroeder authored the proposal.
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U.S
House
Armed Services Committee
Ford
Korea
Thailand
Europe
Lea Aspin
Wisconsin
Robert M. Carr
Michigan
Ronald V. Dellums
California
Thomas J. Downey
New York
James F. Lloyd
Patricia Schroeder
Colorado
Refugee ships bring more to crowded Guam
Refugees from South Vietnam continue to pour into Guam by the thousands despite a limit on departures to the United States. The population of the camps neared 50,000 as arrivals continued while departures slowed. Four ships with 16,000 aboard neared Guam as the Midway carrier, loaded with fighters and helicopters, passed by. About 3,400 refugees were to depart Guam today, with later pacing at about 1,000 daily. Overcrowding reported at camps in Arkansas and Florida, with Ft Chaffee reaching 20,000. Red Cross distributed toys to refugee children at Eglin, while Pendleton's count rose toward 19,000.
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Guam
South Vietnam
United States
Pacific Island
Steve Morrison
Midway
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Florida
Ft. Chaffee
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James King
State Department
David Pryor
Red Cross
Eglin Air Ford Base
Daytona Beach
Camp Pendleton
California
Senate aims to clear backlog with expanded schedule
Missouri Senate will press an extended work week to finish its backlog of bills before tackling House measures. The House also adds two night sessions as it nears month’s end, resuming debate on a modified no fault car insurance proposal. The jobless benefit waiting period elimination heads the Senate agenda alongside early budget bills from the Appropriations Committee.
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Missouri Senate
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Insurance Committee
Truman Wilson
Dst
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Volkswagen Seeks Partner In US Markets
Volkswagen aims to form a U.S. manufacturing partnership after its first loss, says new chairman Toni Schmuecker. He pledges action with a partner, with an information visit to the United States planned by Schmuecker and the finance chief next weekend.
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Germany
Volkswagen
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Toni Schmuecker
U.S.A
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St Charles Teacher Files for Congress in Democratic bid
St Charles County educator Ken Maurer filed as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Sth district. The Orchard Farms R-5 teachers association leader said his run aims to inject new, citizen focused leadership, distancing from professional politicians in Washington.
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R-5 Teachers Association
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Missouri National Education Assn
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Young Democrats
St. Charles
Democratic Club
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Anti Castro Group Claims Bombings in Washington
An anti Castro organization claims responsibility for blasts at the Mexican chancery and Soviet Aeroflot offices in Washington. No injuries, damage is minor with broken windows. A note signed “E] Alacran” says the group targeted Venezuelan and Mexican representations and the Soviet Aeroflot. police report no bombing at the Venezuelan embassy.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
Minnesota Fats Loses in Prison Exhibition
Minnesota Fats, billed as the World’s Greatest Pool Player, lost a prison eight ball exhibition at Menard Correctional. Inmate Kin singer defeated him after a sharp bank shot, and several other inmates also edged the hustler in a lively event. Fats, born Rudolph Wander, recalled a storied career and rivaled questions about high stake games.
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Kinzinger
Kinsinger
William Youngblood
Detroit
Fellows
Youngblood
Rudolph Wander
New York City
Dowell
Minnesota
Fata
Filipinos Propose Clark Base To Become University Complex
Manila reports Teodoro Valencia asserts Clark Air Base could become a large university zone under a Philippine plan amid U S withdrawal. He envisions a new city around Clark with airport access, highways to Manila, and repurposed Clark and Subic land for agriculture as Manila region institutions move out.
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Philippines
Clark Air Base
America
U.S
Teodoro F. Valencia
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Clark
Valencia
Subic Naval Station
Marcos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
China
Soviet Union
United States
Subic
Saigon
Philippine
FBI Checks On Dallas Photo Linked To JFK Case
FBI photo analyst traveled to Dallas to inspect a newspaper image tied to the Rockefeller Commission inquiry into CIA involvement in President Kennedy’s assassination. Activist Dick Gregory claimed the photo shows E. Howard Hunt and Frank Sturgis at the scene. Hunt and Sturgis deny being in Dallas that day. Commission staff director David Belin said no credible evidence links the CIA to the killing.
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FBI
Dallas
Tez
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
John F. Kennedy
Dick Gregory
E. Howard Hunt
Frank Sturgis
Gregory
Hunt
Sturgis
David Belin
Commission
Warren Commission
Publicity No Bar To Murder Trial
Magistrate Robert Russell ruled pretrial publicity did not bar trial of Carl Hardin 20 on a first degree murder charge for the stabbing death of local sign painter Jesse Rembrandt in Warrensburg Missouri The defense had argued publicity prejudiced jurors during Hardin’s preliminary hearing and another suspect Leon Taylor Howarter was also charged in the April 2 stabbing death samenwerking
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Warrensburg
Robert Russell
Carl Hardin
Hardin
Jesse ‘‘Rembrandt
Leon Taylor
Race Track Stock To Hoffa Family After Union Loan
Baltimore Sun reports Charles Town race track received a $4 million loan from the Teamsters Union 11 months before stock valued at $1.2 million was transferred to James R. Hoffa’s daughter and son in law. Hoffa, then Teamsters president, was jailed for jury tampering and pension fund fraud. The transfer was approved by the racing commission on Sept. 12, 1967. No comment from Kavens or Crancers. Hoffa unavailable.
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Charles Town
W.va
Teamsters Union
Irvin Kavens
James R. Hoffa
Baltimore Sun
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Teamsters International
Calvin Kovens
Irvin
Irvin Kovens
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
the Sun
Kovens
Robert
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Kavens
Crancer
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Sun
Racing Commission
Central States Teamsters Union Pension Fund
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