Antibus Measure Loses in Senate by One Vote
The Senate defeated 47 to 46 amendments aimed at ending busing for school desegregation. Gurney's antibusing plan would have sharply limited court orders and set neighborhood-based assignments, but it was tabled. The chamber also rejected a parental school-choice amendment while approving a limited-busing rule tied to district lines and discrimination findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Edward J. Gurney
R-Fla
Nixon
Supreme Court
House
Gurney
Senate House
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N C
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Two Ordered To Testify For Grand Jury In Kansas City
Two individuals granted immunity and ordered to testify before a federal grand jury probing a $30,000 Civic Plaza loan to the Regular Democrats and related bank matters. Bank president Barker faced recent indictment over a $7,500 Nixon campaign contribution. he appeared briefly.
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Kansas City
Steven Frobeck
Civic Plaza National Bank
Harold 5. Hall
Metropolitan Construction Co
Elmo B. Hunter
U. S. District Court
U. S
Robert Schneider
Hunter
Grand
Democrats
Schneider
Grand Jury
Building Leasing Corps
Alexander J. Barker
Tudie Patti
Barker
Richard Nixon
Patti
Ford Keeps On With Schedule Of Speeches
Vice President Ford maintains a packed travel plan after Nixon questions the strain. He will fly to Honolulu for three events including the Arizona Memorial tour, then visit Tacoma and New York across five one day trips in the next six days, with rest on Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Hawaii
Washington State
White House
Andrews Air Force Base
Honolulu
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Arizona Memorial
Pearl Harbor
New York
When Plates Come Off Jaws Won’t Move
London AP reports housewife Shirley Turner who lost 93 pounds after metal jaw plates were clamped in November could not move her jaws when plates were cleaned. She fears teeth loss, but hospital officials say progress okay and jaws should normalise after permanent removal.
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London
Shirley Turner
Nottingham General Hospital
World Leaders Look To US Says Lowe at Meeting
William S. Lowe, chair of A. P. Green Refractories, told the Northeast Missouri Associated Industries gathering that nations he visited seek U.S. leadership in a troubled era. He cited belief in justice and the presumption of innocence, noted inflation contrasts, and warned against productivity declines driving costs. Also announced the birth of Kristan Elizabeth Schafer, first child of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schafer.
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William S. Lowe
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Northeast Missouri Associated Industries
United States
Europe
Lowe
America
Mr. Lowe
Empire Club
Kristan Elizabeth
Kenneth Schafer
Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Joe Schafer
Kathryn Henderson
Hallsville
Lee Henderson Jr
Kansas City
J. L. Johnson
Second Gun Theory Raised in Kennedy Assassination Debate
In Los Angeles the debate over a second gun in the Kennedy assassination resurges during a Ward hearing. Criminologists claim bullets came from two guns, but prosecutors dispute the claim and argue a refiring test would be meaningless due to altered bullets and gun handling.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Baxter Ward
Ward
Herbert McDonnell
New York
Lowell Bradford
Campbell
Calif
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Sirhan
Atty
John Howard
Itchy Burning Toes Relief Ad at Lawrence Pharmacy
An advertisement promotes quick relief from itchy burning feet using T-4-L fungicide. Claims to ease fiery pain in an hour or less and describes effectiveness for sweaty, odorful feet. Encourages purchase at Lawrence Pharmacy.
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Lawrence Pharmacy
Doctor Warns Of Dangers In Cancer Cures
New York cancer specialist Dr. Giulio D Angio told a national conference that initial evidence shows aggressive childhood cancer treatments may lead to second cancers and organ impairments years later. He urged caution in using radical therapies and emphasized retaining only essential components while reducing long term risks.
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Dallas, Tex
New York
Giulio ¢. D’angio
American Cancer Society
D’angio
Memorial Hospital For Cancer and Allied Diseases
Barmaid Seeks Police Work In Sex Bias Suit
Constance Klein a Detroit barmaid 28 joins three women in suing the Detroit police for sex discrimination. A U S district court ordered hiring of one woman for each man pending trial. Detroit police with 5524 officers include only 123 women. Officers cite toughness of street work. standards for women cited but later said not in effect.
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Detroit
Constance Klein
Miss. Klein
Detroit Police Department
Ralph M. Freeman
U.S. District Court
Miss Klein
Patricia O'Neill
Portugal's New Leader Outlines Plans
Portugal's center-left government led by Gen Antonio de Spinola unveiled aims to press ongoing defensive wars in Africa while keeping NATO ties and U S relations. It called for frank debate on Mozambique Angola and Portugese Guinea within a self-determination framework and pledged to honor existing treaties and foreign agreements.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Africa
Antonio de Spinola
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Mozambique
Angola
Portugese
Guinea
NATO
Portugal Strikes Hit Wage Demands Amid Political Shakeup
Amid rightist rule under Salazar Caetano Portugal faces a wave of strikes. A 200000 member textile union seeks wage boosts from 58 to 128 dollars monthly. Labor actions hit Pfizer Bayer Wander Sandoz divisions and Lisnave shipyard. Spinola readies provisional cabinet incl two Communists as military revolution progresses.
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Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Marcello Caetano
Portugal
Lebanon
Pfizer
Bayer, Wander
Sandoz Chemical
Lisnave
Algarve
Wce
Ortugal
Antonio de Spinola
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Massey Harris
Little Genius
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Jim Dowell
World
Kristan E. Schafer
L.A
Engean Mae
Pittsburgh Paints
Gamble Paint & Glass
Mexico
W. Monroe
Bob Carter
Charlie Kehi
County Nursing Home
For Profit Homes
NEW Florence Lions Club
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