Jewish Defense League Pledges To Stop Nazis Rally
The Jewish Defense League vows to use violence if needed to halt a Nazi rally planned for November 19 in Florissant Missouri. JD members threaten with bats and clubs. ACLU support is urged to oppose Nazi rights while local Jewish leaders reject violent tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Defense League
ST. Louis
Florissant
Bonnie Pechter
American Civil Liberties
Clayton
ACLU
Skokie
Ms. Pechter
Carlsbad Waste Site Provokes Commercial Storage Claims
A New Mexico activist group cites FOIA papers alleging that the Carlsbad WIPP project was designed to store high level commercial nuclear waste from reactors. DOE officials say the project remains a proposal with possible retrievable high level waste experiments, not approved for commercial waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Clean Air and
Peter Montague
Environmental Group
Montague
Albuquerque
Sandia Laboratories
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
Sandia
Department of Energy
WIPP
Delacroix Davis Jr
Davis
Farmers Have Necks Out Says FCA Head
Kansas City AP report quotes Don ald Wilkinson chief administrator of Farm Credit Administration warning farmers face higher collection problems and refinancing as farm debt nears 100 billion dollars with projections to 150 billion by 1981 and 225 billion by 1985 while credit remains available to able borrowers. Unionville Mo AP notes Carvin G Ledford acquitted after trial over six gallons of water taken from a coin laundry amid claims his own well was contaminated with no evidence of intent to steal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Farm Credit Administration
Donald E. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
National Agri- Marketing Association
Unionville
Carvin G. Ledford
Ledford
Carl E. Davis
Davis
J. Morgan Donelson
Putman County Circuit Court
Man Charged For Cat Arson In Japan
In Hagi, southwest Japan, a man doused a stray cat with kerosene and set it on fire after an altercation. The blaze spread to a 209 year old wooden building used by travelers and now a museum, which burned down. Police arrested him on arson charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hagi
22 000 Attend FFA Meeting in Kansas City
Nearly 22,000 Future Farmers of America members attend a two hour Kansas City meeting where forestry and speaking committee reports are approved. Petitions for national committee actions are to be considered by the FFA board alongside horse judging and director proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo
Future Farmers of
America
National Com
FFA Board of Petitions
Massive Busing Needed Says Danforth Study
ST. LOUIS AP Massive busing to achieve racial integration in schools will succeed only if white suburbs are included. The Danforth Foundation funded a St Louis University study in Indianapolis Louisville and Nashville. It found county wide districts enable desegregation and that extending plans beyond the central city reduces black student proportions, though educational benefits were not guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis University Center For Urban Programs
Danforth Foundation
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
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Ledger
FCA
Logan Pharmacy
Missouri
Cabot, Vt
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Marge Lovely
Robert
Dora
Ralph
Lola Lovely
Loyd
Wilma
AP Lasephoto
Danforth
Gillette
South Trails
Wal-Mart
Dennis
Sponge
Centralia Lumber Co
Centralia
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