Must All Schools Be Desegregated
AP report on the Supreme Court’s first full look at desegregation in Denver and broader issues of whether cities must desegregate all schools or can accept partial measures. The piece notes the court’s pending appeal, potential impact nationwide, and recent refusals to hear district-line crossing cases. It frames the case as a test of whether high white student concentrations justify partial or full integration and highlights key figures and jurisdictions involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Schweid
Washington
Denver
U.S. Circuit Court
Naacp Leal Defense and Educational Fund
Warpe E. Burger
Newar
Jersey City
Federal District Court
New Jersey
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
U.S. Dist. Court
Dock Strike Resumes as Nixon Considers Action
About 13,000 longshoremen renewed a West Coast dock strike spanning 24 ports. White House spokesman Ziegler signaled legislative action may be required to prevent further crippling strikes while negotiations between ILWU and PMA faltered on retroactivity.
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San Francisco
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Washington
Ziegler
Congress
Court to Rule on AF Sonic Boom Damage Suit
The Supreme Court will decide if property owners in Nashville North Carolina may sue the Air Force for sonic boom damage to their home. The Nelms family claims a 1968 sonic boom caused masonry cracks and other damage, with the case focusing on federal tort claims and discretionary acts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Air Force
Nashville
N.C
U.S
Richmond
Federa
Strategic Air Command
Edward Selonick Named Head of Shillito's Stores
Edward H. Selonick age 50 was named president of Shillito's stores in Cincinnati part of the Federated Department Stores chain. He succeeds John S. Andrews, who becomes corporate vice president on Federated's central office staff in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Edward H. Selonick
Shillito’s Stores
Federated Department Stores, Inc
Selonick
John S. Andrews
Federated’s
FBI says Kaufman used San Francisco passport in bank bombing case
The FBI reports Ronald Kaufman 33 obtained a passport in San Francisco during the week of Dec 20. A Jan. 13 warrant charges him with maliciously damaging buildings and Firearms Act violations. He used the alias James Edward Jensen on the passport and Army enlistment.
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Chicago, Ill
FBI
Ronald Kaufman
San Francisco
Kaufman
James Edward Jensen
Army
1500 Pounds Heroin Smuggling Indictment Names 23
A federal indictment charges 23 defendants including 20 French citizens and two Bronx residents with conspiring to smuggle 1500 pounds of heroin into the United States. Arrests include 16 in France and 5 in the United States. investigators value the heroin at up to 8 million dollars wholesale and up to 300 million street value.
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United States
New York
Salvatore Rizzo
France
Canada
Paris
Waldorf- Astoria
U.S
Whitney North Seymour Jr
Bronx
Louis Cirillo
John Anthony Astuto
Cirillo
Miami
Astuto
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Robert Merhige
Chesterfield
Henrico
Merhige
Middletown Shopping Plaza
Consolidated Inc
First Ave
Nixon
Seattle
San Diego
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union
West Coast
Ensenada
Mexico
Vancouver
B.C
East
Gulf Ports
ILWU
Pacific
Maritime Association
PMA
J. Curtis Counts
Bridges
Edward Selonick
Shillito
Jerry Brown
Frisch
Germantown RD
S. Main ST
Lut Culligan
S. University
Orlim Moore
Vannesta
McGee's Supermarket Cart
Montra Fri
Spa
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