Mitchell Calls Suburban Integration Oversimplified Policy
Attorney General John N. Mitchell rejects forced suburban economic integration as simplistic and contrary to the Supreme Court. He previews a White House policy statement limiting expanded federal housing roles and defends the Nixon administration’s civil rights record. He also comments on possible FBI Director Hoover succession, preferring a replacement like Hoover.
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Six Day War Anniversary Sparks Gaza and Border Skirmishes
Arab guerrillas clashed with Israeli troops across the Gaza border and in western Galilee on the war’s sixth day anniversary. Egyptian loudspeakers urged Israelis near Port Said while Jordan reports describe cross border fire and a failed attempt at diplomacy amid ongoing fighting.
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Four Planes Crash at Cape May National Air Races
CAPE MAY N J AP four planes crashed during a heat at the National Air Races. Witnesses reported one plane lost a wing and plunged to the runway, triggering three more crashes as spectators watched. Five pilots and planes had been taking part. Richard Minger 31 of Fayetteville NC was identified among the dead.
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Banks Juggle Calendar Charged by Wright Patman
House Banking Committee Chairman Wright Patman charged banks manipulate calendars to collect extra interest. He cited a 7,300 loan at 5 percent showing $5.11 more interest when using a 360 day year, costing homeowners and businesses about 150 million dollars annually.
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Big Brother Watch and Civil Liberties Debate
A feature asks how much wiretapping and informant use affects civil liberties in the United States. It probes government spying, police dossiers, and the balance between security and rights while pondering the extent of surveillance.
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Navy weighs new class of missile firing submarines
Secretary Laird described strong consideration of a Rickover concept for a nuclear attack submarine armed to target ships at long range. Rickover noted Soviet gains in antiship missiles and cited cost figures for existing subs, with no price yet set for the proposed design.
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Refugees and Cholera Arrive in Calcutta
Calcutta reports a cholera outbreak amid the arrival of East Pakistani refugees. Health officials cite 3,220 confirmed deaths this week, with unofficial tallies above 5,000. About 100,000 refugees entered Calcutta, as Sahara camp near the airport hosts emergency shelters under monsoon mud and rain. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi visited the city to discuss refugee issues.
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Schoolteacher Shot by Police in Ohio Theft Suspect Shootout
In Cleveland area, East Cleveland police shot and killed Shaw High School teacher Wendell Mitchell after he allegedly grabbed a officer's gun and opened fire during a purse snatching. Two officers were wounded, one in the foot and one in the hand, near a Bu Chad Avenue shopping center.
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Polar bear shot after biting man at Central Park Zoo
A polar bear named Skandia attacked a man, Oliver Jones, 29, of Manta Tan, as he fed the bear through the cage at Central Park Zoo. Police shot the bear dead after it wouldn’t release its grip. Jones was hospitalized with a severe arm wound and cited for feeding the animal. Skandia had been brought from a Swedish zoo last April.
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Weather warms with thundershowers forecast
The forecast calls for warm weather and rising humidity with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s today and tomorrow. A chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms persists both days with about an 8 percent probability of precipitation through tonight.
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