Desegregation Bill Faces House Vote
Speaker Carl Albert aims to push a 1.5 billion dollar desegregation bill through the House with minimal debate and no amendments. The plan seeks a two thirds majority to avoid Northern liberal backlash over busing while Nixon opposes using funds for that purpose.
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Three Detroit men arraigned in big Toledo narcotics case
Three Detroit men, Jaeaan McSpadden 24 Alan Morris 28 and Willie Middlebrook 20 were arrested after a 24 hour railroad terminal drug sweep by city and federal agents. They face conspiracy charges with bond set at 100000 each. Morris also charged with possession of narcotics.
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No Botulism Found In Green Bean Recall Fight
An FDA public statement is sought after Stokely-Van Camp recalls 15000 cans of French style green beans amid initial botulism concerns. A Marine captain and his son were briefly hospitalized but tests later showed no botulism. FDA will review remaining cans from the shipment.
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Allende Affirms Friendship With Castro Won’t Imply One Party Chile
President Salvador Allende of Chile says his friendship with Fidel Castro does not mean Chile will become a one party Communist state. He told NBC Meet the Press via satellite that he is a personal friend of Castro but will not imitate his style. Allende, a Marxist elected a year ago, expects Castro to visit Chile within 20 days but did not set a date.
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Ellington Packs Warsaw House With Jazz Stars
A standing room crowd of 4,300 packed Congress Hall in Warsaw to hear Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie and Kid Thomas perform. A Polish musician praised Ellington for his orchestra’s wide dynamic range from delicate pianissimo to powerful climaxes.
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