Richardson Faces White House Rebuke Over Desegregation Policy
Washington AP report notes Elliott Richardson, head of HEW, read a four paragraph White House statement disowning his handling of the Austin Texas desegregation case. Richardson, angered privately, sought another smooth political current to sustain his career in Nixon's cabinet amid the busing policy clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elliot Lee Richardson
White House
Nixon
Boston
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Richardson
Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Welfare Department
HEW
Justice Department
Wilbur J. Cohen
Department
Massachusetts
State Department
Foggy Bottom
Robert H. Finch
Capitol Hill
Finch
Community clubs and meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday
A schedule of neighborhood gatherings includes Trenton TOPS at 10 a.m. at the Rescue Squad Building, Exchange Club at noon in Manchester, and multiple groups meeting in Manchester and nearby towns. Fire, service, and social organizations convene through the evening and into late hours at venues such as the iCongress Inn Temple Beth Sholom and the Elks and Eagles halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Exchange Club
Manchester
Middletown Personnel Association
South Middletown, Fire Association
Amanda Fire House
Temple Beth Sholom
Butler County Planned
Little Action Likely At IMF Meeting
An AP analysis notes 118 nations meet in Washington with talk of currency realignment. The U S aims for a 13 billion balance of payments reversal through possible around 15 percent revaluations, but visible progress is unlikely this week. SDRs may offer a long term path, while immediate goals focus on restoring workable currency values post Nixon policy.
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Washington
United States
Sheratw Park
IMF
Nixon
Free World
Board of Governors
Fund
World Bank
Dentist Optometrist Building on South Breiel Boulevard
Dentist James Fiessinger and optometrist partner plan a new professional office building on South Breiel Boulevard behind fire station No 5 at Central Avenue Breiel. Construction began two weeks ago and should finish by April 1. The $60,000 plus land project covers about 2300 square feet with two 14 foot stained glass windows. Adam Cristo Inc. builds it from designs by Gerald T Koszycki Associates Centerville.
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James Fiessinger
Breiel Boulevard
No. 5 Fire Station
Central Avenue
Breiel
Robert Flagel
Opstometrist
Fiessinger
Adam Cristo Inc
Gerald T. Koszycki Associates
Centerville
Freund to join Middletown water treatment field team
Freund with 12 years in water treatment comes from New Jersey. He has served as salesman dealer ship manager field representative sales manager general manager and division manager for a national water conditioning company. Armco officials announce Kurt W. Freud will speak on product liability and four Armco marketing men will present at regional meetings in Middletown and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freund, Wit
Middletown
Ew Jersey
Roert W. Kent
Armcoteel Corp
Kurt W. Freud
Dayton
Com
American Society For Metals Merical
Armco
Techni- Middletown
Cal
Amercan
Toon and Steel Institute
John E. Barker
Ronald J. Thompson
Chicago
Harry Latour
G.dan Miller
Pittsburgh
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Elliott Richardson
Congressional
Harvard
Congress
Monroe Lions Club
iCongress Inn
Fenwick High School
Spebsqsa
Legion
Optimist Club
NOON
Alfy’s, Civitan Club
Rotary Club
Noon, Man
Chester
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Amway Corp. Distributors
Marymont Court
FOE Lodge
Central
United Cerebral Palsy of
First Presbyterian Church
MHS Band Associates
Central School
Butler County Medical
Disabled American Veterans
DAV Center
Eagles Hall
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
IOOF
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Church of the Ascension
Progress Corner
Jim Downing
Maryachtermann
Main & Central
Bern
Central Progress Corner
Grimes
Sterling F. Green
International Monetary Fund
U.S
Credit Life
iMeee
Doug Burgher
Central Progress
Progress
Neibar, Verity and
Tytus
Dave Booker
Ralph Barbour
Neibar
Verity & Tytus
Barnitz Bank
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