Housing Law Cleared For State Poll
A Baltimore County Circuit Court preliminary ruling keeps Maryland housing law on the November ballot. The decision grants the Maryland Lobby time to respond to challenges that many petition signatures are invalid, while noting trial timing constraints. The law, backed by Gov. Mandel, creates a housing authority with power to condemn land for low cost housing with local subdivision approval.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Maryland
W. Albert Menchine
State Housing Authority
Maryland Lobby
Donald N. Rothman
Housing Authority
Menchine
Qouth
General Assembly
Marvin Mandel
Department of Economic and Community Affairs
Presbyterians Seek Aid for Black Leadership Caucus
The Black Presbyterian Leadership Caucus formed in Atlanta will receive a Sunday special offering from Presbyterians in 16 Southern states. Funds aid operating costs and programs for the caucus and include the Southwest Minority Presbyterian Leadership Conference for Mexican-Americans.
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Atlanta, Ga
Black Presbyterian Leadership Caucus
Presbyterian Church In
U.S
Presbyterian Leadership Conference
Justice Black Fights Neighborhood School Concept
The Supreme Court's desegregation arguments focus on neighborhood schools as a tool. Justice Black challenged the idea, telling NAACP lawyer Nabrit he opposed rearranging living patterns to achieve racial integration. Civil rights lawyers argue zoning preserves segregation, while Griswold defends preserving neighborhood assignment. The Mobile case follows with diagrams showing district-wide rather than neighborhood-based assignments. The court's stance on these arguments will shape desegregation outcomes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Naacp Legal Defense and Educational Fund
James M Nabritt
Charlotte Mecklenburg County
N.C
Black
Nabrit
Erwin N. Griswold
Legal Defense Fund
Nabrut
Mobile
Ala
Jack Greenberg
Fund
Greenberg
Senate Bars Smut Repeal As Prayers Move Forward
In Washington the Senate rejected major findings of the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography by a 60 to 5 vote as it nears a 32 day recess. It approved a non denominational school prayer amendment and backed changes to the Equal Rights Amendment, though prospects dim for both measures. The body also altered wartime draft rules and set terms on military construction funding amid a crowded agenda.
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Washington
Senate
House
Commission
Supreme Court
Sam J. Ervin Jr
DNC
Armed Services
Seoul Bus Train Crash Kills 53 Near Onyang Shrine
A high school excursion bus collided with a train at an unmanned crossing near Onyang South Korea killing 52 pupils and the driver. Police reported 76 on board returning from a shrine visit. Twenty two injured, many seriously, as the bus caught fire and burned after being dragged about 500 feet.
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Seoul
Korea
Onyang
State Firms Targeted In Maryland Pollution Suits
Maryland Attorney General Francis Burch announced anti-pollution lawsuits against two firms. Reid-Avery Co. of Baltimore faces action over Colgate Creek pollution, while Mineral Pigments Corp. of Muirkirk is alleged to discharge effluents into Indian Creek. Both suits seek court orders to halt operations until compliance with state anti-pollution laws and waste-treatment requirements. Courts will hear the cases in due course.
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Baltimore
Francis B. Bureh
Maryland
Prince Georges County
Reid-Avery Co
Colgate Creek
Mineral Pigments Corp
Muirkirk
Indian Creek
Burch
State Department of Waiter Resources
Reid-Avery
Bureh
Stabbing Kills Baltimore Man Near Keysers Ridge
Merle E Aul, 46, of Baltimore, was found stabbed to death along U S 40 near Keysers Ridge about 20 miles west of Cumberland. He suffered chest and abdomen wounds, a slashed throat, and a broken jaw. Autopsy at Sacred Heart Hospital confirmed identity. wife recognized him at the hospital. He was driving a car missing from Clearfield, Pennsylvania. An investigation is underway.
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Cumberland
Merle E Aul
Baltimore
U. S. 40
Keysers Ridge
Here
FBI
Washington
U.S. 219
Garrett County
Sacred Heart Hospital
Tuesay
Aal
Clearfield
Altoona
U S General Sees Hanoi Unable To Mount Major Attack
Gen William B Rosson told the Association of the United States Army in Washington that enemy strikes aimed at influencing elections would be modest and short in duration. He forecast aftermonsoon resupply efforts from Laos and Cambodia and noted pacification lag in the Central Highlands.
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U.S
Hanoi
Washington
William B. Rosson
Vietnam
Rosson
C.8
United States Army
U.S. Army
Pacific
Laos
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Highlands
I Corps
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