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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1974
Page
12
In South Boston High School 31 white and 25 black pupils arrived as court ordered integration begins. Police anticipate heavy patrols as antibusing leaders vow to continue boycott amid earlier clashes. Across Boston, other schools opened without incidents while officials say teaching continues and some areas report normal attendance.
In Paris a young man with long hair and a gray jacket threw a hand grenade into a crowded Left Bank drugstore, killing two and wounding 26. He fled after the blast as witnesses described screams and chaos outside the store on Boulevard St Germain.
President Ford's White House staff reshuffle accelerates with staff chief Alexander Haig Jr. set to depart. Kenneth R. Cole likely resigns as domestic council director, and Jerry Jones may be replaced as staff secretary. Haig hints at his own resignation yet pursues uncertain command roles in Europe. Robert Hartmann notes major structural changes but no purge of Nixon holdovers.
New York AP report cites Nixon physician Maj Gen Walter Tkach saying the ex president's phlebitis has worsened to a stage where a miracle may be needed for recovery. The doctor fears a blood clot could reach the heart and wants intravenous treatment and hospitalization.
Arabs prepare for Ramadan as Israel tightens border security ahead of Rosh Hashanah. Israeli air raids on southeast Lebanon target Arab militants near Mt Hermon, Lebanon reports say six villages hit, one mayor killed and two civilians wounded. Rabin returns from Washington pledging strengthening of Israel with defensible borders and territorial compromises possible. Egypt abandons merger with Libya while Saudi Arabia plans nearly 700 million dollars in arms purchases to aid Egypt.
Washington AP reports maritime unions maintain about 886000 dollars in political donations. They gave 333300 dollars to 141 congressmen supporting a shipping bill favoring American flagships with union crews, while direct union treasury donations remain illegal.
Pittsburgh AP Dent says he will listen to businessmen at regional inflation talks, as RCA's Sarnoff urges three measures: curb government spending, restrain monetary policy, and boost investment for capacity and R&D. Participants include eight lawmakers and industry leaders debating ways to slow double digit inflation and protect growth.
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