Security measures set for Memphis desegregation hearing
In Memphis a school bus was buried by Citizens Against Busing before a desegregation hearing led by Judge Robert McRae. The judge announced tight security: only admitted attendees, up to 120 seated, no briefcases except for lawyers, officials, and witnesses, as the desegregation case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Memphis Unit
Citizens Against Busing
Robert McRae
US. District Court
McRae
George Tallent
General Services Administration
CAB
Ken Keele
Keele
Sherwood Junior High School
Stanley Dillard
Fight over interim Texas House speaker sparks clashes
Texas lawmakers clash over the interim speaker race as Heatly and Hale deny links to leadership allies. Rayford Price and Daniel Jr. back Hale, while Calhoun and Agnich condemn Heatly’s grip on appropriations. Court security plans and a bus burial ceremony unfold amid protests and a school walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustin
DeWittle
Corpus Christi
W. S. Healty
Paducah
Ise
Dale
Rayford Price
Palestine
Heatly
Hale
Frank Calhoun
Abilene
Fred Agnich
Dallas
Rep
Price Daniel Jr
House
Price
Calhoun
Daniel
Hughes Firm Gets Into Airline Case
The Civil Aeronautics Board allowed Hughes Airwest to intervene in the sale of Texas International Airlines to Jet Capital Corp. Airwest sought to offer a better $4 per share bid and argued the move could affect public interest. Jet Capital claimed Airwest aimed to delay CAB approval to push TI into bankruptcy.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Hughes Airwest
Texas International Airlines
Houston
Airwest
Texas International
Jet Capital Corp
New York
San Francisco
Howard R. Hughes
Jet Capital
Capital
Texas
CAB
TIA
Texans Voted in Seventeen Senate Roll Calls Week Ended March 18
A compilation shows how Sens. Lloyd Bentsen and John Tower and Reps. O C Fisher George Mahon and Richard White voted on HR 12910 Federal Debt Ceiling and related measures. Key actions include amendments by Sponge Roth and Long deals, with party splits and votes recounted through March 15 1972. Rep. Fisher voted Yea and Rep. Mahon voted Yea in several roll calls. Tower's votes noted as Yea or Not voting.
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U.S. Senate
U. S. House of Representatives
Lloyd Bentsen
John Tower
O.C. Fisher
George Mahon
Richard White
Senate
Spong
D Va
Roth i
Congress
Sen
Bentsen
Tower
Rothe
Sen Tower
Mansfield
D Mont
Ervin
D N.C
Judiciary Committee
Post Office and Civil Service Committee
HOUSE
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Rep. Fisher
Rep
Mahon
White
Dulles International Airport
Fisher
Marine Mammal Commission
District of Columbia
D. C
Rep. White
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Vay
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Mr. Heatly
Mutscher-Heatly
Gus Mutscher
Frank Sharp
Agnich
House Coalition
Texas House
Appropriations
State College
Bill Heatly
Mutscher
Board of Education
Federal Building
Hughes
Fryers
U.S.D.A
Wisconsin
Hormel
Eavy
North Grandview
Sen. Bentsen
Yen
Mont
Allott
R Colo
Federal Student Loan Insurance Fund
Allen
D Ala
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