Families seek faces in Vietnam film released by North Vietnam
Sharon White describes how each family scans a TV film for a face of a loved one missing since November 1969. 300 Air Force families called authorities after the film aired, though only about 55 men appear.
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Associated Press
Ban Antonio
Sharon White
James B. White
America
North Vietnam
Vietnam
James White
Air Force
Edward White
Edward Jr
Jim
Environmental study opens on Texas Water Plan
A five member panel of experts began evaluating environmental objections to the 9 billion Texas Water Plan after voters rejected it last year. Led by Dr Henry Caulfield the panel will hear Texas group input, assess environmental impacts, and report to the Texas Water Development Board with no firm deadline.
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Boswell
Henry Caulfield
Colorado State University
Frank Blair
University of Texas At Austin
S Clarence Cottam
Welder Wildlife Foundation
Linton
Stephen Smith
University of Wisconsin
Carl E. Kindswater
Environmental Research Center
Georgia Tech
Caulfield
Texas
Kindswater
Louisiana
Rio Grande Valley
Desegregation Moves Face Mass Bus Plans in Several Cities
Federal desegregation actions push major busing in Norfolk Virginia and other cities as schools reopen. In Norfolk the board chairs push public support for a system moving 56 000 pupils with 16 000 bused daily. Florida and Georgia see petitions and boycotts as districts pursue integration despite resistance. In Hancock County Georgia black staff boycott and orientation disputes occur while lawmakers shift to private schooling. Minnesota debates mirror Southern desegregation patterns as Justice Department pledges uniform handling.
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Norfolk
Vincent J. Thomas
Virginia
Richmond
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Duval County
Fla
Hugo L. Black
Washington
Jacksonville
U.S
Justice Black
Supreme Court
Georgia
Hancock County
Sparta
Florida
Fred Parker
Miley Miers
Tallahassee
North Florida Christian School
Skampa
Dick Greco
Mississippi
A.F. Summer
Justice Department
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Summer
Minnesota
Middle East tensions rise as Jumblatt seeks border calm
The Lebanese Interior Minister Kamal Jumblatt urged Palestinians to pull forces six miles from the Israeli border and said guerrilla leaders were considering the request after a cabinet clash. Amid ongoing clashes and Israeli reprisals, King Hussein urged unity against Israel as Soviet arms boost Arab power per a survey. A humorous aside defines class as a secretary hauling a sandwich to the bank for safekeeping.
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United States
U.S
Suppor
Cairo
al Ahram
Unite States
Israel
Middle East
Kamal Jumblatt
Beirut
Jumblatt
Amman
London
British Insitute For Strategic Studies
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Andy
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