Bentsen Unsure on Primaries
Senator Lloyd Bentsen of Texas said Texas is the only primary he has decided to enter so far and he may join eight to ten more later. He spoke in San Antonio amid heavy security after addressing the American Institute of Planners and a news conference, warning against choosing nominees in “smoke filled rooms.”
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Administration and Congress Review Forced Busing Shift
Ford administration and Congress examine alternatives to forced busing as a Senate panel opens hearings on constitutional amendments to ban it. Sen. John Tower cites Ford ordering a thorough review by the Justice Department and HEW after a 30 minute meeting.
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Lawmakers weigh racial busing amendments in Senate hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee held two days of hearings on proposed constitutional amendments banning busing for racial purposes. University of Chicago sociologist James Coleman testified that forced busing has drawbacks, while Ford discussed a Supreme Court test of alternatives. The vote outlook remains unlikely, with past Senate results suggesting two thirds may be hard to achieve. The White House asked for a review of busing options, and a campus demonstration highlighted ongoing tensions over the issue.
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Directors urge swift aid to New York City
A unanimous board resolution from San Antonio directors asks President Ford and Congress to provide immediate financial assistance to New York City facing severe budgetary strain. The move signals cross-party concern and calls for rapid federal action to avert municipal distress.
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Doctors on Strike at Chicago Hospital
Chicago doctors and interns at Cook County Hospital kept picketing amid a court order barring the walkout. A five hour meeting followed a temporary restraining order, with participation uncertain and emergency care continuing as the hospital faced reduced emergency room traffic and six admissions versus the usual 150.
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Today In History and Birthdays Highlights Oct 2 1975
On this date in history: missiles withdrawn from Cuba in 1962 crisis eased. Harvard founded 1636. Statue of Liberty dedicated 1886. Prohibition 1919. 1929 stock crash. Pope John XXIII era in 1958. Vietnam war events near Danang. Arab leaders call for independent Palestinian state. Births: Jonas Salk age 61, Joan Plowright age 16. Thought for today notes Sallust.
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