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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1970

Page

3

Minority equality rebuked by Givi Rights Commission chief

In Baltimore County hearings on minority job and housing opportunities, Rev. Theodore M Hesburgh, Notre Dame president, criticized counties and communities for resisting the U.S. Constitution. He demanded public funds be used to meet human needs, noting a 3 percent black population in the county and 46 percent in Baltimore city. He urged equality of opportunity and questioned federal efforts on discrimination.

Givi Rights Commission Theodore M. Hesburgh Hesburgh Notre Dame University Commission Baltimore County Baltimore Federal Home Loan Bank Savings and Loan Association August Schafer Transportation Department Baltimore Beltway Fashier Hesburgh

Tax Help Revoked for Racist Private Schools

Washington The government revoked the tax-exempt status of 31 Mississippi private schools on Wednesday under a new rule aimed at stopping contributions to schools founded to maintain segregation. The IRS acted after the schools refused to drop racial discrimination from admissions policies. Seven southern private schools were previously cleared for continued deductions for disallowing discrimination.

Washington UPS Mississippi Internal Revenue Service U.S. District Court Nixon IRS Southern States

Public sees U S recession with rising prices and job woes

A cross section of 1,200 households finds 58 percent believe the United States is in recession while 71 percent say prices are rising faster than a year ago. A 60 to 19 percent majority expects no deep low mood next year and 61 to 28 percent reject claims the inflation peak is over.

Nixon U.S Cambodia Peter Ree Thcome

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