Southern Legal Officers to Push Calif Desegregation
Three southern attorneys general flew to Los Angeles to file a federal motion seeking immediate desegregation of the Pasadena district as part of a broader push to apply school desegregation laws nationwide. The group linked the effort to President Nixon's stance on equal enforcement and opposed forced busing, while observers noted potential delays could affect other districts.
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Nixon
California
Attys
MacDonald Gallion
Alabama
A. F. Summer
Mississippi
Jack Gremillion
Louisiana
Los Angeles
Pasadena
Supreme Court
America
John. C. Stennis
D-Miss
Robert Scott
North Carolina
Students seize Morgan State fine arts building in protest
Several hundred black high school students occupied the Morgan State College fine arts building in Baltimore to protest the arraignment of eight girls over disturbances at two city high schools. After talks with college leaders the youths evacuated quietly. An orderly meeting initially refused to leave and directed hostility toward whites and newsmen.
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Baltimore
UFI
Morgan State College
Arbiter rules on who may pronounce death in Marin County
In San Anselmo Marin County officials dispute who can declare death after a 65 year old man suffered a massive heart attack. Patrolman Mendez argued the patient alive while Bay Cities Ambulance staff refused transport citing law. Coroner investigator Craig later pronounced Maschio dead noting no state or county rule designates who may pronounce death.
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San Rafael
UPI
Marin County
Joseph Mendez
Bay Cities Ambulance Co
Enlio F. Maschio
San Anselmo
Mendez
Maschio
Keith Craig
Craig
Flu Spreads Across Most of United States
The National Communicable Disease Center reports influenza and influenza like illness in 45 states, up from 16, with outbreaks continuing into April. The agency notes wide spread in Louisiana Rhode Island and Maine and over half of counties in those states affected. Eleven regions report regional reach with disease in multiple neighboring counties.
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Atlanta
UPI
National
Communicable Disease Center
Federal Health Agency
Louisiana
Rhode Island
Maine
Energe
Laird warns Hanoi on bomb halt pact violation
Defense Secretary Laird cautioned North Vietnam against violating the November 1 1968 bombing halt. He avoided specifics on rules of engagement, citing security. the visit examined Vietnamization progress as U S forces shift combat roles to South Vietnamese. Nine Marines died in a Da Nang area ambush, with 12 Americans killed and 18 wounded overall.
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Creighton B. Abrams
U. S
Vietnam
Melvin Laird
An Hoa
Saigon
Melvin R. Laird
North Vietnam
Laird
Wheeler
Creighton Abrams
U.S
Sagittarius Double Bath teased by Bonsack and sold nationwide
The Teacher Corps is a nationwide federal program training teachers for poverty areas. Applicants need a bachelor's degree and a 2.75 GPA. Trainees enroll for two years, attend classes two days weekly, and work as student teachers three days weekly, earning $75 weekly plus benefits.
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Bonsack
U.S
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Teacher Corps
Action Line
G. C
Long Beach
Poverty
Teacher Corps program offers degree and credential after two years
The program provides $15 per dependent, a master's degree and teaching credential, plus a placement service. The Department of Health, Education and Welfare contact is given for more information. A resident asks about Social Security delays. a retroactive payment is due and a Chicago misfile issue is being resolved with ongoing follow up.
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Teacher Corps
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Seventh
D Streets
Washington D.C
George Hermann
Social Security Office
Chicago
Social Security
Bombs and Bank Robbery Shake Towns Police
Two bandits using a submachine gun and a sawed-off shotgun robbed a bank and injured several people by explosions. A white 1967 getaway car with a New York plate sparked a bomb scare at a local grammar school. Police evacuated students and moved operations to the War Memorial Building.
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New York
St. Joseph's Grammar School
Gino J. Arconti
Arconti
Whites CovNants in Carswell Lot Spark Debate
In Crawfordsville county records the Carswells sold a bayfront lot for about 4900 on July 12 1965 with deed restrictions tied to earlier covenants. The sale involved Harriet Yon and Mazie Middleton, with the plan including racial covenants excluding domestic workers. The Post noted the Carswells no longer own property there, while Ziegler said the incident mirrors nationwide real estate documents. Carswell remains in seclusion as Senate probes his Supreme Court nomination. GOP leader Morton downplays the report.
Inquest Opens in Jail Strangulation Death
An inquest opened in Santa Ana into the death of Vernon Louis Williams 27 after a scuffle with Orange County Jail deputies following a hitchhiking arrest near Riverside Freeway and Euclid Street He died from strangulation after a restraint hold was applied during booking and an autopsy cited two percent witnesses and medical records including past narcotics arrests and behavioral hospital confinement He was a high school athlete and part time college student. A separate Athens report notes Aliki Sigala 35 gave birth to quintuplets four stillborn and the fifth died 90 minutes after birth weighing under a pound each.
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Santa Ana
San Pedro
Orange County
Vernon Louis Williams
Riverside
Euclid Street
California Highway
David Allen
Willams
Robert Singer
Jerry Pierson
John Hewitt
Williams
Eugene Miller
Patton State Hospital
Athens
UPI
Aliki Sigala
Sigala
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nguyen Xuan Thinh
Mander
South Vietnam
Bandits
War Memorial
Civil Defense Office
Crawfordsville
Carswells
Bayfront Complex
Wakulla County
Carswell
Harriet N. Yon
Tallahassee
Peyton Yon
Mazie Middleton
Miami
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Florida
Sth Circuit Court of Appeal
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Georgia
GOP
Rogers Morton
Deerfield Beach
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