U N Snubs Mrs Sirhan Plea to Speak at U N
The Sirhan Sirhan family, including Munir Sirhan, traveled from Pasadena to appeal to the United Nations for peace in the Middle East and leniency for Sirhan. U Thant refused private audience, citing assembly rules. a prepared statement was handed to Undersecretary Stavropoulos for relay.
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Oil Firms and Auto Makers Pledge Minority Franchises
Twenty major oil companies vowed to boost minority owned filling station franchises to 25 000 within five years to match their share of the population. Automobile makers including Ford General Motors and American Motors pledged substantial but unspecified increases in minority dealerships. Currently 10 Negro dealerships exist in the nation and Chrysler lists 6217 dealer ships among the four majors. The plan was announced at the President's Advisory Council on Minority Enterprise meeting chaired by Secretary Maurice N Stans with 63 business delegates present.
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Arab Envoy Calls for Moving UN Agencies from New York
Saudi Ambassador Jamil Baroody told the UN Administrative and Budgetary Committee that decentralizing the United Nations or relocating agencies could escape rudeness and crass commercialism in New York. He proposed Austria Cyprus Lebanon Morocco or Switzerland as sites. He cited high living costs and low pay for UN staff and urged secretariat staff to form a trade union to counter a weakening dollar.
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Nixon acts to free No. 1 POW
About 20,000 signatures gathered on a petition urging President Nixon to push for the release of Navy Lt. Everett Alvarez of Salinas, held since 1964 after his plane was shot down over the Gulf of Tonkin. Nixon has asked Henry Cabot Lodge to pursue Alvarez’s release, and Alvarez’s wife Tangee will travel to Washington in December to present the petition.
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Suit Filed Over Schools Politics in Palo Alto Board Rule
Three high school students from Palo Alto High Cubberly High and Gunn High filed suit in U S District Court to strike down a school board rule barring student organizations from engaging in political advocacy. The case seeks a constitutional ruling and is supported by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Palo Alto High School
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Cubberry High
Andrea Holman
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