Alabama Legislature backs Wallace disobedience plan for school choice
The Alabama Legislature endorsed George C. Wallace’s civil disobedience guidance urging parents to enroll children in schools of their choice and remain there. The Senate vote was 23 to 11 and the House 85 to 4, calling the plan the lawful and least disruptive method amid federal desegregation orders. Brewer, Wallace’s rival, avoided a strong position while noting his candidacy. Public schools reopened with few incidents and Floyd Mann reported only minor flareups statewide.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Albertc P. Brewer
Lurleen Wallace
Brewer
Wallace
Hawks
Doves
Mobile
Floyd Mann
Senate
Cohn Seeks Dismissal Over Life Magazine Article
Roy M. Cohn asks U.S. District Judge Wyatt to dismiss or delay bribery conspiracy charges tied to Fifth Avenue Coach Lines citing a Life magazine piece as defamatory and prejudicial. He alleges the Life article damaged his ability to receive a fair trial and seeks a court hearing on Morgenthau’s involvement.
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New York
UPI
Roy M. Colin
USS Atty
Hubert AT. Morgenthau
Life Magazine
Cohn
U.S
Inter B. Wyatt
Fifth Avene Coach Lines
New York City
Roy Cohn Lolby
JJ. Teyigar Hoover
FBI
Aperts
Margenthal
Fhe Lithe
Joseph Eli
McCarthy
Ele
William Lambert
Wyatt
Life
Jurisdict Lidn
Airlines Seek Fare Hikes To Offset Declining Profits
Major U.S. carriers including American Braniff Continental Eastern Northwest and United urged CAB approval of domestic fare increases of 4 to 6 percent to offset weak returns. United proposed about 6 percent rise with example hikes from 162 to 170 for Washington San Francisco and 45 to 50 for New York Chicago. A spokesman said industry ROI fell to 4-6 percent below the CAB ceiling despite a 23 percent rise last March.
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Washington
AFT
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Board
American
Braniff
Continental
Eastern
Northwest
United
San Francisc
New York
Chica
American Airlines
President fires Northern District marshal in 1969 shakeup
San Francisco UPI reports President Nixon dismissed Louis H. Martin, the 52 year old United States Marshal for the Northern District of California, replacing him with George G. Tobin. Martin protested, noting the move followed a controversial letter from Deputy Atty. Gen. Richard Kleindienst on White House stationery. The court left Martin in place temporarily as the executive decision unfolded.
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San Francisco
UPI
Richard Nixom
California
U.S
Deimocralie
Louis H. Martin
U.S. Alty
Richard Kleindienst
White House
Nixon
United States Marshal
District of
Maria
Lyndon Johnson
California Highway Patrol
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Birmingham
Bil Wallace
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Aremi Statehouse
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Stork
Evelyn Y. Davis
Wmany
West Washington Blvd
Los Angeles
Broadway
Gih & Sun
ASQ
Ennange Company
Mared Tee
Eline
Suivel
George G. Tobin
Tne
Tobin
Martin
George B. Haris
Dio
Mily Clothing Chain
Lewis
Long Beach
PARKS
Texaco
Lakewood
Wilmington
Ll's
Terrific Savings Oy
IGE
Hill
ZEA
Cabinel
Zenith
Belura Shing Kil
Lew Price
Dater Ri
Emai Raza
Peeing Sd
Miss Robin
Lee and
Sues
Pacific Coast
Buena Park
Beach Blvd
Garden Grove
Garden Grove Blvd
OFEN
Norwalk
Firestone Blvd
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Rosemach Blvd
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