Antibusing bill showdown aims to force Senate vote
Washington news desk reports a pressure plan by Sen. James B. Allen and allies to force a Senate vote on antibusing legislation this session. They threaten to bring the bill to the floor unless Senate Leader Mike Mansfield schedules action, with adjournment before the November elections at stake.
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UPL
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James B. Allen
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Mike Mansfield
House
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Land Congress
Sacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Nevada judge bars Clark County schools opening over busing plan
A Nevada state judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking Clark County from opening schools that would begin busing to achieve racial balance in elementary classes. The antibusing group pressed the injunction as federal desegregation orders collide with local actions. District officials and counsel attended in Washington to seek a Supreme Court stay on the desegregation plan.
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Clark County
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Christensen
Schoals Institute
US. Justice Department
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Robert List
Robert Petroni
Washington, D.C
Funds for slain officers approved
The Senate approved a bill to pay 50 000 to dependents of policemen and firemen slain on duty retroactive to 1967 along with coverage for prison guards and national guardsmen. The measure passed 80 to 0 and goes to the House. It also provides 25 000 for loss of an eye or a limb and 50 000 for multiple dismemberment.
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Justice Department
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
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Antipoverty Bill Passes With No Independent Legal Services Corp
Congress approved a 4.7 billion anti poverty measure sending it to the president after dropping a plan to create an independent national corporation to run Legal Services for the poor. The bill totals 2.3 billion for current year and 2.4 billion for 1974, with 1.4 billion cut to satisfy objections. Javits and Nelson vow to press the issue anew next Congress.
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Legal Services Program
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Legal Services
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D-Wise
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