Rockefeller Opens First US Bank Office in Moscow
David Rockefeller, 57, arrives to a red carpet reception as Chase Manhattan opens Moscow’s first American banking office in the Metropol Hotel near the Kremlin. He meets Premier Kusytsin and Tass calls the talks businesslike and hopeful. Rockefeller warns of congressional worries over emigration taxes and expresses optimism for expanded Soviet American trade despite anticipated difficulties.
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Court Action Leaves Hope for Future Desegregation
WASHINGTON (UPT) The Supreme Court’s 4-4 refusal to reinstate Judge Merhige’s 1974 Richmond desegregation merger order leaves civil rights advocates a sliver of hope for future cases. The ruling, not accompanied by an opinion, marks the heaviest high court blow to school desegregation since the 1950s. Similar cases are filed in multiple cities nationwide as districts face racial integration challenges.
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Brezhnev’s West Germany visit signals pact terms and U.S. pivot
SEYMOUR FREIDIN reports Brezhnev leaves Bonn content after a four day West Germany swing with Willy Brandt. He asserts no obstacle to meeting Nixon and cites multi billion contracts with Krupps and a Rockefeller bank entry in Moscow. Brezhnev touts peace while avoiding dissident and KGB questions as Brandt gains recognition of East Germany and large Soviet credit for a steel plant.
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