Naders Raiders barred by AAA in clash over consumer probe
The American Automobile Association cut access to its structure finances and operations for Naders Raiders a student team led by Ron Landsman citing prejudgment and policy. The dispute spanned six weeks with limited interviews and a plan to widen focus to AAA insurance tied to a billion dollar revenue stream.
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Attacks in Vietnam Fall as Saigon Reports Casualties
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks dropped to 14 incidents in the 24 hours ending 6 am. Three Americans were killed and nine wounded in ambushes south of Da Nang. The Americal Division faced two armored patrol ambushes, the fourth and fifth in five days. Since last Thursday eight Americans killed, 22 wounded, nine vehicles destroyed. The weeklong alert was lifted despite anticipated anniversary attacks.
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Wilkins Reflects On NAACP Work At 70th Birthday
Roy Wilkins celebrated his 70th birthday and recalled 41 years as an NAACP member and leader. He spoke of optimism amid frustration and urged progress through voting, legislation, and court action, noting rising support and donations to the human rights cause.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Mrs. Scott reports a theft of cash and travelers checks near an Intourist guide. Postmaster General Blount and wife depart for Romania Hungary and Algeria for official duties including Budapest-71 opening and meetings with postal officials. Premier Kosygin of the Soviet Union will visit Algeria in October, the second Russian leader visit since independence in 1962.
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California court fracturing school finance may upend funding
California's $5 billion public school finance system based on local property taxes faces upheaval after a state Supreme Court ruling. The 6-1 decision found the system unconstitutional, saying wealthier districts with higher tax bases fund better educations than poorer ones. The ruling could push lawmakers toward a statewide tax and redraw funding across districts.
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