Humphrey challenges claim of separate and unequal societies
Vice President Humphrey said the presidents riots commission report claiming Americans move toward racially separate societies is open to challenge. He urged a massive national effort to fix injustices against Negroes while noting signs the administration is taking steps. He spoke before the National Housing Conference as the commission released its findings.
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Chicago adopts school busing plan amid protests
Chicago school officials approved a compromise busing program moving 573 pupils, mostly Black, from two crowded schools to eight all white schools. The plan requires mandatory participation with no parental opt out and aims to hire about 18 more teachers for the expanded schools. Superintendent Redmond was to begin busing by next Monday or by March 18 at the latest.
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Daley Criticizes Riot Report and Lawless Elements
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley blasted the Presidential Commission on Civil Disorders for failing to distinguish protest from lawlessness. He accused the panel of neglecting state responsibilities and gun control, and of not punishing those who urge Molotov cocktails.
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Science panel says sonic booms unlikely to cause damage
A National Academy of Sciences subcommittee reported the probability that sonic booms from supersonic aircraft would seriously damage buildings is very small. The panel, created in 1964 at Johnson's request, studied test flight results for a year and called for further study.
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