Segregation Suit Filed Against Joliet Board
Four grade school pupils and parents filed a federal lawsuit accusing Joliet school officials led by Superintendent Donald D Amico of racial discrimination in spending a 6.7 million bond and failing to promote desegregation. The suit seeks to block bond construction and win a desegregation plan for the next school year. Plaintiffs include Lucien Holman and daughter Lucia Elmer Sims and daughter Sara Margaret Graves and son Titus Nadine Eichorn and daughter Daniel.
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U.S
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Lucien Holman
Lucia
Elmer Sims
Sara
Margaret Graves
Titus
Nadine Eichorn
Daniel
Rent a Baby Sparks Laughing Reply at Civic Center Plaza
A photographer at a Chicago demonstration photographed a young woman with a baby strapped to her back. When he asked for the baby’s name the woman replied it isn’t hers and that it is a rent a baby. The exchange drew facetious responses from onlookers.
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Chicago
Civic Center Plaza
Eisenhower’s condition after seventh heart attack
A hospital bulletin at 8:30 p.m. Friday said Dwight Eisenhower, critically ill, rests comfortably as doctors note an irregular heartbeat remains the immediate threat. Earlier bulletins used hopeful terms and medical staff warn the outlook is guarded or unpredictable. The attacks all occurred at Walter Reed Army Hospital.
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Aylesbury Sani tation Worker Proposes New Job Title
Sanitation worker Ronald Whatley proposes the term garbologists for his profession. Doctors say the most critical period after a seizure lasts about a week, though irregularity continues to pose issues in this case.
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Aylesbury
England
Ronald Whatley
Whatley
Czech Policy Is to Rely on 2 Weapons
Westmoreland cites heavy likely fighting as defense chiefs note rising military activity. Sources say Russia deployed 12 divisions into Czechoslovakia about 180000 men while four satellites added a token 20090 troops. Czech army 175000 could resist but anticipated overwhelming Soviet power nearby.
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Valentino Fans Remember Rudy Valentino at Anniversary Ceremony
Hollywood AP reports on the 42nd anniversary of Rudolph Valentino’s death. About 200 fans gathered near his crypt as Belle Martell, 73, said she left a sickbed to attend. Valentino, an Italian immigrant who rose from tango dancer to film idol, died in 1926 at 31.
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California Judges Gain Flexibility in First-Time Drug Penalties
California governors signed a bill allowing judges to convert first-time marijuana cases from felonies to misdemeanors or keep felonies for LSD and dangerous drugs. The rule, effective in November, lets judges tailor penalties to individual youths while maintaining jail terms up to one year for misdemeanors and up to long terms for felonies in drug cases.
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Reagan
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End Appears In Sight Now For Unit Rule
The Democratic National Committee rules panel voted to end mandatory bloc voting, signaling the likely demise of the unit rule once and for all. Texas and other states faced possible shifts as delegates could demand a poll and record each vote individually. A floor fight was anticipated as critics urged continuation while supporters embraced the reform.
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