Bitter busing fight looms over school integration bill
Washington AP reports the Senate prepares for a bitter floor battle over a 23 billion education bill with a 1.5 billion school desegregation fund sought by President Nixon. The House adds three busing amendments as Democrats plan to push federal court ordered busing via the bill, though many fear legislative changes cannot override court rulings.
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Battle on Senate floor over equal protection and busing
The Senate weighs a broad school desegregation bill with a constitutional amendment as a possible solution. The measure would provide a 23 billion federal program including grants up to 5400 for low income college students, boosts for work study and loans, and more college support. Leaders Mansfield and Scott plan to push a final vote next week amid 38 amendments focused largely on busing.
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Plane Bumps Exiled General on Homebound Flight
A South Vietnamese government barred 189 U S servicemen from a jet in Saigon and kept exiled former Lt Gen Nguyen The Thieu from disembarking as the plane prepared to fly to Honolulu. Police surrounded the aircraft while officials claimed lack of “official permission.” The incident left nearly 200 U S personnel stranded.
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Hit And Run Attacks Wound Four U.S. Soldiers In Vietnam
Communist forces launched multiple attacks across South Vietnam with rockets and mortars, shelling the U.S. Army Support Command in Qui Nhon and wounding four Americans. Saigon reports 19 South Vietnamese killed and 76 wounded in the 24 hour period. Air campaigns and shelling continued as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces probed defenses near the demilitarized zone.
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Allies To Resume Paris Peace Talks
The United States and South Vietnam agreed to resume the Vietnam peace talks session on Thursday after last week’s session was halted in protest of a Versailles antiwar assembly held Feb 11 33. South Vietnamese official confirmed a secret December 1 9 meeting between Dr Tran Van Do and Xuan Thuy in Paris.
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Kleindienst Faces Lenient Senate Confirmation Hearing
Senatorial questioning over Kleindienst’s qualifications for attorney general yielded a mild hearing. Democrats Bayh and Hart steered the session, but offered little criticism as Kleindienst, 44, a Phoenix lawyer, seeks to succeed John Mitchell who resigns March 4 amid Nixon re election efforts.
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Senate picks Kleindienst signals tough law stance
The Weather Elsewhere reports Kleindienst would favor government wiretapping in national security cases without a court order if confirmed as attorney general and would sign off on intelligence actions. He opposes marijuana legalization, labels it an euphoric substance harming youths, and generally favors capital punishment for especially heinous crimes like kidnapping, assassination, and bombings.
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Bible Thought For the Scripture Says You Shall Not
A fragmented scripture note quotes a verse about not muzzling an ox that treads out the grain and mentions Timothy. The text appears garbled but centers on a biblical admonition and a reference to Timothy chapter 5 verse 18.
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TV Networks List Coverage Of China Trip
New York AP report outlines major networks coverage of President Nixon's China visit with schedules for tonight and Thursday morning. ABC plans late night wrap ups and Today show segments including the Great Wall appearance and related segments. Other networks listed unclear due to damaged text but indicate extensive presidential travel coverage.
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Kennedy speaks after Aden hijacking amid tense hostages
British Ambassador and Edward Kennedy said the hijacking over Aden involved Palestinian captors demanding release of prisoners. Kennedy described fear yet resolve, as 18 to 117 hostages remained aboard the Lufthansa jet and negotiations continued with Yemeni authorities and diplomats.
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IRA Leader Arrested After Blast Across Dublin and Britain
IRA Officials in Dublin arrest of Cathal Goulding and three Sinn Fein members follows Aldershot bombing that killed seven, including a chaplain, with 17 injured. British crackdown widens as police probe IRA revenge attack tied to Bloody Sunday.
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Senate approves enforcement of ban on job discrimination
The Senate passed a bill to grant enforcement authority for the federal ban on job discrimination based on race religion sex or national origin. The measure, approved 72 to 21 after debate, would allow the government to file suits in federal courts and issue cease and desist orders against employers and unions.
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Maryland Senators Vote With Majority
Six senators from Maryland Delaware and West Virginia voted with the majority in a 73 to 16 roll call as the Senate passed a bill to strengthen and broaden the ban on discrimination. They also joined the majority in a 74 to 2 vote to invoke cloture and limit debate on a pending bill to strengthen the enforcement powers of the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission.
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Senate Vote Repeats Amid Civil Rights Measure Debate
Tuesday's double vote 74 to16 and 72 to17 muddled action on a civil rights bill. Senators Ervin and Ballon forced the repeat, delaying House consideration of a companion measure passed last September and moving the Senate version toward enforcement of the 1969 Civil Rights Act with added provisions against discriminatory job practices.
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Meany Launches New Blast At Nixon In China Comment
George Meany sharply criticized President Nixon over the signing of an antistrike bill in Beijing. He denounced the symbolism of American labor versus slave state oversight and urged labor unity amid threatened wage and worker rights.
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EPA Proposes Reducing Lead in Gasoline by 1974
The Environmental Protection Agency proposed cutting lead content in gasoline starting 1974. A plan would require unleaded options at large service stations by July 1 1974 with a staged reduction to 1.28 grams per gallon by 1977. Fines up to 10 000 per day could be leveled for violations.
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