Reversal of Richmond School-Busing Order Stirs Congress Debate
The U S Court of Appeals reversal of the Richmond school consolidation ruling eases pressure for constitutional amendments to curb court power on busing. Lawmakers from both parties expect the decision to blunt calls for sweeping federal action as they weigh the next steps on education and civil rights, with Southern lawmakers urging restraint.
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Air Forces Strike North Vietnam Bridges and Plants
U S aircraft scored major strikes near the Red China border and around Hanoi destroying or damaging bridges and power facilities. Phantoms attacked Bag Giang plant 24 miles northeast of Tianvi while laser guided bombs hit a rail yard 23 miles from the frontier. South of Saigon Vietnamese forces shelled militia posts as clashes continued near An Loc and along Highway 13. casualties included several killed and 67 wounded.
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Angela Davis to Tour Nation for Thank You Visit
Angela plans a three week thank you tour across the United States with stops in New York Chicago Detroit San Antonio Los Angeles and Birmingham. She will visit supporters and then take a week off before resuming travel ending in New York.
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Castro travels amid reports of heart trouble delay
Prime Minister Fidel Castro slowed his Wag wider tour of Africa and Eastern Europe after Polish government sources said he showed signs of heart trouble. Officials said he was "very tired" and canceled a journalist meeting. Planes and ambulances followed his motorcade, with trips shortened to Gdansk Krakow and Katowice. Castro, in olive fatigues, was greeted by Polish officials and faced no speeches at the airport. He continues a five week journey through eight nations, with Poland and the Soviet Union on the agenda.
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