Boy steals to feed siblings after abandonment
A Miami case shows a six year old boy helping his six brothers and sisters after their mother left them. Police investigate a string of minor home burglaries as Ruth Eisen nurses twins Cecile and Cynthia Henry. The child was seen taking milk and orange juice from doorsteps to keep the family alive.
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North segregated more than ever report shows race gaps
Washington report from HEW notes Southern districts boosted Negro enrollment in majority white schools from 18 to 39 percent between 1968 and 1970 71 while northern districts held at 28 percent. Nationwide share rose from 22 to 33 percent totaling 756000 Negro students with most in the South. Desegregation varied by city with Southern gains but northern cities slowing or reversing.
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Nixon abandons veto threat on public service jobs bill
The Nixon administration reversed and will not veto a bill to create 150 000 to 200 000 public service jobs annually in parks, police and fire departments, schools and hospitals. Labor Undersecretary Silberman relayed the shift as lawmakers seek a compromise between House and Senate versions.
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Wyman to Remain Welfare Chief in Rockefeller Plan
Governor Rockefeller reappointed George K. Wyman as commissioner of the Department of Social Services despite concerns over welfare administration. Barry L. VanLare was named executive deputy commissioner to join Wyman, with Wyman to serve at the governor’s pleasure after a reform shifted appointing power to the governor.
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