Court warns northern schools on discrimination
Supreme Court's 7-1 ruling says if deliberate racial discrimination exists in northern city schools, the entire district may face federal desegregation orders. The Denver case involving Mexican American and Black students prompts district court guidance on proving intent and outlines new desegregation guideposts.
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William E. Doyle
Supreme Court Upholds New York Welfare Work Rules
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, reversed a Buffalo District Court ruling and upheld New York's 1971 welfare work rules. Able-bodied recipients must report biweekly, seek or obtain work, and participate in employment interviews or risk loss of aid. The ruling supports state aims to promote self reliance and ensure funds aid those genuinely in need.
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Nyt
Supreme Court
New York
Buffalo
Lewis F. Powell
Powell
Rockefeller
Hunt got 72000 cash after warning to tell all in Watergate
Washington sources say E Howard Hunt Jr received 72000 mid March after telling John Dean to relay to Ehrlichman that he would disclose White House actions against Ellsberg. He sought 72000 for himself and 50000 for attorney fees amid talks of a book, with $122000 initially sought.
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Nyt
E. Howard Hunt Jr
John D. Ehrlichman
White House
Daniel Elisberg
Watergate
Hunt
John W. Dean II
Ehrlichman
Nixon
Washington Post
Central Intelligence Agency
G. Gordon Liddy
Los Angeles
Ellsberg
Dean
Senate Watergate Committee
Samuel Cash
John M
Mitchell
Frederick C. Larue
William O. Bittman
Justice Department
Peron Calls Unity to Rebuild Argentina in Grave Time
Former President Juan D. Peron urged Argentines to unite to rebuild a nation in a grave situation. He warned that only peaceful action would lead to a powerful, prosperous Argentina while appeals for unity accompanied a bloody rally in which at least 14 were killed and over 200 injured. Peron, 77, returned from 18 years in exile and addressed the nation from Madrid via radio and TV, pledging to work with Campora and Isabel Martinez.
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UPI
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Argentina
Peron
Madrid
Ezeiza
Rgentina
Campora
General Workers Confederation
CGT
Martha Mitchell leaves New York for unknown destination
Martha Mitchell was seen leaving her Fifth Avenue apartment with travel luggage and entering a waiting station wagon around noon. Her husband, former Attorney General John N. Mitchell, has been indicted on federal charges of perjury and conspiracy. she had no comment for reporters outside.
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