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...close friend who was then Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, out of his job, in part for pressing too hard on integration. Finch's replacement, Elliot Richardson, has now been left stranded. Last week, moving abruptly to "disavow" HEW's busing plan for schools in Austin, Texas, Nixon emphatically restated his position: "I have consistently opposed the busing of our nation's schoolchildren to achieve a racial balance, and I am opposed to the busing of children simply for the sake of busing. Further, while the Executive Branch will continue to enforce the orders...
Twelve-Hour Days. Like Nixon himself, Richardson is a shrewd administrative poker player, although he denies a charge that he hoards his chips. "I haven't lost out on much," he argues. For example, HEW's demands for school busing in Austin, Texas, and other desegregating cities might have been mandated by Supreme Court decisions, but it was Richardson who forestalled any agonizing delay by the Justice Department and the White House by simply informing John Mitchell that it had to be done...
When the death toll out in Yuba City, California, surpassed the magic number 16 (held by sniper Charles Whitman, Austin, Texas) two weeks ago, some Harvard seniors were so thrilled they nearly threw a party. This was an event! If the toll passes 30, there may be fireworks in the Square...
...relay team barely beat the English team with a time of 42.5. The relay consisted of Harvard's Austin O'Connor and Yale's Brent Costello, Frank Moore, and Don Martin...
...society demands that the student pay dearly for his education, it should in turn compensate him with a well-paying job. Failing this, education should be provided free so that all may enjoy its fruits. CHELLIS AUSTIN Encinitas, Calif...