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4A BROWNWOOD BULLETINThursday, Oct 2, 1969
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day after leading 65 of 74 staff Harvard law school graduate
lawyers in a public protest who joined the division in 1967,
against the government s school
dent attorneys. told them he
Young accused Leonard of would not be embarrassed by
tude toward civil rights prob- ponement of desegregation in
Jems because of the Justice of- ‘
But with both men shouting to it were approved
hold the floor. Armed Services
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FAMOUS MARKETS FOR OUR SPECIAL BEALL RINGER MONTH
But Rivers said President
Committee Chairman L Mendel Nixon had personally promised
Rivers, DSC, said he had been him the money would be pent
apprised of the test failure and as soon a* economic conditions
indicated Pike was reporting permitted.
half-truths and half-facts. Rivers said the money would
Pike, a member of Rivers’ be the first installment of a
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Leonard made the statement critics did now know the facts in
at a news conference at which the various cases
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M2 billion from a $21.35 biHion i
defense bill
Rep Otis G. Pike, D-N.Y.,
told the House Wednesday the
huge C5A suffered a new test
failure of a rear beam last week
and the Pentagon did not tell
Congress about it.
Pike said that he learned of
the test failure when he was in a
Los Angeles bar while attending
a test pilots’ symposium
"The main problem in this
country is not something called
Technicians
Join Strike
TORONTO ।API — Airport
radar technicians in Saskatche-
wan joined Ontario workers in a
opening debate on the authorua-
tion bill for the Safeguard anti-
missile system, planes. tanks,
ships and missiles.
Cut* proposed by spending
critics include Mil million for
procurement of an additional 23
CSA planes beyond the 58 al-
ready contracted
Critic* also argued that 11 bil-
lion added to the bill for ships
should be cut because the Nixon
administration didn’t ask for it
This policy was branded a
ing would change” if the Su- major retreat by the U.S. Com-
preme Court orders "instant in- mission on Civil Rights, but
tegration." Mitchell and Leonard said their
By WILIAM BARTON
Associated Press Writer
WASHINGTON I APi — The
forced resignation of a dissident
Justice Department lawyer has
added fuel to controversy swirl-
ing around the Nixon adminis-
tration s civil rights’policies
Gary J Greenberg 27. senior
trial attorney in the civil rights
division's appeals and research
section, stepped down Wednes-
wildcat strike today If the having a "cynical, callous atti- asking for court-ordered post-
terike spreads it could reduce t-d- *——— ----- T ... ...
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Rita Egger, secretary-treasurer; Glen-
da Roberts, vice president; and Rich-
ard Spinks, president.
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when workers at a dozen Ontar-
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air traffic substantially
The technicians members of
the International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers, also were
set to walk off their jobs in
Newfoundland A union official
in Edmonton, Alberta said the
strike could spread to western
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Rivers answered, include all $345 million of Safe- I MEN'S LONG SLEEVE
Rep DurwardG Hall, R Mo, guard deployment money, $86 I m- * -Vn-
. —e — —3 million for 170 Cobra helicop-
production line was test Down ters,‛$77 million for the Short
Wednesday morning and per- Range Attack Missile, $38 mil-
formed beyond expectations
The exchange came during
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their attack on the controversial (Pike) talk," Piuaf- enese-ad
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for new ships as debate contin- reported the third CSA'off the
ued today over efforts to slice
committee, asked if he didn't five-year program that would
thin the full committee should cost at least $ billion "if we are
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greed with a desegregation de-
lay granted S3 Mississippi
school districts.
At that time. Greenberg was
arguing that an Arkansas dis-
trict should not be given more
time to integrate The judges
asked him why then the Arkan-
sas school system should not get
a postponement when the gov-
ernment had proposed more
time in Mississippi
Leonard, responding to the
protest statement from his dissi-
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of quiet colors. In sixes 32-40, now
reduced to 2.99 each!
An additional amendment
would eliminate UM million for
three bomber defense projects
that were cut by the Senate but
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Greenberg resigned at the re-
quest of Asst. Atty. Gen. Jorris
Leonard, his division chief, who
claimed only Monday there
would be no retributions" against
attorneys who disagreed with
him.
Even as Greenberg began va-
cating his office. Sen. Stephen
M Young. D-Ohio, suggested
Leonard himself should step
down The possibility also was
Canada
desegregation decisions were
Air Canada has canceled sev- sound despite the lawyers’ .» I n .
oral flights from Montreal be- charge that the department was birthday Party
cause of bad weather and lack violating "clearly defined legal
of technicians to man naviga- mandates" A+rnete onnn
tion equipment. A spokesman "Sixty dive lawyers are •ue”
saidoperationsat Toronto Inter- wrong. I guess," Leonard said ROME (AP)-American film
national..airportwere reduced because I think I have set out producer Joseph E Levine
M -Pen cent j airport han- . what the civil rights en threw what he called a small
“630 ic14 forcement policy of this division birthday partv for his wife Ro-
The strike began Tuesdav is going te be • salie Wednesday night
to otm. „.02 .. Leonard would not explain About 2,000 guests in various
A-arports walked otf the job why Greenberg was singled out stages of dress and undress ate
demanding up to to per cent when 90 per cent of his division their way through a 29-dish
wage increases. A spokesman had joined in the protest against menu in a rented 17th century
sAC.union.oificers.did.not ap" himself. President Nixon and Roman palace, entertained by
strike but the work- Atty. Gen John N Mitchell three bands and guarded by me
tn ignores teem ______ I But the young lawyer, a 1966 dieval horsemen.
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 69, No. 302, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 2, 1969, newspaper, October 2, 1969; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1574340/m1/4/: accessed July 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.