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Brinkerhoff, in Dallas Morning News, has favorable article on
Helen Bentley, 1st woman chmn of the US Maritime Comm. "She
always delivers the goods whether she's covering the waterfront,
decking a docker, bracing the brass or helping steer the nation,¹
writes reporter, and adds: "every yardstick for rating women in
gov't puts her at the top."
BUSING
The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned 5-1 a court-ordered
merger of Richmond's predominantly black schools with white suburban
counties. The Court said it believed the last vestiges of state-imposed
segregation had been wiped out and "because it is not established that
the racial composition (of Richmond and county schools) is the result
of individual State action, we conclude there is no constitutional
violation (and) the Dist. Judge (Merhige) exceeded his power of
intervention.¹
NBC film of white Richmond School Board member saying her
group wants consolidation as only other choice is all-black system
and they're on verge of that now. NBC's Stern said it wasn't a
complete victory for either side as court said it was Richmond's
situation on which they were ruling. Thus may not be much bearing
on Detroit, Indianapolis, Hartford and others.
Lead story on CBS/ABC was the Richmond decision. CBS
noted the Court said the original ruling involved a restructuring of
state internal gov't, and that this exceeded the court's authority.
CBS' Shaw reported the court ruled that Merhige had exceeded
his powers of intervention. Va. Att. Gen., on film said ruling will
clear up a lott of confusion as parents hadn't been sure from year
to year what school their children would attend. Shaw said the original
Richmond decision had been "the motivating force¹¹ behind Admin
appeal for busing moratorium. And he said that Admin position on
busing was "strengthened" by the ruling. He added that Admin was
"obviously delighted" by the decision.
ABC said the original ruling had raised a "storm of controversy".
Geer said Court ruled that original decision was a violation of
constitution. He noted that, if implemented, it'd have meant extensive
busing. And Geer called decision a "major defeat 11 for Richmond
School Board which had advocated the earlier plan. Reporter concluded
that, if decision stands, integration of suburbs around Richmond is
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