Nuclear nonproliferation U.S., Russia sign A-treaty WASHINGTON (UPI) —President the two nations beginning April 16 in mark the ratification of that treaty." far." themselves. to do everything in their power to stop Kosygin, in a Moscow ceremony, Nixon said that the entry into force Nixon and Soviet Premier Alexei N. Vienna. The separate events in Moscow, the nuclear arms race and speed up said the Russians were "preparing in of the nonproliferation treaty was one Kosygin led their governments in At a State Department ceremony, London and Washington officially progress toward general and complete all earnestness" for the Vienna of the first major steps in moving formally adopting a nuclear Nixon said the nonproliferation pact completed the process of ratification. disarmament." conference. "from a period of confrontation to a nonproliferation treaty today and was "the first milestone on the road Because of the timing, Kosygin's He said Russia attaches great Kosygin said the nonproliferation period of negotiations and a lasting remarks came first. After observing voiced hope a general Soviet-U.S. which leads to reducing the danger of importance to the strategic arms nuclear war." treaty in which 54 nations agreed not to peace." that the nonproliferation pact was disarmament agreement might deve- talks. Of the strategic arms negotiations, spread atomic weaponry is among The President said a third milestone limited in its general disarmament lop. With the full adherence of the United he commented: "We trust the climate 'the most important standards of towards securing stable international scope, the Soviet leader commented: Both Nixon, and Kosygin cited the States, the Soviet Union and Britain— of those talks will be good and we look international law" but he said it "does peace was the effort of nations "to "Therefore, it is very important now forthcoming talks on general strategic forward to the ceremony which will not liquidate nuclear armaments so reduce political tensions" among (Continued on Page 3A) arms limitations by negotiators from for nuclear powers and all other states BOCA RATON NEWS Vol. 15, No. 63 Thursday, March 5, 1970 22 Pages 10 Cents IQUOAY 197Q MARCH 197D S M T W f S 1 2 3 4 Schoolplan 6 7 8 9 10 11 TTi3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 SO 30 31 Zone in hands board meets of court A committee will report to the By KATHIE KEIM system, recently reopened his suit Planning and Zoning board A decision on how Palm Beach because he felt the county was not tonight on a request to hold a County schools are to be desegregated desegregating as quickly as it could public hearing on rezoning land next fall may be two to three months be. along A-l-A from its present hotel away, according to reports at the Jackson said the plan that was and motel classification. fi. school board's meeting yesterday. rejected by HEW regional officials — a The request for a hearing was The school board, which must now plan submitted by Supt. Lloyd Early entered several weeks ago by the deal with the District Court in Miami and approved by the school board — Atlantic Homeowners Assn., instead of HEW since attorney William was "under re-evaluation," and there which would like to see an R-3-C Holland reopened his desegregation was no decision on whether this would zoning for the area. suit, heard a report from school board be the plan submitted to Judge Joe Otherwise, a light agenda attorney Michael Jackson that April 6 Eaton in Miami April 6. shapes up for the P&Z Board at had been set as the date for a hearing The recent court decision on the its meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Is that a nearsighted camel reading the sign on the property on Fifth avenue south of the Fifth Avenue on county efforts to desegregate. Orange County efforts to desegregate City Hall King Brothers Circus truck? Sure looks like it. Let's Shopping Plaza, The perfroamance is a benefit for the Jackson said no decision has yet are also being studied by Jackson and the school administration to determine hope he gets the program read before show tune this Boca Raton Elks Lodge. -Photo By JACK HUTTON been made on whether the county will how the decision would apply to Palm Track meet evening .the show starts at 8 p.m. on the city-owned present the same plan that was rejected last week by HEW officials in Beach County. Running finals for the Boca Atlanta or whether an entirely new The Orange County decision, which Raton Hi#i School Invitational pia.i would bt, present, d *r. ^ place. was laid down in District Court in Track Meet begin at 7:15 this A decision on tie county's February, allowed that county to evening. Six schools will enter the desegregation program may not be continue with the neighborhood school Plan proposes cap concept and permitted several all- competition. Up until running soon in coming once both sides present time, the Bobcat Booster Club their cases, Jackson told the board, black schools to remain that way. will be serving chicken barbecue since the judge who would be presiding Jackson warned that the Orange dinners in the school cafeteria. at the hearing had other cases which County case did not apply to Palm Tomorrow, afternoon, Coach would take precedence. Beach County in all aspects, and even George Tyson and his baseball on universities A decision could come about the if it did there were not guarantees that team will travel to Carver High same time as the end of the school the Orange County case would not be School to do battle on the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI)— A enrollment have topped the 12,000- University, is pegged at 8,124 in 1974.) year, giving the county only a short appealed to the Supreme Court and diamond. Game tune is set for 4 special council on higher education 15,000 range. In effect, said Rep. Robert Graham, time to implement any plan that meets even overturned. p.m. proposed today that the University of (However, the university system SCOPE chairman, the recom- the approval of the court. Jackson was authorized to act on Florida and Florida State University "Fact Book" projects 1974 enrollment mendations, would provide for "I'm under the impression it takes behalf of the board to develope any Quick facts be limited to their current physical at the University of South Florida in maximum use of existing space at the about two full months to assign plan that could meet with the approval size and that a system of regional Tampa at 22,627. The new Dade County two senior institutions without further students to their respective schools," of the courts, and board member universities with multiple campuses institution, Florida International physical expansion. school board chairman A.D. Thorp Robert Johnson was named to act as Weather: Cloudy today with be created. said. "We are going to have complete liaison between the board and Jackson showers and thundershowers; havoc in September because of this and the administration. partly cloudy tonight and The recommendations, by the Select Council on PostHigh School Education delay." Jackson said any plan that is Friday with only a chance of Investigation of boat developed for presentation to the showers. Probability of rain (SCOPE), included enrollment Thorp said that the fact that the ceilings of 26,-000 on the present county must now present a plan and courts would first meet with the tonight and tomorrow approval of the board. decreasing to 30 per cent. Florida and FSU campuses and of defend it before a judge means that 15,000 students on all other individual either the judge finds the county's plan Early also recommended that no High yesterday 80, low this fatality is completed matter what plan is accepted, the morning 68. Noon today 78. campuses. acceptable or he will find it Florida's enrollment last fall was It is believed that Mrs. Sheaffer unacceptable and set down a plan board continue with the reassignment Low tonight 65, high By PETE PEPINSKY of students before it proceeds with the tomorrow 78. 20,768, while FSU's was 17,010. The assistant county solicitor has jumped from the stern of a yacht on himself. which she and three others, Robert Holland, a West Palm Beach reassignment of faculty and staff Boating: Seas four to six feet, (The advisory group's plan, if im- closed his investigation of the Feb. 19 members, a recommendation that met plemented, would have little impact on boating death of Mrs. Barbara J. Day and William Stevenson of Boca attorney who filed a suit several years inland waters will be choppy ago charging that the county was opposition from Thorp. to rough. Samll craft Florida Atlantic University. Present Sheaffer. The final decision on legal Raton and Miss Ann Bedard of maintaining a segregated school "The superintendent has said we operators should exercise enrollment at F AU is about 5,000 with a outcome will come from the county (Continued on Page 3A) solicitor Monday, it was learned today. should reassign our students where caution when out on the 1974 projection of only 6,997. necessary before we do the same with water. High tides at 6:29 p.m. (Size has never been one of the goals According to John Paul Jones, our faculty members," Thorp said. this evening, 6:29 a.m. of the local, upper division and assistant county solicitor, one question "This is a breach of board policy tomorrow; low tides at 12:56 graduate university.