Mississippi students face desegregation choice after holidays
In Mississippi 30 districts must decide within a week whether to send children to newly integrated public schools after January 1, move them to private schools, or keep them at home. Public schools reopen January 5 under a Supreme Court desegregation mandate, as private school movements grow in areas with mixed racial dynamics.
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Major legislation status in first List Congress session
Summary of bills and actions across food stamps education foreign aid civil rights tax reform and other items. Highlights include food stamps authorization 2.5 billion annually by 1972, a 4.2 billion pay raise for 5.4 million personnel, education spending rising to 3.265 billion, nuclear treaty ratification, violence and crime bills, welfare and housing measures, and various controls and spending limits. Names Nixon Senate House cited along with key agencies and programs.
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Border guards shoot refugee at East German border
East German border guards killed a would-be refugee on the Maine infested death strip dividing East and West Germany early Sunday. West German customs police said officers heard three or four bursts of submachine gun fire around 1 30 a.m. At 9 40 a.m. customs police saw Communist soldiers carrying away a lifeless body wrapped in a blanket.
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