Government Pressing Catch Up Classes for Negroes
The Department of Justice urges federal courts to require school boards in St Helena Parish Louisiana Sharkey and Issaquena counties Mississippi to establish catch up classes for Black students. The aim is to remedy past inferior education caused by racial segregation and ease Black children into previously white public schools. A DOJ spokesman described the issue as painful with some students approaching illiteracy after limited rural schooling.
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API
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Sharkey and Issaquena
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Boy Born In Street In Detroit Suburb
A teen mother, Mrs. Sullivan, delivered a baby on a main street in a Detroit suburb after being assisted by two officers who halted traffic. Both mother and child were reported in good condition at Seaway Hospital. The article then discusses remedial education and civil rights actions as part of desegregation efforts.
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James
Sullivan
Detroit
Seaway Hospital
Judge Refuses To Take Rights Case in Alabama
A federal judge in Montgomery refused to assume jurisdiction over a Crenshaw County suit by African American residents seeking to overturn an injunction at Helicon School. He said their actions around Jan 17 showed demonstrations that disrupted classes and involved property damage and an assault on the principal. The ruling upheld the injunction barring demonstrations, picketing, boycotting, and marching at the school.
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Crenshaw County
Therm U.S. Dist
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