South Africa To Remain Segregated
Johannesburg commuters move in three segregated streams each morning. Black colored and white groups merge briefly near center as they reach work in white owned industries. The article notes apartheid will persist under Verwoerd’s successors with government opposition to integration and lists strict racial rules spanning transport facilities and public services.
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South Africa
S Iices
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Hendrik Verwoerd
Ber
South Affrica
Anahuac Area Personal Items And Civic Club update
Chambers County items note visitors and travel across towns including E A Wilborn from Baptist Hospital Beaumont and LaVerne Files in Fordyce Arkansas. Anahuac Civic Club meets September 14 at 7 30 am in City Hall council room. Anahuac schools report 1,242 students in class, up from 1,198.
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Horace Gray
Integration of South Expanding through Atlanta Schools
Fragmented OCR text describes racial tensions and school integration in Atlanta with references to faculty changes, segregated classrooms, and interracial conflict affecting students and the community. It mentions Huntsville and Alabama but lacks coherent details and dates. The piece hints at disruption during school integration three years prior and ongoing concerns about safety and policy.
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