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Money as substitute for school desegregation aims
An unsigned Union editorial argues federal money substitutes for law to enforce racial mixing in Northern suburban elementary schools. It criticizes Harold Howe II and federal bureaucrats for using funds to pressure integration, noting Congress and the Supreme Court limit or redefine authority and praising a cautious stance toward local control.
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