Head Start Gains Public Favor Across Nation
A nationwide UPI survey finds the Head Start program widely praised for helping 360,000 four and five year olds from poor homes. While effective in boosting early learning, critics cite desegregation disputes in the Deep South and Mississippi funding concerns.
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Louis Cassels Washington
UPI
Arden
Deep South
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Philadelphia
St Louis
Ohio
Rhode Island
Vermont
Portland
Ore
Dallas
Tucson
Mobile
Ala
Baton Rouge
Gainesville
Fla
Mississippi
John Stennis
D-Miss
Child Development Group
Mt Beulan
Miss
Shriver
Johnson
Head Start
Pombaala
UFO
Peace Corps
America
Vista
Tornado-Like Winds Cause Flooding Across Central Texas
Weather warnings extended to Saturday as floods drenched West and South Texas. Rain totals topped 5 inches in College Station and Lufkin, with San Antonio and Houston streets turned to creeks. Police reported numerous closures and rescues amid widespread road flooding and underpass drownings.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Texas
West
Red River Valley
College Station
Corpus Christi Weather Bureau
Nueces
Rio
Sabinas
San Antonio
Bexar County
Helotes
Bandera
North Central
Abilene
Houston
Austin
Cotulia
Junction
Lufkin
Utopia
Uvalde
Wichita Falls
Mineral Wells
Brownsville
Rio Grande Valley
WTAW
Bryan
Edwards Plateau
Galveston-Texas
Main
la Porte Road
North Shepherd
Shepherd
Galveston
Texas City
Houston Weather Bureau
Livingston
Dalhart
Hondo
Corpus Christi
Victoria
Palacios
Cotulla
Cosper Rites Held Today In Tell Church
Funeral services for William J. Cosper were held at 2 p m in the South Side Baptist Church Tell with Rev S L Pound and Rev C C Lamb officiating. He was buried in Tell Cemetery after dying Thursday in Hall County Hospital Memphis following a lengthy illness.
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William J
Jack) Cosper
South Side Baptist Church
Tell
S. L. Pound
C. C. Lamb
Tell Methodist Church
Mr. Cosper
Hall County Hospital
Memphis
Funeral today for Mrs Annie Idella May
Final rites were held at 2 p.m. in Katie Missionary Baptist Church in Katie, Oklahoma, with burial at Katie Cemetery. Mrs May, longtime Childress County resident, died Wednesday at St Anthony's Hospital in Amarillo. She was the wife of S E May of Childress.
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Annie Idella May
Katie Missionary Baptist Church
Katie
Oklo
May
Childress County
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Amarillo
S. E. May
Childress
Johnson court charge on Ku Klux Klan rights conspiracy
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson Jr told the jury the issue was not if the Klansmen killed Mrs Liuzzo but whether they conspired to violate the rights of marchers in the case continuing from pane one.
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Frank M Johnson Jr
Liuzzo
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