Desegregation Guidelines Set for Public Schools
Washington AP reports new guidelines require actual desegregation in public school staff and end dual systems. Freedom of choice plans must break down separation by race and origin, while progress in closing inadequate segregated schools is mandated. Reports will measure district progress. Title VI compliance ties to federal funds. The policy takes effect July 1.
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Freedom OF Choice
Harold Howe II
U.S
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Howe
William H. Stewart
Public Health Service
Court Upholds Guilt In Mixed Marriage Case
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals upholds the antimiscegenation law and the couple’s convictions. Richard Petry Loving, 92, white, and Mildred Jefer Loving, 6, part Negro and part Indian, were charged with intermarriage between whites and Nepras. The court sent the case back for further proceedings on sentence validity.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Caroline County
Richard Petry Loving
Mildred Jefer Loving
Loving
Legislature In Its Second Month In Sacramento
Sacramento AP reports the California legislature entered its second month amid debate over overcrowding in mental health facilities and proposed reforms. Governor's anti violence package gains traction with tougher drunk driving tests and firework safety. state budget and hospital closures debated as lawmakers weigh savings against capacity. Senate leaders resuming duties as Sen. Doug Burns, recovering from kidney surgery, returns to president pro tempore role.
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Sacramento
Robert Badham
Badham
Newport Beach
Fresno
Dugh M. Burns
Yere
Senate
Trade Club Meeting Set for Carpenters Hall
San Leandro records show the Trade Club will meet at Carpenters Hall 1050 Matox Road Hayward at 6 p.m. The agenda includes public health discussion on air pollution and possible smog adaptation research. Page notes cite E J Fairchild remarks at AMA conference.
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Trade Club
Carpenters’ Hall
Matox Road
Hay
Les Ward
Angeles Times
U.S
House of Eds Public Health Service Research Ight
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Chamber of Commerce
Pioneer 4H Chub to Meet OHS at Mohrland School
Fairchild reports animals developed pollution resistance and lungs less sensitive to irritants. Event includes Falecite sale Wednesday at Mohrland School and a public meeting at 7 10 p.m. on air pollution reports. Alameda County Fair tests may shape local smog protection ideas.
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OHS
Mohrland School
West St
Hayward
V.mn
Aicnic
Alameda County Fair
Model meeting demo at Mohrland School clinic
On March 15 the club will demonstrate a model meeting as guests of Mohrland School, showcasing the group’s techniques and inviting participation from students and residents.
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Mohrland School
Top Court Upholds Voting Rights Act Amid Debate
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, upheld key sections of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, ruling Congress could require federal examiners to register voters and curb literacy tests. Chief Justice Warren stated the act is constitutional and necessary to protect nonwhite Americans’ right to vote, with Justice Black concurring in part. A separate ruling found a Chicago man's 1959 murder conviction invalid due to lack of a sanity hearing, ordering a new trial within a reasonable time.
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High Tribunal
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Warren
Karl Warren
Hugo L. Black
Congress
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Tom C. Clark
Theodore Robinson
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