Lowndes County Poverty Persists Amid Civil Rights Gains
In Hayneville Alabama a disabled black farmer notes limited gains from voting while poverty remains high in a 13 000 population county that is 78 percent black. White power structures persist though blacks hold some office and new black led health care and industry efforts arise.
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Thomas A. Johnson
N.Y
Hayneville
Ala
Bill Grant
Grant
Lowndes County
Montgomery
Selma
Virginia
Texas
Sam Bradley
John Huett
Hulett
Smith
Bobby Davis
Fort Deposit
Office of Economic Opportunity Health Center
Antipoverty Agency
Lowndes County Health Services Association
Mary Smith
Alabama State University
New World Records to distribute free American music anthology
A new nonprofit, New World Records, created with a Rockefeller grant, will produce a 100‑record anthology tracing American music history. Over three years it will distribute these records free worldwide to about 8,000 educational institutions and music libraries.
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Distributed Free New York
New World Records
Rockefeller Foundation
America
Charles Tomlinson Griffes
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