Objections Due On Mobile Desegregation Plan
Negro attorneys must file objections by next Monday to a speeded desegregation plan submitted by Mobile County School Board to federal court. The amended plan for fall desegregation adds three more grades and aims to fully desegregate the Mobile city-county system by 1969, with initial integration limited to Mobile city schools. A hearing on objections is set for July 29 before U.S. District Judge Daniel Thomas.
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Bookmobile Schedule and Desegregation Note
The schedule lists bookmobile stops at Lacon Fullinwider New Hope Hale Union Hill Eva Patton's Cold Springs Hadley's Flint Day's Cedar Lake with times from 9:30 to 3:15. A desegregation remark states outside Mobile city limits plans cannot extend beyond 11th and 12th grades for the 1964 65 term due to administrative feasibility.
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Marshall Center draws 100000 visitors in six months
Representati ves from 32 countries were among the 100 000 people visiting the Marshall Center in the first half of 1964. The total includes 368 foreign visitors from Egypt South Africa Nigeria Poland and Colombia. The Space Orientation Center drew 66 667 visitors followed by manufacturing engineering and test laboratories.
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Lawrence County
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New Hope
Union Hill Church
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Wile
McRae Motors
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Baldwin Highway
W. O. Smith
Burkville
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Neel
Morgan County
Mrs. McGregor
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Automotive Paint and Parts Co
Decatur
McGregors
Belleview Baptist Church
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Dan River
Hop Murphy
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Sears
Watch Repair Service
Sixth Ave
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