Asheville Schools Stay Open Under Desegregation Plan
U S District Court approves a modification allowing two Asheville elementary schools to stay open and about 1,600 pupils to remain within their neighborhoods, reversing a plan that would have based 2,500 pupils outside the area. Plaintiffs objected to keeping some all white schools and closing former all Negro schools.
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Asheville
U. S. District Court
Woodrow W. Jones
B. Lee Allen
Money Ready For Busing Crisis In North Carolina
AP reports the North Carolina Public Instructions Department asked the federal court to delay an order for school bus desegregation funding. Judge's six month delay ends March 1 1971 while Phillips notes 900000 needed for bus transport. 40000 city students affected. 20 of 152 admin units still in serious trouble under federal guidelines.
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Raleigh
Phillips
North Carolina
A. Craig Phillips
Tion
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General Assembly
Don Murray and Betty Murray Announce Separation
Hollywood AP reports actor Don Murray and wife Betty separate citing incompatibility in a joint statement. Married Aug 2 1961 in Berlin they have three children. Murray 40 has two children from former marriage to Hope Lange. The note also mentions New York Citys first elevated railway used steam power in 1871 per Britannica.
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Hollywood
Don Murray
Betty
Berlin
Murray
Hope’ Lange
New York City
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Man plans to ask to represent self in murder trial
In Los Angeles, Charles Manson plans to ask the Superior Court for permission to defend himself in his upcoming trial. McKissack described Manson's desire to conduct his own defense, with a decision expected later this week or next.
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Charles ‘M
Manson
Rusk Named To Georgia Faculty Post
Georgia Regents approve the nomination of Dean Rusk to a faculty post at the University despite protests. The appointment, renewed yearly, follows a two hour closed door meeting. Opposition cited liberal views and Rusk’s son in law ties to Guy Gibson Smith and a 1967 Negro marriage.
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Kennedy
John, Son
Rusk
Margaret
Guy Gibson -Smith
Negro
One Arrested In Bank Holdup in Winston-Salem
AP report states a 30 year old Winston-Salem man Donald McKeith Jr was arrested Monday night as one of three masked bandits who held 24 customers at gunpoint at a bank and robbed it of 3872 dollars. He awaits arraignment before a U S commissioner and is jailed in Forsyth County. Police describe ski masked robbers, two armed with pistols. The trio fled in a turquoise car as roadblocks failed.
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Winston-Salem
Winston - Salem
Donald McKeith and Jr
U.S
Forsyth County
Marsh Swamp Claims Filed in North Carolina
RALEIGH AP Tar Heels figuratively Linton notes fertile ground for marshland claims as petitions flood the state office from anglers, fishers, and landowners seeking refuge aid and ownership rights. By mid November about 30 percent of petitions remain active with estimates of 2,000 to 3,000 individual claims totaling thousands of acres.
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Tar Heels
Linton
Tar Heel
Pei
Thomas Linton
Sioner
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