Private schools expand amid North Carolina desegregation
Public officials fear a growing private school movement in North Carolina as desegregation drives openings. Over 30 new private schools are planned this fall, with 230 to 240 projected by year end and as many as 30,000 children affected. Enrollment declines and shifts to private academies are noted in Goldsboro Northampton Halifax Greensboro Winston-Salem and Wake County.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Goldsboro
Northampton County
Halifax County
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Wake County
McKeithan Blasts Nixon Policies on Desegregation
Louisiana Governor John McKeithan told North Carolina Democrats that Nixon promotes different desegregation policies in the South and North. He criticized Washington for preaching equality while allowing a segregated school system at home. He framed the issue as fair play and equal treatment for the South.
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Wrightsville Beach
N.C
Louisiana
John McKeithan
Nixon
South
North
New Orleans
McKeithan
White House
Washington
Duke Fresh Get Drug Warnings
Duke University president Ter ry Sanford writes to new students about drug abuse dangers. He cites health risks and offers confidential counseling while warning of severe penalties and clarifying that services do not imply approval of illegal drugs.
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Durham
N. C
Duke University
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Duke
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