Segregation in Public Schools Slowly Dissolving Across States
Atlanta report notes that DESPITE Supreme Court ruling, only seven Deep South states retain public classroom color barriers. Since 1954 about 738 districts began integration, yet 2 300 biracial districts remain segregated, with violence flaring in some areas while others integrate peacefully. Harold Fleming cites community readiness and demographics as factors in success or trouble.
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Stop Pain of Piles at Home New Treatment
An advertised product offers instant external relief for piles with a claimed painless at home method. The claim highlights a fast acting substance with an anesthetic effect and a formulation available as ointment and suppositories.
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School Board Gets More Time
Raleigh School Board gains deadline relief until September 30 to answer a federal case filed by Joseph Holt Jr. seeking admission to a white high school after his application was denied. Judge Don Gilliam postponed the original due date from September 19.
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Integration Delays Hit Several Districts Across States
The development is paused at least temporarily as districts begin integration this year. The count includes three in Arkansas, six in Kentucky, one in Maryland, seven in Missouri, three in North Carolina, four in Oklahoma, and one in Tennessee.
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Insurance Firms Hear Regulations on Credit Insurance
In Raleigh, insurance companies and loan agencies face a September 26 deadline to submit ideas on proposed regulations for writing credit insurance with installment sales. A public hearing drew over 75 people before Insurance Commissioner Carlos F. Gold, who will reconvene to consider suggestions. The rules require separate disclosure of coverage types and itemized premiums to show insureds what they pay and what they receive.
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