Diphtheria Could Spread Across the United States
Government disease experts warn that limited outbreaks of diphtheria could spread nationwide, especially in ghettos, if half of children are not immunized. San Antonio reports 66 cases this year, with only about half of kids immunized versus 72 percent in similar cities.
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South integrates rural schools in first fall openings
The Associated Press reports that rural districts across the South began fall sessions with black and white students in the same classrooms for the first time. In Georgia and South Carolina, several districts initiated desegregation under court orders or plans, including Echols County High in Georgia and Orangeburg in South Carolina. Alabama counties also moved away from dual school systems with Blount and Cleburne reopening on integrated terms as Randolph County transfers 500 pupils from an all Negro school to predominantly white institutions.
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Calley trial date in My Lai case uncertain
Lt. William L. Calley Jr. appears before Judge Col Reid W. Kennedy as defense motions seek access to classified government documents. A new trial date is expected to be set amid possible further postponements in the case charging him with the deaths of 102 Vietnamese civilians at My Lai.
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Rules College Need Not Give Men Degrees
A three judge federal court ruled Winthrop College in Rock Hill South Carolina need not grant degrees to men. The college admitted a few men on an experimental basis last year who sued to gain access to the college. The court held that the equal protection clause does not require identical treatment and allows a state to create differences between groups.
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Griffin Ends Campaign With Charges By the Associated Press
Arkansas State Sen. Richard Earl Griffin closed out his bid for the Democratic nomination for attorney general with a charge about ArkLa not paying unclaimed customer deposits as required by escheat laws. Griffin said nonpayment could cost the state thousands or millions. his opponent Ray H. Thornton Jr. accused Griffin of irrelevant issues and urged focus on law enforcement and consumer protections.
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