Desegregation Plan Notice for Washington Ark District
Notice under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act describes desegregation aims for Washington School District No. 12 Arkansas. It outlines a 30 day school choice period from March 29 to April 29 1966, eligibility rules, forms, processing, attendance, and penalties for violations. It also covers cross district attendance options, grades nine through twelve, and general desegregation provisions with enforcement contacts.
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Washington School District
Washington
Arkansas
Washington Public School
Wll
Clow Highschool
Lincoln High School
Lincoln
Clow
Hope and Yerger
Crow and
Hope and Verger Hi
North Central
Hope High School
Yerger High School
Guernsey
Route 4
Hope
Guernsey Public
Equal Education Opportunities Program
U. S. Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Office of Education
Notice to bidders for diesel power motor grader in Hope Arkansas
Sealed proposals to City of Hope Arkansas until 2 30 p m April 1 1966 for diesel power motor grader. Specifications require new units, latest model, assembled and ready for operation, with detailed literature. Bid must note any deviations, with right to accept or reject bids. Specifications include engine in cab, six forward two reverse gears, 1300 24 tires, and size limits for wheelbase length width height.
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City of
Firestone
Warning order in Hempstead County court case 8927
Pearl Scoggins sues The Unknown Heirs and or Devisees of Lola Johnson for real estate in Chancery Court Hempstead County Arkansas. Defendants are to appear and answer within thirty days as directed by Clerk Jim Cole. Court seal dated March 16 1966 with notices published March 22 29 and April 5 12 in 1986.
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Chancery Court
Jim Cole
Desegregation Plan Notice for Guernsey School District
Guernsey School District No vi Hope Arkansas outlines Title VI desegregation plan details. It covers choice forms, student assignments, timelines for spring and late choices, transportation, and nondiscrimination provisions under the Civil Rights Act. It notes processing, reporting violations, and contact information for the Office of Education.
Court Ends Long Struggle in History
AP News Analyst James Marlow reports that the Supreme Court closed a lengthy national dispute by recognizing the 24th Amendment adopted in 1964 which outlawed poll taxes for federal elections. The piece notes Southern filibusters had blocked earlier efforts to curb racial discrimination through poll taxes in the South.
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James Marlow
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Doctor's Mailbag on Cystitis and Votes Ruling
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on interstitial cystitis infections and treatment options including antibiotics and stress relief. The piece also summarizes the U S Supreme Court 1964 poll tax decision, its 14th Amendment basis, and history of voting rights.
Policy push seeks US China relations reset
A group of 198 scholars and citizens urged a new US policy toward Red China, proposing Red China entry to the United Nations and continued ties with Chiang Kai-shek’s Formosa regime. They argue mutual recognition could aid dispute resolution while acknowledging US alliance constraints and ongoing American policy.
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James Marlow
Washington
Red China
China
Association For Asian Studies
United States
United Nations
Asia
World Organization
U.N
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
Chiang
Dean Rusk
Lsted
Warsaw
Ence 1
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Guetdey
Morel
Helpul
U.S. Office of Education
Ark
Gftset
Schoors
Clow High School
Guernsey High School
City of Hope Street
City Shop
Fair Park
City of Hope, Ark
G. G. Medders
Schood
Wayne G. Brandstadt
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
M.D
Dr. Brandstadt
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Virginia
William O. Douglas
Douglas
Georgia
Walter G. Potter
Shreveport
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