Crossroads Seen in U S School Integration Efforts
Atlanta reports that fourteen years after the 1954 ruling 80 percent of Southern Negro children remain untouched by desegregation, prompting warnings that federal enforcement via HEW funds will decide whether the policy survives. Officials cite slow progress, court orders, and shifting targets as districts show mixed compliance.
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Atlanta
UPI
Supreme Court
South
Paul Rilling
Office of Civil Rights
HEW
Mississippi
Alabama
Justice Department
Blended Whiskey Price From RY Company Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ohio outlet offers RY Company blended whiskey at 80 proof 65 percent neutral spirits priced at 3.99 per quart or fifth.
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RY Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Russian general appeals for peace during visit to Los Angeles
Maj. Gen. Valentin I. Meshcheryakov says military men understand the need for peace, stating we know how bad war can be as he travels with a 44 member group of military attaches from 43 countries. He meets Mayor Sam Yorty and tours U S cities. Central High School in Little Rock is noted for 1957 desegregation troops. Elizabeth Eckford is now a part time college student in Little Rock after a tour.
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Atlanta
Mays
Little Rock
Central High School
Los Angeles
CNL
Sam Yorty
Central
Arkansas City
Elizabeth Eckford
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