Critics circle picks year’s top theater works
The New York Drama Critics Circle selects The Homecoming as best play for 1966-67, with A Delicate Balance named second best. Cabaret is voted best musical, and I Do! I Do! is runner-up. Result stems from weighted runoff ballots amid a varied Broadway season. Unemployment is down in West Germany.
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Southern educators to boost desegregation drive in the South
The Office of Education plans a summer compliance effort hiring Southern school administrators and officials to work with districts lagging in desegregation. About 1,082 districts still have segregated classes and 219 are under federal court orders. The program seeks experienced Southern educators, paying $750 to $1,250 monthly, to visit districts and aid compliance.
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Civil Rights noncompliance risks federal school aid loss
Over 980 Southern school districts cited for Civil Rights Act noncompliance could forfeit at least 160 million dollars in federal education funding. The American Cancer Society seeks donations to sustain its cancer fight and health campaigns.
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