Suburb Desegregation Push Rolls Through Nashville Area
In Davidson County suburbs desegregation proceeds as city and county plans converge under the Nashville model. Officials note four grades will desegregate at once, with students allowed to transfer to nonracially assigned schools. Local leaders worry about possible unrest while views split along income lines.
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Southern Education Reporting Service
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Supreme Court
William E. Miller
Davidson
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John Kasper
Tennessee
Census Bureau
New Aid For Classes Of Disturbed Proposed
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction proposes a new state subsidy to fund special classes for emotionally disturbed children. The budget requests show state leadership and growth plans, with subsidies totaling over nine million dollars for the next two years. Defective speech classes enroll about 2,000 more children annually and roughly 50 new classes for the mentally retarded are added each year.
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Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Gaylord Nelson
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State Treasury
Japan Education Clocks Risk Surpassing U S Says UW Professor
Madison Wisconsin Prof Emlyn D Jones reports from Japan that educational opportunities may overtake the United States within a decade unless American schools act. Japan spends five percent of national income on education versus 3 5 percent in the U S and has rebuilt after 1945 with influence from U S education including adopting the 6 3 3 system.
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United States
Japan
Emlyn D. Jones
University of Wisconsin
Jones
National Council For the Social Studies
Prof. Jones
America
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