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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1970

Page

8

Justice Dept says no federal task forces for desegregation

Attorney General John H. Mitchell told a Senate committee that more than 400 southern school districts must desegregate this fall and that complaints will be handled promptly. He said there are no plans for federal integration task forces or special compliance offices and that U.S. attorneys and FBI offices will receive complaints to enforce desegregation. Mitchell warned against retaliation and promised swift action if federal laws are violated.

Washington Justice Department John H. Mitchell Mitchell Special Senate Equal Education Committee Jacob K. Jarvits R-N.y U.S Jackson Miss New Orleans Houston FBI Javits

Escape Vehicle Found At Enid

Hockley County Sheriff Weir Clem received a tip Thursday about the escape of three prisoners. Police in Enid Oklahoma said they located the oil pickup linked to the trio near Enid. At large are Harold Hensley and Jimmy Don Fields of Levelland. Howard Waller, 35, of Sacramento, Calif., was captured in Chicago and returned to custody in the Hockley County Jail.

Levelland Hockley County Weir Enid Okla Clem Harold Hensley Jimmy Don Fields Howard Waller Sacramento Calif Chicago

Integration Plan Wins Nod

Officials of the Department of Health Education and Welfare accepted Sulphur Springs desegregation plan submitted Thursday amid federal court talks. Superintendent Norris Starkey must gain school board and U S District Court approval. Larkin and Jefferson officials met with HEW and TEA reps. South Park Port Arthur and San Augustine hold conferences. Austin postponed to Monday with Ector County and Galena Park slated to appear.

Austin Larkin and Jefferson HEW Texas Education Agency South Park Port Arthur L San Augustine Enn Ector County Galena Park

Innocent Pleas Heard In Court

Four persons pleaded innocent to misdemeanor offenses Thursday in Judge Denzil County Court at Law. Dorothy Nell Simmons 29 of 2705 Weber Dr Towana Bontke 23 of 5220 Oak Ave charged with carrying a pistol Steve Cadena 20 and Manuel Cadena 18 of 1503 E 1st charged with passing worthless checks.

Judge Denzilee County Court-at-Law Dorothy Nell Simmons Weber Dr Land Towana

Nixon Confers With Southern Education Advisory Groups

President Nixon travels to New Orleans to meet with a Louisiana advisory committee to the President's Cabinet Committee on Education and counterparts from Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, North and South Carolina, and Georgia. The Louisiana panel includes Bob Pettit and other leaders, but Louisiana education chief William Dodd questions its ties to state education and desegregation issues.

New Orleans UPI Nixon Louisiana Alabama Mississippi Arkansas North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Louisiana Education William J. Dodd White House Tim Elbourne Royal Orleans Louisiana Group St. Louis Hawk Bob Pettit Louisiana Education Association Louisiana Teachers Association National Education Association Dodd Nixons Royal Orleans Hotel French Quarter Louisiana Advisory Committee Clos

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