NEA claims 1072 Black teachers lost jobs in five southern states
The NEA reports from federal data that 1072 Black educators were displaced from Alabama Georgia Florida Louisiana Mississippi and Texas between 1969 and 1970 while 3076 White teachers and administrators were hired. The brief criticizes the Singleton decree as inadequate to prevent racial bias in staff reductions during desegregation. It cites county and parish examples showing sharp Black declines and White gains.
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KEA
Washington
HPI
CTA
Law
NEA
Alabama
Reargim
Florida
Louisiana
New Orleans
Ania
Gegra Gia
Cour
Amd
Mississippi
Kississippi
NIIA
Georgia
Texas
Fragmentary OCR Index of Terms and Phrases
A disjointed OCR list of terms and phrases with numbers and partial phrases spanning topics such as nautical, government, geography, and personal names. The readable bits include Yale thoroughfare, Russian greeting, Turkish platform dignitary, and several ambiguous items. No cohesive event or narrative is evident.
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Tizard
Yale
Steflman
Eal
Wiscous
Prestay
Public Sale of 1961 Buick at Epps Chevrolet Co
Public sale for cash on March 22 1972 about 10 00 AM at Epps Chevrolet Co Middlesboro Ky. Vehicle is a 1961 Buick two door hardtop Serial No 466375120599. Seller reserves the right to bid through General Motors Acceptance Corp.
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Epps Chevrotet Co
Middlesboro
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Deaths and Funerals McLin Cemetery Rose Hill
Davidson Funeral Home Rose Hill Virginia announces services for Lebert Surber 57 of Rose Hill found dead at home. Survived by widow Bonnie Surber four sons daughter and multiple siblings. Funeral Saturday at Davidson Memorial Chapel officiated by Rev Charles Long with interment at McLin Cemetery Rose Hill.
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McLin
Rose Hill
Lebert Surber
Rose
Davidson
Mame Hill
Davidson Funeral Home
Bonnie Surber
Rue Hil
Song
Ronnie Surber
Rothville
Charles Surber
Gaithersburg
Glen
Tommy Surber
Vac
Jady Surber
Way
Wayne Stieber
Shirley
Ty Paul Sureber
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Clebert Surber
Beulah Durham
Middleshoro
Enda Crockett
Tonn
Charles Long
Forest Rescue: Lumberjack Hurt by Power Saw Injury
A lumberjack named Hackkinen suffered a severe throat wound when his power saw blade cut his windpipe while working in the forest on Thursday. Colleagues rushed him to a hospital where he underwent emergency surgery and was reported resting comfortably today.
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Gerebro
Weli Hackkinen
Cerebra
Hackkinen
Fragmented text hints at a court confession and forgiveness
The readable portions describe a judge offering forgiveness under mercy terms, referencing faith in Christ and a vow to mend. It mentions a conversion or conversion-like act and a depiction of moral accountability amid court action. The overall sense is religiously framed legal mercy.
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Imral Gomdansa
Christ
Swallows Return Home To Capistrano Today
San Juan Capistrano Calif UPI reports the swallows return to Capistrano today marking a long tradition since 1776 before heading to Argentina in October and back in March. Engineer Portney offers a sun shadow theory while local news agent Dil Smith calls it wishful thinking.
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Swallows
Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano
Calif
San Joan Capistrano
Dil! Smith
the Mission
Hospital Notes At Appalachian Regional Hospital
Hospital notes list dismissals admissions and births across multiple towns including LaFollette Pineville Barbourville Rose Hill Cincinnati and Cumberland Gap. Reading hours noted as visiting 12 and 7 to 8 pm. Also reports a Sacramento UPT item on 15200 nonessential forms being discarded saving $45000 annually.
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Appalachian Regional Hospital
Hades
Mary Bryant
LaFollette
Harley Carroll
City
Latty Farley and Son
Pineville
Viarina Goins
Barbourville
Matilda Harbor
Rose Hill
Edith Helton
Kenneth Henderson
Clairfield
Virgil Hecrell
Harrogate
Edna James
Cincinnati
Ohio
Doris Johnson
Doris Lackey
Mary Marci
Evelyn McNew
Speedwell
Male Milligan
Carol Mullins
Jonesville
Pauline Standifer
Tacewell Admissions
Keith Caudill
Kelly Ann Cline
Tazewell
Lizie Denny
Anna K. Lowery
Anthony W. Mason
Frakes
Paul M. Ramsey
Shawanee
Carolyn Shackleford
Glenda Shaler
Ethel Mae Treece
Arjay
Mesers Boges
Jimmy Thomas
Cumberland Gap
Middleshore Hospital
Allie Sandifer
Alisha Faye Thomas
Bonna Thompson
Cit
Connie Estes
David Keck
Donna Thompson
Sacramento
Calif
Tennessee welfare bill targets unwed mothers at cap of sterilization
A Tennessee legislative committee endorsed a bill requiring sterilization for unwed mothers to receive welfare, a plan opposed as unconstitutional and costly. Sponsor Rep. Larry Bates argued the state must set its own criteria while federal funds would still be matched. Dr. John Fleming led opposition, calling the measure discriminatory and urging revisions.
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Tenn
Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Tennessee
Todey
Larry Bates
D - Martin
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Nashville
Capitol
Bates
Fred Friend
John M. Fleming
Bristol
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Waltan
County
Tia
Richland Parish
West Point Municipal
Volleman
Rosa DI Theatre
Lee van Claes
John Wayne
Kirk Douglas
Phyllis Diller
Lee County, Va
Surber
Tona Flake
Forest Rescue
Amanik Hearst Gand
Aivuendig Pelpht
Wil
Red Paul
Beene
Ruth
Hirt
Juhin Watidey
Alwaye
Tommy Paul
Chrise
Mann
Remeam Encral Gendneas Grilt de
Ibe
Atley Ronta
Portnoy
Argentina
Manring Theatre
By Duren Cheek
Friend
Fulton & Essaryl
Cumberland
Ewing Theatre
Ewing, VA
Rip Torn
James Callahin
Paren
Wes
Kittots
America
Cumberland Ave
Bae Sa
Dodge Dart
Dodge Boys
Dodge
U.S
Gambrel & Madon Motor Co
Kentucky
Cumberland Avenue
Pinaville
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