Southern Schools Open Amid Desegregation Efforts
Rural districts began fall terms with mixed black and white students for the first time amid ongoing court ordered desegregation. Georgia and South Carolina reported varied progress with several counties implementing or testing unitary systems and objections over busing plans continuing in Augusta-Richmond County.
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South Carolina
Orangeburg
Georgia
Statenville
Echols County High
Echols County
South
H Allen Smith
Georgia Department of Education
Justice Department
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ala
Bama
Dallas
Randolph
Alabama Education Department
Blount
Cleburne County
Randolph County
Supt
R. D. Simpson
Nixon
Augusta-Richmond County
Augusta
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Waites
Brothers Drown In Ohio Quarry Tragedy
Two Wood County brothers drowned in a quarry near North Baltimore Ohio on Monday Kenneth Hosler 24 of Hoytville died while attempting to save his 16 year old brother Jesse of North Baltimore in a failed rescue effort.
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North Baltimore, Ohio
Wood County
Here
Kenneth Hosler
Hoytville
Jesse
North Baltimore
Heidel Campaign Card Uses Comb as Calling Card
Finis Heidel, Democratic candidate for New Mexico Supreme Court and state representative, is bald and favors a comb as his campaign calling card, drawing attention in Lovington.
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Lovington
N. M
Finis Heidel
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Heidel
Austerity Plan Aimed to Save Ohio Millions
State Finance Director Howard Collier says Gov Rhodes austerity measures, effective Monday, could save Ohio $10 to $15 million by January and another $10 to $15 million by June 30 if extended. The memo restricts hiring, reclassification, travel, purchases, printing, mailing lists, and inventories to emergencies and outlines options for the incoming governor.
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Columbus
Ohio
Howard Collier
James A. Rhodes
Collier
North Carolina Struggles With Desegregation Busing Plans
In Pembroke Lumbee leaders organize a legal fight to keep children in Indian schools while Burlington parents rally against closing a white elementary. Charlotte reports a delayed opening and vandalism tied to desegregation, with Chief Justice Burger asked to delay, and Durham preparing to bus 2,700 students under a state plan.
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Pembroke
Burlington
Charlotte
Lou Barton
Lumbee
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Donald Vaughn
Antibusing Concerned Parents Association
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County
Warren A. Burger
Durham
Lew Hannen
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Nue
50Th Street
Ey McGee's
Supermarket
Vannest & Manchester Call
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Charlotte, N.C
Lars
Sarcia
Geo Perry
Tom Michael Associates
Harold Agee
S. Broad ST
Laredo
Ginapg
Interbank Gard
Master Charge
AY Eee As
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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