Southern schools face February desegregation deadline
Southern districts struggle to meet a February 1 deadline for full desegregation of faculties and students amid unclear court definitions of unitary systems. Judges, governors, and officials weigh deadlines and closures as to comply with evolving orders in Georgia Alabama Mississippi Florida Louisiana North Carolina South Carolina and beyond.
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Alabama
Mississippi
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Houston County
North Carolina
Robert Scott
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South Carolina
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court
Gun Explodes Wounding Man at Club Range
A 63 year old Hamilton man, Ernie Stafford of 1755 Grand Ave, was wounded in the right side of the face when a shell exploded in a Springfield rifle at the Middletown Sportsmen's Club on Michael Road. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Hamilton for treatment.
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Michael Road
Ernie Stafford
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Senate hearings push Carswell nomination toward vote
Civil rights leaders testify against Supreme Court nominee G Harold Carswell as hearings enter a fourth session. Eastland warned a Tuesday vote may come, while Bayh suggests a delay. Meany signals no strong AFL-CIO opposition despite widespread civil rights opposition.
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
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Tallahassee
Fla
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Graduation Sunday For 9 LPNs From Dayton School
Nine students from the Dayton School of Practical Nursing who trained at Middletown Hospital will graduate Sunday at Patterson High School in Dayton. Graduates include Charlotte Brown Edna Kirby Sylvia Fannin Mary Yeary Sharon Bunger Barbara Smith Gailanne Egleston Georgia Hatton and Geneva Carmack. Dr. Harvey C. Hahn of Otterbein United Methodist Church will deliver the program address. Applications are open for September’s class.
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Dayton School of Practical Nursing
Middletown Hospital
Charlotte Brown
Edna Kirby
Sylvia Fannin
Mary Yeary
Middletown
Sharon Bunger
Barbara Smith
Germantown
Gailanne Egleston
Georgia Hatton
Franklin
Geneva Carmack
Miamisburg
Dayton School
Patterson High School
Dayton
Harvey C. Hahn
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Middletown Delegates Attend Ohio American Legion Session
Six representatives from Middletown attended the Ohio American Legion mid winter conference in Columbus. They included Stanley Sorrell commander of Post 218 and John Mandzak Adjutant Walter Pawelkoski A G Decatur and Mr and Mrs Jess Border. National Commander J Milton Patrick spoke on his Vietnam trip and urged support for Unity and Service for America.
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Middletown
Ohio American Legion
Columbus
Stanley Sorrell
218
John Mandzak
Walter Pawelkoski
A. G. Decatur
Jess Border
J. Milton Patrick
National Legion
Vietnam
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Nixon Budget Highlights Prioritize Human Resources Over Defense
President Nixon's 1971 budget projects outlays of 200.8 billion with a 1.3 billion surplus as receipts total 202.1 billion. For the first time in two decades spending on human resources will exceed national defense, with about 41 percent of outlays devoted to education, health, income security, and veterans services while defense and space spending shrink. The plan aims to curb inflation, expand housing to nearly 600,000 new units, advance pollution control and crime reduction, and pursue space programs including a Mars expedition with outlays below 1970 levels.
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Community Organizations Schedule for Monday and Tuesday
Local clubs and civic groups list meetings for Monday and Tuesday. Mon events include Monroe Grange Seven Dolors Church recreation hall and Trenton Fishing Club at 8 p.m. through SPEBSQSA. Tue groups meet at noon 迎 Civitan Rotary Manchester and at 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Lions and others across towns with many school and civic venues noted.
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Monroe Grange
Civitan Club
Manchester
Rotary Club
Sertoma Club
Middletown East Kiwanis Club
Alfy’s. Madison Lions Club
Madison High School
Butler County Planned Parenthood Clinic
Civic Association
City Commission
Board of Education
Monroe Athletic Boosters
Lemon-Monroe High School
Trenton
Trenton High School
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Township Hall
Middletown Coin Club
VFW
Creekview Pto
Oneida
Wildwood
St. Mary’s
Holy Trinity
FOE Lodge
Bpoe Lodge
Elktones
Elks Temple
Miami Lodge
Monroe
Alcoholics Anonymous
Cities to Get 30 Million for Crime Control Funds
Washington AP The Law Enforcement Assistance Administration will distribute 30 million dollars over five months to U.S. cities to support crime control efforts. Attorney General Mitchell named 112 eligible cities for a 10 million dollar crime control fund and a separate 20 million dollar fund for broader criminal justice programs, with 60 to 90 grants expected from the first fund.
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Atty
John N. Mitchell
LEAA
Mitchell
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