Southern schools slow to comply with desegregation orders
Across the South many districts missed February 1 deadlines to end racial segregation in schools. In areas that opened, white boycotts and private school enrollments surged while some districts reported quiet starts. Violent incidents were limited though tensions varied by state and county.
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U.S. Supreme Court
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District
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Madison
Concordia
Tallulah
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Jackson
Ses
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Charles R. Scott
Volusia
Claude Kirk
Scott
Alabama
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Mobile School Board
Supreme Court
Mississippi
107th Birthday Resident Says Last Home
Mrs. Emily Asher aged 107 at Butler County Home east of Hamilton expects to die within a year and may be Ohio s second oldest woman. Born December 20 1862 in Morgan County Kentucky she recalls Lincoln s assassination and credits hard work for long life. She has 15 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and 12 great great grandchildren and lives in the county home to avoid burdening her children.
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Journal
Emily Asher
Butler County
Hamilton
Morgan County
Asher
Abraham ‘Lincoln
Kentucky
Sally Conrad
McGonigle
James Asher
Timothy Asher
Alice Muncey
Legality Questioned In Cincinnati Strike End
In Cincinnati the legality of the 32 day strike settlement ends is challenged as 1,500 workers return to work. Attorneys Goldman and Goldberg file to intervene in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court to oppose dropping contempt charges against three union officials. A hearing is set for Monday before Judge Morrissey as the city weighs wage-raise actions under Ohio Ferguson act limits.
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Cincinnati
Goldberg
Hamilton County
Goldman
al van Hagen
American Federation of State, County and Municipal
William McClain
Ohio
McClain
Man Charged In Franklin Shooting Gets Continuance
Franklin municipal court continued the case of Elmer D. Lambert 47 charged with intoxication disorderly conduct and shooting with intent to kill or wound two men at the Cottage Inn Jan. 28. Also motorists faced fines with several drivers cited for traffic violations.
Pooches Sprung From Hillsborough Dog Pound
In Tampa Florida three men freed 25 dogs from the Hillsborough County Dog Pound and fled into the night. Pound manager John Nash says he has recovered most animals and secured a warrant for one man believed to be intoxicated.
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Tampa
Fla
Hillsborough County
John Nash
Ohio Legislature Reopens Amid Election Year Buzz
The second session of Ohio's 108th General Assembly convenes under a cloud of campaign season. Democrats push 24 bills while Republicans avoid controversial topics. Hearings set for 17 House bills 17 in the Senate including regional transit authority expansions and curfew rules for counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
108Th General Assembly
House
Charles F. Kurfess
Senate
Kurfess
Sorg Paper Co Earnings Dip in 1969 Report
Sorg Paper Co reports year ending December 31 1969 net sales rose to 30 192 000 from 26 133 000 in 1968 while net income fell to 711 000 or 1.01 per common share from 2.13 in 1968. The gain in sales is linked to the new No VII machine but profits declined due to mechanical issues and ramp up costs.
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Sorg Paper Co
D. G. Driscoll
C. W. Marion
Highway Dept to add safety bars to mowing tractors
Frankfort Kentucky authorities will fit anti roll bars to mowing tractors next spring to prevent workers from being crushed if the machines tip while in use. The measure aims to reduce accidents as crews maintain roadside rights of way across the state.
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Frankfort
State Highway Department
Right-A-Wrong caravan campaigns for marijuana legalization
A national RAW caravan plans a five month tour of one night stands to sway a referendum on legalizing marijuana. Coordinator Stuart Arrow, 24, targets noncollege adults aged 30 to 50 with public service branding. The tour began Friday at the University of Miami.
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Miami
United States
Stuart Arrow
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RAW
Right-A Wrong
University of Miami
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