Northern Roads To Integration See-Turbulence In Suburban Schools
New York area schools show progress toward integration with open enrollment and transfers but face challenges. In Englewood New Jersey 545 pupils include only 10 whites. in New Rochelle Lincoln Elementary 500 students have about 30 white pupils. Hempstead districts vary 1 to 85 percent Negro. New York City shows mixed patterns. Court orders and board actions shape future steps amid neighborhood patterns and community resistance.
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New York
New York City
Englewood
N.J
New Rochelle
N.Y
Lincoln Elementary School
Hempstead
Harlem
Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Mississippi
Lincoln School
Federal District Court
Irving Kaufman
Lincoln
Citizens Committee For Education
Emil J. Bejsovec
Harry Stearns
Remove Benches In Jackson Park To Halt NAACP
Jackson Mississippi May or Allen Thompson ordered removal of park benches at the City Zoo to stop NAACP sit ins amid arrests for breach of the peace after nine Negroes faced charges in recent weeks. He claimed benches were reserved for whites and said the NAACP aimed to stir trouble while noting bond funding for new facilities for Black residents.
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Thompson
NAACP
Governors Meet in Honolulu to Discuss Education and Exchange Plan
Governors gather in Hawaii for a four day conference to discuss school financing mental health and a Latin American teacher exchange proposed by Colorado Governor McNichols He cites Kennedy support and aims for 18 month exchanges funded by federal state cost sharing while countering Communist propaganda and promoting U S Japanese friendship with Ikeda attendance
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Honolulu
Steve MecNichols
Colorado
U.S
McNichols
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Hawaii
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hayato Ikeda
Canada
Ikeda
Johnson
William Quinn
United States
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Latin America
Ad Club urges flag display for Independence Day
The Advertising Club of Monroe and West Monroe launches a poster campaign urging residents to fly the flag on the Fourth of July. About hundreds of posters will be distributed to businesses and offices to promote patriotism and public flag display with encouragement to acquire new 50 star flags from local stores.
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Twin Cities
Advertising Club of
Monroe
West Monroe
Advertising Club
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Goldman
Monroe Businesses To Stay Open July 3 Weekend
A survey shows Monroe businesses will remain open July 3 but close July 4. West Monroe shops planned July 3 closings for a long weekend, while Monroe firms will not close on Monday. The poll covered all larger Monroe businesses.
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Monroe
West Monroe
Long Associates Band Together For 64 Election
Political allies of the late Governor Earl Long formed the Democratic Association of Louisiana in Alexandria to back officials aligned with the Earl Huey philosophy for 1964. The group listed 225 members, with Edgar Coco of Marksville as president and notable figures such as Bill Dodd, John McKeithen, and Earnest Clements among speakers and members.
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Alexandria
Earl K. Long
Democratic Association of Louisiana
Earl Long
Huey
Edgar Coco
Marksville
A. A. Fredericks
Natchitoches
Earnest Hessler
New Orleans Bee
Willard Kilpatrick
Jonesboro
Louisiana
R. C. Tuminello
Thomas M. Lockwood
Baton Rouge
Harold Richard
Lake Charles
Bill Dodd
John McKeithen
Monroe
Dodd
McKeithen
Public Service
Earnest Clements
Coco
Douglas Fowler
James H. Morrison
James A. Noe
Edmond Reggie
Crowley
Middle East
House
Robert Angelle
Senate
W. J. Cleveland
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Bedford-Stuyvesant
Queens
Jackson Park
DeWitt’s
Justice Fie Peac
Beverly Aadland
Errol Flynn
Beverly
Maurice de Leon
de Leon
Los Angeles Board of Education
Dents
Ad Club
Monroe Business
Penney
Long Associates
Penney's
Johnson Bros
Barber G Beauty Supply CO
Barber
Cotelpe St. Ph. BA
Dan River Wash
Scotchgard
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