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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
18
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Mississippi schools, once the most segregated, are now more integrated than California and others as HEW shows a South rise from 18 to 39 percent desegregation between 1968 and 1970. Northern districts slip while border and Deep South districts progress. De facto segregation and housing patterns cited as factors.
Ruston residents J. E. Mitcham and Allen Tuten led the Louisiana Peach Festival contests. Mitcham captured four firsts including the grand championship for the 9-8-10 experimental variety and won in 9-12-1 plus Early Sun Haven and Cardinal varieties. Tuten took the cookery contest with Keystone Krunch. other winners included Mickey Sumrall and F. W. Borland in experimental varieties. The cookery winners list featured Ruston contestants in desserts and pies, with Miss Louisiana and Peach Queen contingents noted as parade participants. The festival schedule includes flower show, softball tournament, awards banquet, parade, golf, and various exhibits.
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