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State Board Moves To End Segregation
The Maryland State Board of Education began planning to end racial segregation in state schools following the Supreme Court ruling. Officials expect local boards to implement changes without deception and aim to present a workable plan by October 15, with a detailed action date to be set by the high court. The board pledged to protect rights while seeking orderly integration.
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Frederick
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
Supreme Court
Boards of Education
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R Bowen Hardesty
Baltimore
State Board of Education
Maryland
Edward D. E. Rollins
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