Desegregation policy stands firm after Veneman remarks
Washington confidential reports show Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Finch stating no changes to desegregation guidelines after White House talks. Veneman echoed the stance, stressing moral obligation and faith with Southern districts. The administration faces liberal pressure and Southern resistance over freedom of choice and full integration by September.
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Finch Seeks Study on TV Crime’s Effect on Youth
Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch ordered a scientific study headed by Surgeon General William H. Stewart to examine whether televised crime and violence affect viewers mental health, especially youths. The panel will include psychologists, psychiatrists, sociologists and other experts, with results due by October for briefing Senator Pastore.
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Exclusive N. S. Times Service reviews before cutting funds
The article outlines a federal procedure of hearings and reviews imposed on a district resisting compliance before cutoff of federal funds. It details steps agencies take to ensure due process, including notification, hearings, and possible appeals, as part of enforcement actions.
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