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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1970

Page

3

Finch urges Senate to reject antibusing amendments

HEW Secretary Robert H Finch told the Senate Appropriations Committee on Tuesday to oppose antibusing and freedom of choice amendments moved by the House in a 4.1 billion education appropriation bill. He warned the choice-language could jeopardize desegregation progress and cause confusion, arguing desegregation enforcement belongs in substantive law, not an appropriation bill.

Washington UPI HEW Robert H. Finch Senate Appropriations Committee House Finch

Integration Gains Since '54: North Desegregation Recedes

Harvard professor Thomas Pettigrew told Pepperdine's conference that while southern desegregation rose by 12 to 14 percent over 16 years, northern and western areas regressed by about 20 percent. He warned government actions through districting sustain de facto segregation and urged integration as the best path to quality education and reduced prejudice. He cited the Coleman Report linking achievement to class and school composition, not race, and stressed integration over mere desegregation.

Harvard Thomas Pettigrew Los Angeles Hilton Hotel Pettigrew U.S. Office of Education

Integration Only Path to Equality

Washington a highly regarded educator told Congress that integration is the sole path to equal opportunity in schools. James Coleman of Johns Hopkins testified that compensatory programs cannot substitute for the benefits of integrated classrooms, noting variation in results across cities and occasions where both groups not benefited.

Washington UPI America Congress James 5. Coleman Nixon Coleman Baltimore Johns Hopkins University Senate Select Committee On Senate Ghett

Nixon Highlights Value of Nonpublic Schools

President Nixon stressed the importance of private and parochial schools saying they allow parents to choose schools aligned with their religious denomination. He noted nonpublic elementary and secondary schools have long been an integral part of the nation’s education establishment.

Washington On Nixon United States

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