Texas Schools Integrate at Fast Pace
AP reports Texas public schools move toward desegregation with most districts filing compliance plans under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. State education officials note 600 of 1,150 districts have federal approval, while 350 offered desegregation plans and 25 approved. Affected districts scramble for federal funding and court orders guide remaining approvals.
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State Education Agency
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Mississippi Marchers Face Arrests in Capitol Demonstration
In Jackson Mississippi police arrested 472 people including both Negroes and whites as civil rights groups plan a new march on the state capitol during a special legislative session. Organizers say the action protests voting rights restrictions and aims to press for desegregation and federal voting rights legislation.
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Charles Evers
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John Lewis
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Chicago civil rights leaders plan protest parade at City Hall
Civil rights leaders urge mass protest and water faucet sit ins to pressure firing of School Supt Benjamin C Willis. They call for 100 ministers and 100 housewives to join, following 441 arrests in recent marches and sit ins aimed at forcing Mayor Daley to act against Willis.
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UPI
City Hall
Benjamin C. Willis
Archie Hargraves
Willis
Ichard J. Daley
SBA processes 23 loan applications in San Antonio
The San Antonio SBA office processes 23 loan applications from property owners affected by last month’s flooding in Bexar County. Officials report 157 inquiries and 77 blanks issued. 23 applications were returned. Two temporary brandy offices were opened to speed handling, then closed Friday.
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PASO to Hold S A Convention in San Antonio
Nearly 200 persons are expected in San Antonio July 10 for the PASO state convention of Spanish speaking organizations. The two day meeting will be at Villa Fontanas Ballroom and candidates for state chairman include Roy Elizon Jo Dr Ramiro Casso and Rob Sanchez with Albert Pena holding the post.
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San Antonio
Political Association of Spanish Speaking Organizations
PASO
Villa Fontanas
Nueva
Alamo
Charles Albidress Jr
Fos
Albert Pena
Roy Elizon Jo
Houston
Ramiro Casso
Rob Sanchez
McAllen
Three Sophomores Sentenced To Read Books In Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado three high school sophomores pleaded guilty to vandalizing a new library by smearing paint and linseed oil. They were sentenced by District Court Judge Edward M Yaktich to a year of reading with a monthly written report, totaling 12 books, until graduation. Damages were estimated at 3000 dollars.
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Pueblo
Edward M Yaktich
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