States Keep Traditional 50 Segregation Pattern
Nationwide look at school integration as the fourth year since the Brown v. Board ruling opens. Several Southern districts move toward desegregation with varying pace including Tennessee Nashville beginning at first grade and Virginia districts under court orders. North Carolina reports selective private progress amid protests while Texas halts planned integration due to new referenda law.
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Smith
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Texas
Port Arthur
Galveston
Southern Education Reporting Service
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Supreme Court
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Missouri
Maryland
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Court order on desegregation in North Carolina schools
The U S Supreme Court upholds that the school assignment law is not unconstitutional on its face while a group of 21 white parents seeks show cause why officials should not be restrained from admitting Negro students. State officials note limited integration may be needed to comply with the order for total desegregation.
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North Carolina
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Rain Forecast For Broad Areas In West East
Wet weather persisting across the West and eastern third of the nation while cool conditions linger from Montana to the Great Lakes. New England mostly clear though drizzle in places, with heavier rain in central Plains and a 6 hour 2 inch total in Hill City Kansas. Florida showers limited to south and east regions.
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Dead Sea Scrolls Display in Jerusalem Exhibit
The 2000 year old Dead Sea Scrolls, oldest Bible fragments, are shown in Hebrew University vaults in Jerusalem. Guards and million dollar insurance protect the fragile parchments while scholars study their contents and origins, with a Shrine of the Book planned on campus.
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Qumran
Dead Sea
Hebrew University
Benjamin Mazar
Land of Israel
First ship passes Golden Gate in 1775 aboard San Carlos
The San Carlos of the Spanish Royal Navy became the first vessel to sail through the Golden Gate into San Francisco Bay in 1775. Earlier, in 1579, Sir Francis Drake neared the route but did not anchor in Drake’s Bay near the channel.
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