Maddox to March With Atlanta School Protest
Gov. Lester Maddox will join Atlanta high school students marching to oppose a 5th Circuit order requiring integrated teaching staffs by February 1. City schools plan a March 4 term end postponement request as officials meet judges on district plans amid school closures from freezing rain. The appeals court mandates a 57 to 43 percent black to white staff ratio across Atlanta schools.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
John Letson
Maddox
State Capitol
Georgia General Assembly
Sam Massell
Letson
Atlanta
Wecoet
U.S. Dist
Frank Hooper
Steve Watts
Watts
French Seeks State GOP Chairmanship After Carpenter Resigns
Warren B. French Jr. announces candidacy for Virginia State Republican Chairman as Samuel E. Carpenter resigns as state party chairman and executive director. Carpenter joins HUD. idea of separate unpaid chair and paid director discussed. French to attend state meeting and Holton inauguration in Richmond.
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GOP
Edinburg
Warren B. French, Jr
French
Seventh District
Republican Committee
Samuel E. Carpenter
Carpenter
Department of Housing and Urban Development
State Capitol
Virginia
Associated Press
Linwood Holton
Richmond
Woman in fair condition after Winchester smoke incident
A woman treated for smoke inhalation from an apartment fire at 137 Indian Alley remains in fair condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Firefighters rescued her from a smoke filled unit. the fire likely started from a cigarette, with minor fire and water damage.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester Fire
S. R. Dyke
Marie Whitacre
Winchester
Indian Alley
Mr. Dyke
Ruth Prather
Conley Anderson
Rt. 7
Clearbrook
Stephens City Council Meeting Tonight in Town Office
Stephens City mayor Lynn Comer says the Town Council will meet at 7 30 this evening in the Town Office after a postponed session due to illness and quorum issues.
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Stephens City
Lynn Comer
Congressional Battle Over HEW Spending Intensifies
As the 91st Congress nears its new session, GOP leaders push to decide on a $19.7 billion compromise for HEW Labor and related offices. The bill, still higher than the Nixon budget, awaits a final Senate vote amid threats of a veto and a Democratic push to override.
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Washington
Sen
Michigan
Departments of Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
Office of Economic Opportunity
Nixon
House
Senate
Griffin
National Education Association
Congress
Bryce N. Harlow
Democratic Policy Committee
Jacksonville Housewives Drive Telegram Protest on School Desegregation
In Jacksonville Florida a four day telegram campaign urged Chief Justice Burger to reject crash desegregation orders and keep public school integration gradual. More than 1000 telegrams queued at Western Union as courts moved to order desegregation in five Southern states. Local residents voiced concern over busing and emergency court orders while supporting lawful equal education. A separate Frankfort Kentucky report notes a legislative panel studying state agency publications for cost-saving measures.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Warren Burger
Western Union
Burger
Supreme Court
Florida
Duval County
James
Weeks
Albert E
Taylor
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