European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - July 18, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Poult 4 the stars and stapes school segregation in reverse Savannah. A. A Chorine in racial patterns have completed the Cycle in some Merlynn cities going from segregated to then Back to Segre a revert inf. Or Rosef Fryga ton. In Notley Nelp in ,. . Louis Miami and Nash of the major reasons is the population shift. White resident moved out As negroes moved in Washington schools lowered racial barriers without trouble in 1054. Virtually All the Choo i had racially mixed student bodies. Negroes then were in a slight majority. Now they comprise 83 per cent of the enrolment and majority of the teaching staffs. A massive population shift Fol Lowed. From 36 per cent negro in 1950,the american capital went to m per cent in 10go and an estimated57 per cent now the Only major . City with a negro residents have moved to the suburbs. Negroes have stayed in the City joined annually by thousands of migrants from the South. Negroes Are unable to obtain housing. In most of the surround ing Virginia and Maryland suburbs. Overcrowding in serious and the negro unemployment rate is twice that of White predominantly White school in Northwest Washington have empty rooms. But in negro sections Tome schools Are Over flowing. Nashville s re segregation is duet population shifts according to Reed Parrott executive director of the Southern education report ing service which studies school integration. However sociology professor. Usia bid for funds irritating to Congress Washington Nana Ali United state inform upon Agency he gone la the people in a attempt to get More Tundel bom Congress. And the congressmen involved Don t like i far Yean Agency officials have been Content to make their pitch to Congre and take what the lawmakers provide with private griping but no Public outcry. Edward r. Murrow current director of Usia followed the aame tack until Lut june 19. Murrow poke in Atlanta the Day after the Home patted hit budget he Laid we Are being out spent out published and out broadcast we Ere a lint rate Power. We Mutt Peak with a tint rate voice another Point i noted our budget can be Cut with political impunity Tor w Trade Union no Anna manufacturer do lobby will bring pressure to Bear upon Congress an our re criticised the Home an outlined Tome of the Plant the Cut in the budget would the Patt three weeks news paper Colum it up porting Mur Row have appeared in Molt major Clylea in the of the speech have been distributed by the Agency wit thu covering note a you know de Murrow a been avoiding Public exposure for the Patt two years and Haa busied himself trying to develop an effective Oversea voice Fortis country. He emerged from Thea Oba curly today with speech in Atlanta charging that the House of representatives had abort changed this Effort Nap. John Rooney. ,chairman of the House subcommittee that handled the budget refuses to make any Public an privately colleagues Lay. He la fighting mad primarily be cause he cons Den the Murrow speech a Patent distortion of the situation. Some polenta he makes the speech Planta a Blac picture of the results of House action cutting $15 million from he amount requested by the Agency for the net Lacal Doea not mention that the amount granted was s&7 million or than the Agency has for the current fiscal quotes the committee report a stating no additional positions have been allowed except for the voice of. Ameri Ca. " the Complete sentence a contained in the committee report was no additional positions ave bean allowed except for the voice of America for which the full amount of the budget Esti mate Haa been of the newspaper columns directed fire at Congress for cutting Down on the voice which is the radio Arm of the Agency and which got every Penny requested by report recommended that the exhibit program be cur tailed. The Agency Haa some 300 travelling Basic difference Between the Murrow approach and that of the committee is Clear enough Morrow la for a Broad spec Trum program. As he puts it we seek to Tell others something about the kind of men who in habit America. Our. Purpose la to associate Thea people and this government with the Hopee an aspirations of other Peoples. To do Thea we put to hopeful goo effect every instrument of mod Ern communication known the committee is for the voice which is Only one of a halt Doxen different Media mud by the Agency. But it thinks there Are too Many fancy trills in some of theother approaches. J. Kenneth Moreland of Lynch Burg vn., said in a recent report that Nashville s Pupil assignment policy also figured in the Situa said the policy Al Lowed those children assigned ton school in which they were in a Nir enl minority to Transfer to the nearest school in which their race is in a St. Louis a City of 800,000, the use has spawned an intensive Campaign among the 225,000 negroes to Hal the practice of transporting negro pupils Long distances to pre dominantly White schools. Some White and negro Parent last month stopped 13 buses from leaving loading polenta a the Dis Pute simmered. The school Board has denied charges of res Gregat ing the schools. . Louis negro population in creases the Whit population de creases at suburbs by racial committee trying to Settle the dispute urged Elimina Tion of the but shuttle or com plete integration of the schools to which the negroes were trans school Board pledging a policy of maximum integration said school districts which were Well integrated in the mid-1980snot Only have become predominantly negro but have become oppressively overcrowded a a result of population reminder West German sailors on Hen la Mew Tork watch Flat raising err Mononi at the Headquarters of the Assembly at captive european nations just opposite the . Building. Kennedy9s schedule does t Tell All by maw Brt vast Washington Dpi the claims upon a president s time Are so enormous that no on could expect his working Day to be reflected in the skimpy Dally calling lists which the Whit House the incompleteness of those Lusta waa never More apparent than in an expert a recent Esti mate that the Whit House does t announce 80 per cent of president Kennedy s estimate by appointments Secretary p. Kenneth Odonneil included in that unannounced 80 per cent of visitors officers and other depart mental it another Way despite the faithful issuance each Day fan appointments Calendar the Public is told about Only one office visitors the president hat each is not always a matter of secrecy or mystery. There Are Romany White Bouse and other governmental aides in and out of the president s office at planned mid unplanned moments during the Day that it would be impossible to set All of them up on a formal Lis but often secrecy is desired end a separate off the record list of presidential guests is circulated among staff members to include some of those visits. Central intelligence Agency chief John a. Mccone s meetings with or. Kennedy generally Are on that list. And secrecy often results from even the announced Calls on or. Kennedy it his visitors happen tout a Side or rear door to the office Wing of the White Houa instead of the lobby. Moot of the Al Eltora arrive and leave unseen by newsmen who an restricted to that lobby and the front door area outside. Reporters and cameramen used to be Able to wait at a Side door too. And interview White House callers there. But press Secretary Pierre Salinger banned this lava. Year in the midst of the cub crisis and has t rescinded the. Ban Bethe imposed and continued the restriction despite protests that the Side door waa on la Meta Dur ing the korean War world War ii and a far Back a people at the White House could remember. O Donnell in telling about to80 per cent of callers Cald that his Effort budget the president s time Annot so simple As giving men year no answers to people asking for find that it goes into a Mot involved colloquy o Donnell said in a televised interview. Lui Oruh Wlton cot i Doway r. Turn �., Uia. . " oldest copy of Koran found in Cairo Home it is d. Piankhi Kiy s. Crmim 04 Shak doth Acyl to Nih. Tim Micron or Kiwi Autu i Cairo up -. What is believed to be the oldest copy Ever found of islam s holy Book the Koran has been discovered Here. It is a Book of about 10.000pages, Handwritten on Parchment made at Deerskin. It is More than woo years old according to Islamoo gusts who believe that i belonged to Osma one of the Prophet Mohammed s four closest disciples and the third Khallef in the history of Book was found inside a Metal Magazine estimated to be800 years old. Hidden in the ancient maghreb Rousak Home near Al Bihar islamic University. Beside it was a 1,000-Bead Rosary said to have belonged to the Man who brought the ancient copy of the Koran to the Home 500 Yeara maghreb Rousak waa built 900 Cara ago to House Al aha students from b a g h r e a Libya Morocco Tunisia and Algeria. It has a Library of several thousand books on islam science Astron omy and magic. Enesco la presently photographing the pages of More than 300 hand written Tomea in the Library. The Rousak la still used As Aho Atel for maghreb students. Those who live there today in clude a moroccan reputed to be 190, an algerian who Calmi to be115, and a 116-year-old libyan. 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