Lauderdale County Schools Adopt Federal Desegregation Guidelines in 1966

Lauderdale County Schools Adopt Federal Desegregation Guidelines in 1966

Florence Herald and Florence Times newspaper articles of 1966 reporting on the integration of Lauderdale County public school facilities.

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