The 'Dangerous' Girls Go Back to School by Carl T. Rowan
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July 13, 1969

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UG Se SUNDAY/MONDAY, July 13/14 1/8/69 back to go istrict judge out of wedlock does not undeserving of any chance for future education," the judge tion in the life of society. c¢ “unwed mothers who are se are less likely to have a second ay t "it seems patently unreason- i ble that the girls should not have the opportunity to be eer al on the basis of their changed moral and physical condition." re, The ah poor and black. The judge who } white, who presides in, of all places, the northern district of Ha Mississippi. j ublicized, but it is g the nation's social woes. It publicized school de- tration, or the new voting sands of cee women who previously were doomed to becom e t who by the very nature of things rs of degredation. 3 (more) ——- 1 Many that ain g With taxpayers s , and ucation budgets strained, the ad out-=-as fast as bl: ° some out. Thus the illegiti ct soars, the welfare co nd s a quick dollar or indulg school level. Thanks to that Missi discouraged to take the sho. costly way home in the broa Copyright inc. From Publishers-Hall Syndica 30 East 42nd St., New York, NeYe 10017