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TAB A Potential Problems - School Desegregation 1. Alabama a. Remains essentially the same as before, although George Wallace is now scheduled to speak in Pritchard County (Mobile) on Labor Day, which is the day before the opening of the schools. b. Jefferson County Continues volatile but under control. Sheriff and police chief have requested Federal assistance (for surveilance only) for school openings on Monday. 2. Arkansas Continues to remain quiet. 3. Florida No new developments. 4. Georgia Randolph County. This school had discontinued all extra- curricular activities in violation of the court ordered plan. The judge called the school board in yesterday and the board agreed to begin basketabll practice and a few other activities. Everyone seems to be relatively happy and the system is back on track. 5. Louisiana No new developments. 6. Mississippi Nothing new. 7. North Carolina Charlotte. Has now extended school opening date to September 8 and currently intends to open all schools pursuant to the court ordered plan. Three suspects have apparently been arrested by local authorities in connection with school vandalism.

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