Nine negros return today at Clinton high; one moves to California

This article records the ongoing problems occurring from the integration of the high school three months after the event. This article mentions the closing of the school for a week in December, resulting from the continuing tension, and the status of the African American students after the school reopened. A particularly emotional quote comes from the father of one of the black students who decides to move his family to California due to the difficulties of integration in the South. This article also includes quotes from Clinton's mayor, Everette Lewallen, and Reverend Turner, famous for walking the African American students to the school on the first day of desegregation.