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	Obama Emphasizes Education as National Priority Reg Weaver said, "Sen. Barack Obama's proposed education and economic policies are exactly what we need to begin fixing and improving our public schools." Obama last week addressed attendees at the 98th annual National Urban League Conference in Orlando, Fla. He set the record straight on where he stands versus John McCain in regard to education and the country's economic future. Viewpoints » Reg Weaver in the Media »

ATA Presidents and Annual Meeting Cities

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1954-1966

1954—Gerard Anderson (South Carolina)
Nashville, Tennessee

1955—Lillian Rogers Johnson (Mississippi)
Houston, Texas

1956—Elmer T. Hawkins (Maryland)
Atlanta, Georgia

1957—Theodore R. Speigner (North Carolina)
Durham, North Carolina

1958—Charles W. Orr (Alabama)
Daytona Beach, Florida

1959—Lucius T. Bacote (Georgia)
Knoxville, Tennessee

1960—George W. Brooks (Tennessee)
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama

1961—Lelia A. Bradby (South Carolina)
Augusta, Georgia

1962—Lucius H. Pitts (Georgia)
Miami, Florida

1963—Richard V. Moore (Florida)
Dallas, Texas

1964—J. Rupert Picott (Virginia)
Atlanta, Georgia

1965—C. J. Duckworth (Mississippi)
Hot Springs, Arkansas

1966—R. J. Martin (Georgia)
Miami Beach, Florida

1967—Hudson Barksdale (South Carolina)
[President-elect]

The site of the 1966 ATA convention was changed from New Orleans in November to Miami Beach in summer to facilitate the culminating activities of the ATA as it merged officially with NEA, which was meeting in Miami Beach immediately following the ATA meeting.

In 1966, the NEA-ATA merger was signed in Miami Beach, Florida.

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Obama Emphasizes Education as National Priority

Reg Weaver said, "Sen. Barack Obama's proposed education and economic policies are exactly what we need to begin fixing and improving our public schools."

Obama last week addressed attendees at the 98th annual National Urban League Conference in Orlando, Fla. He set the record straight on where he stands versus John McCain in regard to education and the country's economic future.

Viewpoints »Reg Weaver in the Media »

ATA Presidents and Annual Meeting Cities

1954-1966

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