Underground Segregation Backers Embrace Black Power Move
AP reports at the American Civil Rights convention that segregation resistance goes underground as talks of black power gain prominence. Scholars note desegregation in cities, ongoing barriers in the South, and rising militancy linked to Black Power rhetoric and threats of urban unrest.
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Florida State University
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Senate votes reduced World Food Program amid tensions
The Senate approved 74 to 2 a trimmed two year bill to fund the food aid program at 3.3 billion dollars per year. The measure powers sale of surplus food to foreign currencies and allocates funds for disaster relief, rejecting Johnson’s name change to Food for Freedom.
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Local Winners At State Fair
State fair winners listed include Carol Painter and Seca Elwood with a yearling Is OES and champion Simmons. Home Grounds proventent Tom Johnson, Myrtie embroidered pieces, and quilts by Mrs Will G Evans. Entries include knitted and crocheted coats, robes, dresses, ski patterns, afghans.
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Elwood
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Markleville
Ernest Lame
Barbara Pes
Kay B. Anderson
Betty Smith
Derson
Carl Crasby
Margaret Plingwwood Pentleton
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