Alabama House Denounces Bombers in Racial Violence Move
Ninety five state representatives joined as cosponsors of a resolution denouncing bombers who attacked a Negro home as inhuman criminals. The measure, backed by Gov. Wallace, passed the House and moved toward the Senate. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. urged economic boycotts of Alabama in three stages from Baltimore. Camden Mayor Reg Albritton halted a protest march of about 65 Negroes at the Wilcox County Courthouse, delaying further demonstrations until the voter registration dispute ends.
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Icebreaker Crew To Get No Respite
Boston AP The Navy icebreaker Edisto has returned home for a four month Antarctic mission but is needed to replace the damaged icebreaker Atka which ran aground on Wilkes Ledge in Buzzards Bay. The Atka had been ordered to East Greenland Sea to aid evacuation of Navy scientists from a floating Antarctic ice island before being towed to Boston for repairs. Edisto had helped Seabees set up a scientific station on Anvers Island in Antarctica.
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Arkansas county welcomes anti-poverty plan for job training
In Newton County Arkansas the federal anti-poverty program funds a $126000 Youth Corps to train residents for employment as local options remain scarce. County officials note education and training are key as residents typically must leave to find work and industry avoids the area due to shipping costs.
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U.S
Indictment in Procter & Gamble trade secrets case shocks court
A junior executive, Eugene Andrew Mayfield, 26, from Evanston AL, is charged in federal court with selling Procter & Gamble trade secrets to Colgate-Palmolive. The case details a Kennedy Airport men’s room meeting, a $20,000 payoff, and the buyer’s trousers as part of a getaway plan. Mayfield quit P&G last July and faces up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine if convicted.
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GOP Leading Voting Fight Says Dirksen
Senator Dirksen told about 2,000 women at the Republican Women’s Conference that Republicans lead the drive for new voting rights legislation. He said the party aims to protect rights for those long denied the ballot and vowed Congress will pass a constitutionally sound bill. The Illinois senator added the GOP would endure beyond the Great Society.
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Hoffa Defends Gift To Dr King In Chattanooga
James R Hoffa Teamsters president defends a 25000 gift to Dr Martin Luther King Jr Southern Christian Leadership Conference saying the contribution has no strings and stands on principles of protecting union members rights The Chattanooga News Free Press reported protests from Local 515 and other locals including Birmingham demanding the money be returned Hoffa defends the grant saying it does not relate to race but to constitutional rights and says refunds will not be issued unless brought before the executive board
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Udall Seeks Review of Residual Oil Controls
Secretary Udall said he will request the President review of national security grounds for the residual fuel oil import control. He cited legal disagreements over applying the security basis, reversed an exemption plan for five New England states and Florida, and continued the program with a one year phaseout and higher import allowances.
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D-Tenn
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Small Business Committee
Racism Seen In Failure Of Tex Bank Collapse
UPI reports Bernard Garrett, a Texas financier, accused Don Silverthorne, former president of San Francisco National Bank, of blocking a rescue for First National Bank of Marlin Texas. Garrett said he and Joseph Morris arranged a $259000 loan and posted assets as collateral, while Saxon urged a $250000 infusion and risky loans. Morris testified racial apprehension by officials aided the Marlin bank’s failure.
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Notable Uturn by Udall Cited as Personal Reversal
Conte described Udalls decision as a complete about face and repudiation of the assurances he gave Evins a week earlier, signaling a sharp shift in stance. The remark highlights growing tensions over the issue and suggests a breakdown in prior negotiations or commitments.
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