NAACP Official Attacks Senators Over Civil Rights Stand
Alfred Baker Lewis, NAACP treasurer, accuses Senators Lens, Leverett Saltonstall, George Aiken, and Everett Dirksen of hypocrisy for opposing the Civil Rights Act public accommodations clause while defending property rights. He cites existing state laws and spoke during a tour of Southern NAACP chapters.
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Alfred Baker Lewis
Old Greenwich
Conn
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lens
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Everett Dirksen
Lewis
GOP
NAACP
Probate notes unveil wills and estate splits in Great Barrington
Pauline E. Carr leaves 2500 to daughters Phyilie Chiera of Housatonic and Barbara Cham berlin of Hartsville with remainder to husband Reginald E. Carr. Maria Lachina's will bequeaths a house to daughter Vincenza Calderella and a house to son Peter with equal share of the residue. George T. Barrett estate inventory from Pittsfield shows 43343 in total.
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Pauline E. Carr
Great Barrington
Phyilie Chiera
Housatonic
Barbara Chamberlin
Hartsville
Reginald E. Carr
Maria Lachina
Vincenza Calderella
Peter
Police Briefs From Capitol Theater Spill And Seeley Stance
Police dispatched after a woman fell at Goodwill Industries in Capitol Theater Black. Ella Kearney, 73, of 81 Lawnlawn Ave, admitted to St Luke’s for a hip injury. A 17 year old Youth Service Board escapee with a relative in town is sought. description: 6'2" and 148 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes. A Willis Street collision between Harold Lotridge and Charles E Fischer caused over $200 damage.
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Goodwill Industries
Capitol Theater
Ella Kearney
Woodlawn Ave
St. Luke's Hospital
Youth Service Board
Willis Street
Harold Lotridge
Strong Ave
Charles E. Fischer
Connecticut Ave
Lotridge
Catholics oppose student smoking in Arkansas Catholic schools
In Little Rock, the diocese oversees a drive to curb smoking among eighth graders using a film strip "I'll Choose the High Road" from the American Cancer Society. High schools statewide are urged to show "Is Smoking Worth It?" as part of the anti tobacco effort led by Rev. William M. Beck.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
William M. Beck
American Cancer Society
Little Rock Catholic
Pulaski County
Father Beck
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