Wallace calls registering Communists over guns in Chattanooga
Alabama's George C. Wallace told a Chattanooga audience that the government should register Communists, not guns, and crime should be fought by law enforcement. He attacked Federal gun control, praised police stop and frisk, and urged local authorities to decide gun policy. Wallace pitched his 11 city southern fund drive and sought Negro votes.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Wallace Signals Plan If Elected to Challenge Supreme Court Edicts
Wallace proposes Congress act to nullify Supreme Court rulings he views as restricting law enforcement. He seeks Negro support and says he is not racist. He calls for law and order as the cure for racial problems and outlines a program to disperse industry from cities and keep the poor in trade schools.
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Wallace
Congress
Supreme Court
University of Alabama
Rev Charles Kinder Assigned To Bland Street Church
Rev Charles Edward Kinder, a Florida pastor for ten years, was appointed associate minister at Bland Street Methodist Church in Bluefield. The change announced at the West Virginia Annual Conference in Buckhannon places him with responsibilities focusing on children and youth.
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Charles Edward Kinder
Florida
Bland Street
Bluefield
Fred G. Holloway
West Virginia
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Kinder
Trinity Methodist Church
Winter Haven
Fla
First Methodist Church
Clermont
Fila
South Charleston High School
Mason Music College
Morris Harvey College
Florida Southern College
Wesley Theological Seminary
Bland Road
Stephen
Mark
Jeanie
Amy Kinder
Paul Houston
Maurice Miller
Athens Methodist Church
Andy H. Roe
Brushfork Methodist Church
S. B. Leland
Coalwood Methodist Church
Craig Michel
Princeton
Joseph T. Tisdale
Gary Metropolitan Methodist Church
Fred Villinger
John Steward
Herman Ross
Kimball Methodist Church
Lee Richardson
Maybeury Methodist Church
A. J. Young
Montcalm
Ira Hill
Spanishburg
Ray Wilson
Methodist
Evangelical United Brethren Churches
United Methodist Church
Wilson
West Virginia offers ten week Youth Corps jobs for 2,800 youths
The West Virginia Department of Employment Security announced a ten week Neighborhood Youth Corps program to hire about 2,800 disadvantaged youths ages 18 to 22 for state road and natural resource work. Participants are paid 1.95 dollars per hour for up to 26 hours weekly, plus two hours of weekly vocational counseling.
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West Virginia
Department of Employment Security
State Road Commission
State Department of Natural Resources
U. S. Department of Labor
Department of Natural Resources
U. S
Bluefield
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