Lindsay's Independent Plan Praised by GOP Leaders
In Wallington and elsewhere, Republican leaders praised John V. Lindsay for running as an independent in New York City. Barry Goldwater, Ray Bliss, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Everett Dirksen, and Richard Nixon weighed in while Lindsay refused to identify strictly as a Republican. A separate note from Culloden confirms Continental Can fiber drum plant dedication scheduled for June 10 in Putnam County, West Virginia.
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Wallington
John V. Lindsay
New York
Michigan
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
Lindsay
Goldwater
White House
New York City
Sen
Phoenix
Ray C. Bliss
Johnson
Bliss
Dwight D. Lisenhower
Senate
Robert Wagner
Richard M. Nixon
Culloden
Continental Can Company
Earl J. Feldeworth
West Virginia
Putnam County
Federal aid withheld from Alabama state colleges
Washington said Tuesday that federal aid funds are being withheld from 14 Alabama state colleges and junior colleges while an investigation evaluates the validity of their Form 441 civil rights compliance statements. Institutions named include Alabama A&M Alabama State College Florence State Jacksonville State Livingston State Northwest Alabama Junior College Troy State Bay Minette Enterprise Gadsden Wenonah George C Wallace Vocational Technical School. The forms are claimed to show no discrimination and full Civil Rights Act compliance.
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Washington
Office of Education
Alabama
Alabama A&m
Alabama State College
Florence State College
Jacksonville State College
Livingston State College
Northwest Alabama Junior College
Troy State College
Bay Minette State Junior College
Enterprise Junior College
Gadsden Technical Junior College
Southern Union College
State Junior College Wenonah Junior College
George C. Wallace Vocational Technical School
Office of Educations
Land for 164 Brings $14,600 at Condemnation Trial
A Circuit Court jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seals 14,600 for a lot and a five room house as part of a condemnation case. The award followed state road commission involvement and federal aid considerations. The case involved Interstate 64 and educational agency connections, with prior approval at 13,500 in a county condemnation proceeding.
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Circuit Court
Walter Aeeperee
G. Seals
Alabama
Alaska
State Road Commission
quali-Institute
Federal Financial Assist Mission
Supreme Court settles districting disputes in four states
The Supreme Court ruled on legislative reapportionment in New York, Illinois, California and Idaho. It refused a New York election delay, ordered Illinois redistricting guidance, upheld California’s population-based Senate plan, and rejected Idaho challenges. Dissenters urged faster review on Georgia indictments and civil rights cases involving Baltimore demonstrators.
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Jerry T. Baulch
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Miinois
California
Idaho
New York State
State Supreme Court
John M. Harlan
Illinois
Illinois State Senate
Senate
Athens
Samuel A. Penn
District of Columbia
U.S
W. M. Bootle
Macon
Justice Department
W. Harold Cox
Jackson
Miss
U. S
Robert E. Hauberg
High Court
Cox
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