Feath erbeding Deadlock Faces Kennedy Labor Rift
Railroads and unions, stalemated since March, push toward compulsory or voluntary arbitration as President Kennedy weighs a response. mediator Jim Reynolds keeps talks alive while Sen. Wayne Morse lauds him. July 10 deadline looms, with 60 to 80 thousand jobs at stake.
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Supreme Court
Jim Reynolds
National Labor Relations Board
American Locomotive Co
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Ed Gilbert
Brotherhood of Railroad
Gilbert
Kennedy
Congress
Senate Labor Committee
Labor
Los Angeles
George Meany
Integration debates vex Alabama 1964 election hopes
Rex Thomas notes Alabama faces political upheaval as University of Alabama desegregation tests Kennedy prospects. Gov. George Wallace’s stance fuels talk of a states rights ticket while Mississippi follows with its own independent elector plan amid desegregation and mob violence.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Alabama
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Kennedy
National Guardsmen
National Democratic Party
George Wallace
Mississippi
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Oxford
Ross Barnett
Wallace
States Rights Fund
Louisiana
South Carolina
Tenessee
Thurmond- Wright States Rights
Oklahoma
Harry Byrd
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Mississippi Rally Highlights Civil Rights Role in 1964 Vote
In Mississippi supporters rally as the 1964 campaign unfolds with Democratic figures emphasizing federal desegregation actions at Ole Miss. Alabama’s 1963 Senate race left Republicans uneasy, amid anti Kennedy sentiment and desegregation storms shaping politics. Senator Lister Hill defeated James D. Martin by under 7 008 votes amid evolving party lines.
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U.S. Senate
Lister Hill
James D. Martin
University of Mississippi
Kennedy
Congress Drifts in Washington Amid Tax and Civil Rights Uncertainty
Congress shows indolence as leaders debate tax reform and civil rights amid a looming election. Wilbur Mills weighs a tax bill while Senate and House members plan summer travel to Paris and Geneva for the Air Show. Elector dynamics loom with Kennedy alignment and historical Alabama and Southern state voting patterns.
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Wilbur Mills
Kensett, Ark
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Senate
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Ralph Rivers
Paris
Geneva
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House Education and Labor Committee
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California
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