Spite Used In Budget Cuts Pattee Claims
Sacramento AP A Republican assemblyman says 59 percent of the 2.5 million Brown trimmed from the 3.14 billion state budget before signing it was earmarked for districts represented by Republicans. Alan G Pattee said Democrats gave us nothing and accused the governor of spitefully cutting funds to political ends. Brown did not comment Sunday.
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Civil Rights Action Push Looms At National Parade
Johnson calls for less talk and a stronger federal push for civil rights amid NAACP led events in Chicago and national leadership from Alabama figures. Key voices credit Medgar Evers family ties while urging action over integration delays, pledging nonviolence and firm desegregation aims. The gathering underscores a broader push for federal enforcement and citizen equality.
NAACB Leaders Decline Merit at Washington Meeting
A fragmented report shows NAACB officials meeting in Washington where First Secretaries and Southeast centers discussed policy, with no merit approval granted. The incomplete lines hint at organizational roles and ongoing internal debate within the association.
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Fresh Load Of Cubans Enter U S
Miami dispatch reports the SS Maximus bringing the largest Cuban exile group yet as Red Cross workers corral a wave of refugees seeking freedom from Fidel Castro. Passengers chant for faster family reunifications while awaiting further relief ships to follow.
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NEA battle over anti bias policy stirs union lines
In Detroit AP report teachers' fight over acceptance of a new policy to ban racial restrictions prompts divisions among states Alabama Florida Georgia Utah and others. The NEA faces actions to expand membership rights and restrict segregated practices while a go slow stance is urged on Utah. Delegates push for rapid adoption against resistance as sessions adjourn with questions unresolved.
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