Educator at NAACP meet condemns anti-racial groups
Dr Buell Gallagher president of the College of the City of New York told the NAACP convention that Americans must acknowledge a revolution in progress and warned against anti racial groups and figures like John Birch. He urged unity in the civil rights fight.
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Naacp Meet
Alabama
Denver
Colo
College of the City of New York
America
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Buell Gallagher
Gallagher
John
Birch Society
John Birch
Welch
MAACP
Herbert Nilk Jaber
NAACP
U.S
Ife
Hill
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Washington
Franklin D. Rooosevelt Jr
Rent Supplement Plan Locked In As House Battle Heats Up
Washington lawmakers clashed over a rent subsidy plan for low income families amid a broad housing bill totaling 5.5 billion dollars. Democratic leaders delayed a vote to seek votes and possible amendments while Republicans attacked the plan as socialist and prone to abuse. Supporters cited endorsements from bankers groups and Catholic charities while stressing flexibility and income limits.
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Washington
Johnson
Henry S. Reuss
D-Wis
Solid Citizens
Bankers Association
Catholic Charities
Scott Opposed To Toll Roads In Carolina
Lt. Gov. Robert Scott said toll roads are neither necessary nor desirable for North Carolina during the opening session of the North Carolina Negro Law Enforcement Officers Association convention in Burlington. He supported free public travel and noted broad backing for a $300 million road bond issue. L. E. Austin of the Carolina Times spoke at the banquet as delegates prepared to elect officers.
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Burlington
N. C
Robert Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Negro Law Enforcement Officers Association
Dan Moore
L. E. Austin
The
Carolina Times
Durham
Federal Agency Names First Negro Regional Director
The Small Business Administration appointed its first African American regional director in New York. J. Bruce Llewellyn, 37, a former New York County assistant district attorney, will supervise SBA operations in New York City, Long Island, and upstate to Lake George. Salary is 16500 dollars per year.
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New York
Small Business
J. Bruce Llewellyn
New York County
Llewellyn
SBA
New York City
Long Island
Upstate
Lake George
Bank Robbery Strikes Morrison Street Charleston Branch
A young white man brandished a pistol to secure a loan and robbed the Morrison Street branch of First Commercial National Bank of South Carolina in Charleston, taking 1555 dollars. It was the third robbery at this branch in 15 months, with the bandit armed and threatening violence as he fled. A white foreign car was seen near the bank before and after the hold up.
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Charleston
S.C
Joan
Morrison Street
First Commercial National Bank of
South Carolina
W. D. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Faith of our Fathers and Founding Faiths
In a July 4 message Dewey Swicegood of Swicegood Funeral Home in Danville Virginia notes that early leaders like Washington Adams Franklin Jefferson and Hamilton expressed religious belief and prayer. He argues their faith shaped the nation though beliefs varied and urges thanks for the enduring heritage of religious conscience guiding public life. His column preview hints at Frank Swicegood's upcoming piece.
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Washington
U.S
John Adams
Franklin
Congress
Jefferson
Jesus of Nazareth
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Television Academy Nominates Streamlined Emmies
HOLLYWOOD AP The Television Academy announced its new two group nominations for Emmies for 1964-65 awards to be presented Sept 12. Notable nominees include Barbra Streisand Rel Skelton Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne Johnny Carson Leonard Bernstein Red Skelton Richard Crenna and Dwight Hemion with programs from My Name is Barbra The Dick Van Dyke Show The Man from U N C L E and The Wonderful World of Color among others.
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Television Academy
Barbra Streisand
Rel Skelton
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Johnny Carson
Leonard Bernstein
Academy
My Name
Is Barbra
Bob Hope
Danny Kaye
David McCalhim
the Man From
U.N.C.L.E
Dean Jagger
People
Robert Coote
The
Rouges
Andy Williams
Chrysler Theater
Dick van Dyke
Hallmark
Mn.c
Mr. Novak
Is Barbar
Profiles In Courage
Walt Disney
Bandit Robs Store Owner In Southern Pines
A masked bandit with a stock ing over his head, armed with a brick and a knife, knocked owner Sammy Hill unconscious at 10:30 a.m. and robbed him of 110 dollars. Hill, 32, was struck with a brick and slashed four times in the chest. Mrs. Hill found him unconscious about 15 minutes later and he was treated at Moore Memorial Hospital. The assailant wore faded overalls and hoot type shoes.
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Southern Pines
N.C
Sammy Hill
Moore Memorial Hospital
Hil
Birthday Pie Homer Oldest Homer Mid School Grad Turns 97
AP reports Frank M. Conkey the oldest living Homer Mid School graduate, diploma year 1888, celebrating 97th birthday. He bakes pies at home, lives alone, and works his own house. A University of Illinois attendee and Baltimore College of Dental Surgery graduate, he remains Homer Presbyterian Church’s oldest member and likes fishing.
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Homer
Frank M. Conkey
Conkey
University of Illinois
Baltimore Collese of Dental Surgery
Homer Presbyteran Church
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