Burch Ties Self To Goldwater Amid GOP Chairrow
AP reports on June 1964 polling shows 23 23 undecided on Dean Burch confidence vote as he ties his fate to Barry Goldwater. Eisenhower and Nixon urge mandate not bare majority. Conflicting counts on whether Burch can win Chicago showdown.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
GOP
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Associated Press
Chicago Law
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Chicago
Four Colleges To Raise Fees In Alabama
The Alabama Board of Education approved a $260 yearly fee rise for four white colleges Florence Jacksonville Livingston and Troy with Gov. Wallace voting against both increases. The board also set fees for trade schools and outlined attendance areas to ensure free bus transportation to junior colleges and planned statewide school operation by September 1965. Fees for Alabama State College and Alabama A and M were left unchanged for now with possible future action.
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Board of Education
Florernce
Jackville
Livingston
Troy
George Wallace
The
University In Alabama
Auburn Univerty
Alaama State
Montgomery
Alabama A. & M
Huntsville
Col
Brewer Eyes Special Meet in early 1965 on Wallace program
Speaker Albert Brewer predicts a special session early in 1965 to act on Gov. George Wallace's school expansion program. The plan includes 100 million dollars for construction, a 10 percent teacher pay raise, and free books through 12th grade, with adjustments likely in the regular session. Brewer praises the administration and notes possible party registration changes and other public health and redistricting legislation.
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Mobile
Albert Brewer
George Wallace
Brewer
Walace
Civil rights suit targets Anniston public accommodations
Three Anniston restaurants a service station and possibly other spots face a civil rights suit filed in U S District Court by Negro attorneys alleging denial of service to Negroes between August and September 1964. Plaintiffs name Gardner Bakers Grill Lee's Drive In Vic's Cafe and Adams Oil Co as defendants with others potentially named.
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Birmingham
Anniston
Ala
U.S. District Court
James W. Gardner
Gardners Bakery and Grill
Lee Backus
Lee’s Drive-In
Victor L. Robertson
Vic’s Cafe
Kenneth Adams
Adams Oil Co
Columbus Ferrell
Willie Dickerson
Henry Curry
A. M. Molock
Wedzell Escott
Rodgers
Escott
Adams
Gadsden
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Self
Goldie
Cub
Den
Walter Jackson
Decatur Daily
David Gardiner
John Gardiner
Tim
Westinghouse
Coteena
North Alabama Glass Company
2Nd Ave
N.E
P.O.E
East Coast
Jacksonville
Florence
Austin R. Meadows
Mea
General Motors
Germany
Buick
Opel
Oward M. Phillips
Birmingham Southern Colege
Northeast Alabama
Alumni Association
Anniston Firms
Remington
BUSCHS _ REMINGTON
Lucky Sih
Ananion
Oa. R. Ce
First National Bank
New
Sixth Ave
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