Goldwater fears civil rights flare from fringe supporters
Sen. Barry Goldwater worries the presidential race could spark a civil rights backlash led by fringe followers. He seeks counsel from clergy and advisers including some Black leaders to avert trouble while insisting he would enforce the Civil Rights Act vigorously as president. He plans to be nominated by GOP leaders in San Francisco to ease tensions.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
San Francisco
Demos To Pick Delegate Posts In Montgomery
Alabama delegates to the Democratic National Convention will elect a chairman and assign committee roles in Montgomery on July 17. Roy Mayhall said the group will pick two members each for platform credentials permanent organization and rules and will name one to contact presidential nominees. The 38 delegates are pledged to Gov. George Wallace as a favorite son.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Montgomery
Roy Mayhall
Democratic Executive Committee
George Wallace
Wallace
Sen
Oscar Underwood
Wallace Plans Legal Battle Over Civil Rights Law
Gov George Wallace says he will oppose the civil rights act by not enforcing it and by challenging it in court. He rejected a conference invitation from Secretary Hodges and urged testing the law on constitutional grounds as the House passes it.
Another Ballot For Wallace in Mississippi Election
Gov. Paul Johnson says George Wallace will appear on Mississippi's presidential ballot by some means and may attract votes in northern states. He could run as a Democrat if electors are pledged or as an independent, with the Democratic convention deciding the path.
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Jackson, Miss
Paul Johnson
Alabama
George Wallace
Mississippi
Wallace
Johnson
Town Creek Race Outlook Sees 11 Candidates for Aug 2
In Town Creek at least 11 persons have qualified for city offices for the August 2 election. Incumbent Mayor Paul Houston aims to retain the city father seat against Lewis Sanderson and Frank Babacy. Four councilmen seek reelection: Clifford Brackin Malcom Streater Haskell Crisler and Grover Simmon. Their challengers include Devone Brackin Claude Brackin W A Patterson and Edward Weems.
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Town Creek
Paul Houston
Lewis Sanderson
Frank Babacy
Clifford Brackin
Malcom Streater
Haskill Crisler
Grover Simmon
Devone Brackin
Claude Brackin
W. A. Patterson
Edward Weems
Scranton Attacks Farm Subsidies On GOP Campaign Swing
Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton, courting delegates in the Dakotas, warned that Len Barry Goldwater s farm proposals could court disaster in the heartland and urged a readjustment rather than abrupt elimination of farm subsidies. He spoke in Sioux Falls praising a balloon ride greeting and criticized Johnson era farm policy while outlining a plan for greater agricultural economic freedom.
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Richard L. Graves
Fargo
N.D
Pennsylvania
William W Scranton
Len Barry Goldwater
Scranton
Sioux Falls
S.D
Archie Gubbrud
Johnson
Papers Filed To Make Race In Flint City
Gilbert Edwards former Flint Civitan Club president qualified to run for mayor opposing Mayor Percy Thrasher Edwards filed papers with treasurer Ethel Tapscott acting city clerk He cited a desire to serve Flint City and move it forward He is a member of the Flint Methodist Church board and planning chairman for the new church.
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Flint City
Flint
Flint Civitan Club
Gilbert Edwards
Percy Thrasher
Edwards
Ethel Tapscott
Flint Methodist Church
New Church
De Gaulle in Bonn for talks on Europe and U S relations
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in West Berlin for a two day summit with Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and seven ministers to discuss France's independence from Britain and the United States in world affairs. They planned to cover West German strategy toward Communists, support for the European Common Market, and French cooperation in trade talks including the Kennedy round.
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Carl Hartman
Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
de Gaulle
United States
Britain
Konrad Adenauer
Erhard
France
Resident of Flint City Tied to Johnson Service Co.
A resident of Flint City for nine years is described as an employee of Johnson Service Co. with operations in Milwaukie Wisconsin and Birmingham. The notice notes the individual's ties to the company and domicile location.
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Johnson
Florida
Leroy Collins
Collins
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Johnson Service Co
Milwaukie
Wis
Birmingham
Flint City
Cherokee County probate race ends with recount hearing
Closing arguments were set in a Cherokee County probate judge runoff contest between incumbent Charles Formby and challenger Paul Jordan. The five member Cherokee County Democratic Executive Committee sub committee heard the case over a 14 vote margin.
Market Hurdles after De Gaulle Veto on Britain Entry
Market activity faced uphill climb after Charles de Gaulle vetoed Britain's admission ahead of the dual treaty signing between De Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer. The veto affected negotiations and influenced European economic expectations.
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de Gaulle
Britain
Adenauer
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