Right To Vote Is Pushed In Small Southern Towns
Clinton Louisiana becomes a focal point in desegregation efforts as CORE agitates for voter registration. Judge Rarich resists, while Palmer defends a strict registration test. Picketers clash with store owners and fears of violence rise as Negro prospects for voting and jobs provoke white resistance.
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South
Don McKee
Associated Press
William Brown
Tucson
Ariz
Congress of Racial Equality
Brown
Louisiana
Rarich
H. R. Bonds Jr
Bonds
Chemstrand Names Two Patent Attorneys
Chemstrand announces two appointments in its patent department. Roy H. Massengill and John Bowen Ross Jr. will serve as patent attorneys reporting to Robert L. Broad in Decatur. Massengill, a former U S Patent Office examiner, holds an engineering degree from NC State and an LLB from George Washington University. Ross, a Duke University graduate with an LLB from Duke Law, previously clerked for B B Olive in Durham.
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Chemstand
Patent Department
Roy P. Wymbs
Patents
Roy H. Massengill
John Bowen Ross, Jr
Robert L. Broad
Decatur
Massengill
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D. C
Chemstrand
North Carolina State University
George Washington University
George Washington Law Association
Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity
Four Oaks
N.C
Leigh
Robert
Ross
Duke University
Duke Law School
B. B. Olive
Durham
Blame Placed On Automation In Tax Refund Mixup
A $10,509 income tax refund intended for Birmingham ended up with the Rochelle Park New Jersey school board. An IRS computer in Martinsburg West Virginia prints checks. Birmingham handles refunds. The Rochelle Park board blamed automation and questioned the Birmingham office’s role while IRS official George Patterson said no matching correspondence exists.
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Birmingham
Rochelle Park
N.J
Rochelle Board
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
George Patterson
Rochelle Park School
Newark
Rochelle Park Board
Patterson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Racial Tensions Mark Outlook for Local Drive
In Clin ton the outlook is pessimistic among some merchants and officials as Negroes push for change led by CORE. McKnight and Perry doubt any outcome will alter customs or advance reform. Registrar Palmer and Emmett Collins acknowledge support but expect status quo to persist.
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I. G McKnight
McKnight
Conner Perry
Congress
Palmer
Emmett Collins
Clinton
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Service Business College
Orta
ALA Nufactors
Tei Attéerto
C'strand
Collins
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ACJ
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