Integration Of Parks Stirs Debate In State Senate
South Carolina Senate backs a limited local option park integration bill allowing county forestry boards to open or close parks with bans on swimming and cabins unless a 48 hour written request is filed. The measure contrasts with the House plan for a uniform statewide ban on camping and swimming with picnic use by written request. Authorities consider state school superintendent appointment and military justice reforms pending House action and aim to adjourn by next week.
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Columbia
D.C
State Senate
House
J. Robert Martin
Greenville
Senate
Calhoun
L. Marion Grossette
South Carolina
James P. Stevens
Horry
Myrtle Beach State Park
Georgetown County
Huntine Island
Beaufort County
U. S
Dirksen Opposes Amendments in Civil Rights Debate
The Senate leaders clashed over amendments to the fair employment practices title as Dirksen warned the proposals would water down the measure. Southern bloc speakers and Republicans pressed for changes while Senator Robertson urged a jury trial for contempt against anti discrimination injunctions and warned quotas could hurt business. Humphrey countered that no quotas were in the bill and challenged Robertson to prove otherwise.
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Dixie
Humphrey
Cnew
Richard B. Russell
D. T.a
John Stennis
D-Miss
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Russell B. Long
D-La
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Dirksen
Case
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Willis Robertson
D- Tva
Robertson
President Urges Business Leaders On Emancipation Effort
Dear Miss Feeley letters discuss tax cut relief and personal finances. A reader questions how small checks will aid long term stability, while expressing skepticism about large political goals versus immediate money in hand.
MacArthur Fired 13 Years Ago War Exit Timeline
A 13 year old account recalls President Truman’s decision to relieve General MacArthur amid policy clash over Korea. The piece notes the homeward summons, wartime politics, and reactions from officials, including Johnson’s civil rights push, with market jitter as Dow and stocks shift in late trading. It references McaArthur’s Tokyo lunch with Magnuson and a telegram chain to Huff as news broke.
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Truman
MacArthur
Welleady
Aegun Pace
Pace
Matthew B. Ridgway
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Tokyo
Sid Huff
Jean MacArthur
Armed Forces Network
San Francisco
Magnuson
Huff
Civil rights push faces broader justice challenge
President Johnson welcomed congressional approval of a new cotton wheat bill, calling it good judgment and economic progress that will forestall severe economic difficulties in the wheat area and benefit all Americans. The House completed action and sent the measure to the White House for signature. The text also notes income disparities in North Carolina comparing white and Black families and cites local statements supporting civil rights progress.
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Washington
Johnson
House
White
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
Savings questions and family finances guidance
A reader asks about selling May 1952 savings bonds maturing this May and seeks advice on potential $2500 growth from weekly $2.34 deposits. The letter discusses babysitting money, child support fairness, and a New York Community Council cost study. notes a father’s income of about $8,000 and the typical lifetime costs for raising a child, without moral or legal analysis.
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Community Council of
Greater New York
LBJ lauds farm bill passage and calls for leadership
President Johnson praised the farm bill for reducing excess cotton and wheat to adequate reserves and urged business leaders to act with the Golden Rule in a nation facing racial inequality. He recalled Kennedy's legacy and emphasized unity across parties and groups to move the country forward.
Sheriff and Commissioners Are Sued
Homer Lee Castleberry of McAlester Oklahoma filed a $50 000 damages suit in Shawnee County District Court Thursday naming Sheriff Vernon L Robinson and the Shawnee County Commissioners and the sheriff's bonding agency. He alleges 37 days in jail without access to an attorney or bail, and says he was arraigned March 12 on burglary larceny forgery and uttering charges with a $1000 bond. Sheriff Robinson said a jail paperwork slip-up left Castleberry unarraigned.
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Topeka
Kan
Homer Lee Castleberry
McAlester
Okla
Vernon L. Robinson
Shawnee County
Sheriff's Bonding Agency
Castleberry
Robinson
Children’s Case To Be Decided On Vaccination Question
Arkansas Supreme Court decides today if three Cude children Wayne 12 Delia 21 and Linda May 8 can rejoin their parents on a western Arkansas farm while the U S Supreme Court studies whether they must be vaccinated for school. Gov Faubus sheltered the children after welfare orders mandated vaccination and school enrollment amid a dispute over religious beliefs.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Archie T. B. Cude Sr
Arkansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Cudé
Wayne
Delia
Linda May
Orval E. Feubus
State Supreme Court
Cade
Ower
State Welfare Department
Faubus
Angered crowds harass U S and British travelers in Soviet cities
American citizens in civilian clothes in American cars were surrounded by hostile crowds in Leningrad on Feb 14 and Tule near Moscow on Mar 17. In Leningrad Savage and Bracken were held in a car hood assaulted for 15 to 20 minutes. in Tule Smith, Sventinae, and a Briton were detained about 40 minutes after park walking near an airfield. The embassy spokesman denied photographs were taken. May flies note ends with a stray fact about insect lifespans.
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Bracken
Leningrad
St. Isaac's Square
Smith
Sventinae
Tule
Moscow
Orel
Tula
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