Maddox Calls Meeting A New Approach To Desegregation
Atlanta Governor Lester Maddox says a mass meeting of Southern officials is a new approach to federal desegregation demands and could restore local control. He invited leaders from 10 Southern states to Atlanta on August 16 to coordinate on federal aid without federal control.
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Atlanta, Ga
Lester Maddox
Atlanta
Scott Will Send Aide To Atlanta Meeting On Desegregation
Raleigh AP Gov Bob Scott will send an aide to represent North Carolina at a Georgia convened gathering in Atlanta on August 16. Georgia Gov Lester Maddox called the meeting of public and school officials from 10 states after the Justice Department filed a desegregation suit. The theme is federal aid without federal control and restoration of local control of education.
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Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Caolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Maddox
House
Senate
Associated Press
John Bell Williams
Florida
Floyd Christian
Christian
Robert Scott
Craig Phillips
North Carolina
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U. S. Justice Department
Raleigh
Bob
Scott
Lester Maddox
South
Atlanta
The
S. Justice Department
Hutchins Reunion Set for Sunday at High Point City Lake
The Hutchins annual reunion will be held Sunday at High Point City Lake shelters 3 and 4 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. A picnic lunch will be served at 12:30 p.m.
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Hutchins
High Point City Lake
Disorders Bring Curfew In Passaic
Passaic New Jersey imposes a curfew after a second night of tear gas, firebombing, and looting. Mayor Bernard Pinck, a Puerto Rican, ordered downtown business districts closed and banned gasoline sales as police report a shooting and about 1,000 people gathered at the peak. Sixteen arrests followed while taverns were closed and tenements sealed.
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Passaic
Bernard Pinck
Southern Union Dues Fight Ends in Charlotte Settlement
Charlotte sanitation workers gain formal grievance rights and union dues deductions after city council settlement. Union leader James M. Pierce credits renewed procedures and seniority factors, while Mayor Belk praises painful deliberations and community input. The accord follows a strike that drew national attention and widespread union calls for wage and safety reforms.
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Rob Wood
Charlotte
Associated Press
Gove Carolina
James M. Pierce
Southern
American Federation of State
Pierce
North Carolina
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