Southern states back unity plan on race and economy
Eight Southern state representatives endorsed a new movement for unity on race issues and economics. A meeting in Jackson led to a 60 day follow up in Montgomery under Gov. Barnett’s Safe Southern Action for Economy. Two Negro pickets were arrested outside.
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Barnett
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
John Patterson
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Latin America
AMA Creates AMPAC Political Action Committee
The American Medical Association announces a new political action committee named AMPAC to aid physicians in political and government affairs. Dr. Gundersen of La Crosse Wisconsin chairs the group open to all licensed doctors and their families. AMPAC will provide information, distribute candidate records, assist voter registration, and organize get out the vote campaigns. Edgar Allan Poe once attended West Point but was dismissed for neglect of duty and disobedience.
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Chicago
American Medical Asociation
American Medical Political Action Committee
AMPAC
Gunnar Gundersen
la Crosse
Wis
AMA
Afl-Cio Committee On
Dr. Gundersen
Edgar Allan Poe
West Point
Life of a Secret Service Agent Protecting the President
Washington AP a look inside the US Secret Service reveals how 35 agents guard the President and family. Charles Hall, a typical agent, describes training duties pay a base around 7k with potential rise, and the personal costs of long separations from family while constantly ready to risk life to shield the First Family. Hall wears a 38 revolver, carries 18 pounds gear, and adapts to public events requiring wardrobe beyond patrols and dinners.
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Washington
Secret Service
White House
A. E. Baughman
Charles Hall
Baughman
Hall
Concordia College
Portation
Minnesota
Halt
White
Mrs. Kennedy
Middleburg
York
Palm Beach
Cape Cod
Themis
Caroline
Former SBI undercover agent convicted on lesser charge
Harold Elzie Aaron 33 of Leaksville North Carolina was convicted of assault and battery and fined 100 dollars in Henry County Circuit Court for a malicious wounding case involving John Layton Pulliam of Danville. Aaron testified he carried a gun after threats to his life and that a motel room shooting occurred when a 17 year old Martinsville girl said Pulliam was invited to leave after an offer of 5000 dollars.
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Aaron
North Carolina
SBI
Textile Workers Union of America
Aft
Harriet - Henderson
Pul! Viam Ta Jasen LP
Sat
Martinsville
North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation
Harold Elzie Aaron
Leaksville
N.C
Henry County
Commonwealth
John Layton Pulliam
Danville
Timong
Martins
Judy Miller
Mar-Tist
Ana
Tinsville
Miss Miller
Pet'ewiett Gueeins
Pulliam
Saysenon Apang
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Pitty
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Regak
Onl
Mann
North Main
Coca-Cola
Family Weekly
Lowder
Nutraco CN
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