Negro Voter Registration Surges in Dallas County Alabama
Civil rights drive in Selma sparked a registration surge with 396 Negro applications accepted, 643 rejected, and 165 more ordered by U.S. Judge Thomas to be registered. By period end, 561 Negroes were qualified voters as arrests topped 2,000 during events from Feb. 15 to May.
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Selma
A Board of Registrars
Burke
Greensboro
Ala
U.S. Dist
Daniel H. Thomas
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Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Billy Graham Sees Growing Understanding of Alabama Racial Issues
Evangelist Billy Graham said understanding of Alabama's racial problems is increasing after he spoke with people during his Denmark visit. He noted coverage of the Hayneville Liuzzo trial and said Alabama is a booming growing state with strong church attendance as he prepares to begin a Montgomery crusade.
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Billy Graham
Alabama
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Hayneville
Detroit
Matt H. Murphy Jr
United States
Solution Add a bath for convenience of your growing family
A brief instruction urges adding a bath to accommodate a busy growing household. The note emphasizes practicality and comfort, highlighting the benefit of easier daily routines and improved living standards for a expanding family.
Visiting Masons Welcome William L Underwood Master
At 8:00 P.M. a communication welcoming visiting Masons is held with William L. Underwood as Master and E. G. Updegrove serving as Secretary.
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