Wallace and Johnson Clash on Voting Rights Law
President and Wallace pressed civil rights priorities at a National event. Wallace argued for a voting law proposal while Johnson described a federal act to ban discriminatory voting practices. Johnson said the measure would establish a simple standard no state could subvert.
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Thousands March To Protest Slaying
Thousands protest the killing of 38 year old Rev. James J. Reed of Boston after a four hour sit in ends.
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March Protests and Wallace Oppose Selma March
Wallace argues against a 50 mile highway march from Selma to Montgomery citing danger to traffic and residents. Clergymen and civil rights leaders gather in New Jersey New York Rhode Island and Massachusetts areas to support voting rights and oppose literacy tests.
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New York
Pickets at White House Demand Wallace Vote Exit
Demonstrators gathered near the White House chanting Wallace must go as civil rights activists staged protests in Washington. About 600 marchers linked to Selma and national groups protested for federal intervention while antiwar messages and a Nazi admirer appeared nearby.
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