Preacher, NAACP figure clash over Hot Springs leadership
Kenneth Adair, vice president of Garland County NAACP, rebukes Rev. Thomas McVeigh Smith who says the local chapter lacked leadership before his arrival. Adair pledges to seek a new president while affirming continued NAACP function despite disagreements over civil rights focus and other issues. Smith, recently reassigned, says apathy killed the chapter. his term ends January 1965.
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Hot Springs, Ark
Kenneth Adair
Garland County
NAACP
Thomas McVeigh Smith
Hot Springs
Father Smith
Adair
Here
North Little Rock
Associated Press
Apathy
L. C. Bates
Daisy Bates
Smith
Bates
Convict Massi Freed on Health Grounds in Arkansas
Pasquale A. Massi of Cherry Hill New Jersey, convicted of conspiracy to commit sodomy and attempted bribery, was released from prison on health grounds. Judge John E. Miller placed him on three years probation after two medical panels declared his health extremely poor. Massi was sentenced to three years for conspiracy to sodomy with a 16 year old Negro boy in Hot Springs National Park and bribery of a National Park ranger.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Pasquale A. Massi
Cherry Hill
N.J
John E. Miller
Massi
Hot Springs National Park
National Park
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