Governors Sidetrack Civil Rights Move at Conference
At the Governors Conference in Miami Beach Democratic Gov. Albert Rosellini of Washington blocked a motion by Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon to suspend rules and consider a civil rights resolution. With Vice President Johnson due to speak, Rosellini said time was short. Hatfield urged action to place governors on record for racial equality, while Rockefeller and Hatfield doubted success as Democrats held control of the resolutions process.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Rosellini
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Lyndon D. Johnson
Hatfield
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Resolutions Committee
Rockefelter
Kennedy
Court Docket from Hope Arkansas July 23 1963
Municipal court notes list numerous defendants including Cleophis Phillips Sammie Lee Stuart Harold Rushing Eva Mae Smith and Willie Dean with violations ranging from driving offenses to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Bonds and fines are recorded in multiple amounts. suspensions on good behavior noted for several cases. The docket also mentions multiple parties and companies in scattered entries.
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Municipal Court of
C. L. White
Eva Mae Smith
Katie Hendrix
William A. Luecke
J. W. Stevens
Chester Bradford
Joseph M. Harrelson
Virgil Oller
McElvene Cooper
Paul May
John S. Andrews
Cecil RR. Spraggs, Jr
R.A. Sharp
Dte
Four Firms to Finance Helena Bridge
A conjunction of four investment firms offered a 4.2 percent rate on the Highway Department’s 5,550,000 Helena Bridge bond refinancing. The bid by Raney Securities and Stephens Investment of Little Rock, White Weld of New York, and Rawles Winston of Houston was the only bid. The Highway Commission sent it to counsel for review, with Acting Highway Director Ward Goodman saying the plan would save about 100,000 in interest and extend debt to 1987. The refinancing would also allow bridge revenues to fund roughly 60,000 annually for maintenance, changing Arkansas’ share from general highway funds to revenue-backed payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Highway Department
Helena Bridge
Raney Securities Co
Stephens Investment Co
Goodman
Arkansas
Hig
General Highway Fund
Commission
Wey Ua al
Te Helena
Sha Ce Pal
Reveane Ve
Arkansas Rate 60c Per Hour In Farm Labor Update
The Labor Department says Mexicans can still be used in Arkansas at 60 cents per hour while wage rules for other Mexican farm workers are extended for another year. The ruling on Southern employers of foreign temporary agricultural labor does not alter Arkansas pay rates.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arkansas
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Shoe Co Workers Strike Over Wages and Output
In Batesville Arkansas 72 International Shoe Co workers, all in the fitting department, walked out Tuesday protesting an imbalance in production volume and pay. The rest of the 400 plus employees remained at work while Local 228 UAWA AFL-CIO leader Clifford Lewis said the strike will continue until grievances are resolved. The striking workers are paid by the piece for shoes assembled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville, Ark
International Shoe Co
Clifford Lewis
United Shoe Workers of America
Afl-C1a
Dispute Over Credit for Shoes Prompts Meeting Today
A union and company officials are expected to meet today to discuss claims that workers did not receive credit for all the shoes they produced. The meeting aims to resolve the disputed credit and labor concerns.
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Rusk to Brief Senate on Moscow Nuclear Talks
Washington AP Secretary of State Dean Rusk will tell the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a closed session at 5 30 p.m. about the completed Moscow nuclear test ban negotiations and his plans to return to Moscow for further talks with the Russians. A committee spokesman said the briefing would be in closed session.
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Rusk
Washington
Dean Buck
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Moscow
Winning designs chosen for Arkansas official song covers
Secretary of State Kelly Bryant announced that Bill Kerr of Little Rock, a commercial art studio operator, submitted the winning cover design for the state's official song Arkansas. The design features the Ozarks greenery. Nancy Shirley Jett of Jacksonville submitted the back cover with an outline of the state, its flag, flower, bird and tree.
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Little Rock
Kelly Bryant
Bill Kerr
Littl Rock
Arkansas
Ozarks
Bryant
Nancy Shirley Jett
Jacksonville
Counterfeiter is Indicted in Ring Case Across States
Thomas Phillips, 24, of Chicago, first arrestee in a Secret Service bust, indicted for passing counterfeit bills tied to a ring said to have operated in Arkansas Illinois Missouri Texas Utah Ohio and Pennsylvania. Four other Chicagoans charged. two accused of printing notes and two of passing them.
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Lips
Chicago
Secret Service
Arkansas
Siye Tashier
Iinois
Missouri
Texas
Utah
Oho
Pennsylvania
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John Muldrow, Jr
Bert Moody
Homer Scott
G. B. Farmby
Willie James McMorris
Ford
Thomas Hebert
Calvin Jackson
Petit Larceny
Harold Rushing
Bernice L. "Ramsey
Willie Ramses
Willie Caldwell, Jr
William Qlis Crane
B. T. Bain
Ash
the Lowing
Qsur
A. K. Tread Rubber Company
C @ H Transportation Co
Southwesternea Co
Oatsoe de Connell Seed Co
Shani Southwestern
California
Stanford
Cape Horn
San Francisco Maritime Museum Assn
Otive
Central Pacific
Stanford University
Muwall
Federal Aviation Agency
Little Guy
FAA
Western Foundry
Jock Coe
Meary
Nomsupport
Phillips
Lipton
Co Soc
Johnnie Fair Syrup
Oleo
Eatwell
WY Gal
Fryers
Weiners
Doz
Main ST. Hope, Ark
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