Denunciation Over Wagner King Talks At Harlem Summit
A chaotic scene in New York saw civil rights leaders denouncing Wagner after inviting Martin Luther King Jr without broader consultation. King met with Mayor Wagner and federal officials to discuss mobilization, youth programs, and job training amid Harlem unity talks by 69 civil rights groups forming the United Council of Harlem Organizations.
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Connally to Nominate President Secretaries Influence
The Dallas paper reports Connally would nominate a Democratic Presidential candidate. It cites the Times Herald claiming high party sources. President Kennedy, once Navy secretary, was wounded in Dallas.
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Hospitals cite few skilled Negro workers as reason for hiring gaps
A survey of 127 privately operated area hospitals found relatively low Negro hiring in skilled positions. A hospital council spokesman attributed this to a lack of available skilled Negroes, while a County Human Relations Commission member noted the data reflects supply as much as demand. The study was conducted with Hospital Council support.
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Johnson Nominates Tyler Native as Assistant Secretary
UPI reports President Johnson named Harey C. McPherson Jr from Tyler Texas as assistant secretary of state for educational and cultural affairs. The nomination comes as Johnson continues shaping his diplomatic and cultural outreach team.
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Johnson Says Billy Club Won’t Solve Problems
President Johnson told educators that democracy cannot be solved by force and urged compromise and respect for law. He warned of summer unrest rooted in long neglected issues, noting prosperity hides a broader discontent and calling for expanded education and inclusive national effort.
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Georgia delegates to DNC session open in Atlantic City
Gov Carl Sanders announced 64 delegates with 1 of 6 alternates to the Democratic National Convention. In Atlanta two Negro delegates and two alternates named include State Senator Leroy Johnson, first Black elected to Georgia Senate, and attorney A T Walden. The session opens August 24 in Atlantic City.
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NAACP Nominees Named From Atlanta and St Louis
The nominees include Eugine Patterson of Atlanta editor of the Atlanta Constitution and Mrs Frankie Muse Freeman of St Louis, active in the NAACP.
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Invasion of Mississippi Ties to Communist Plot Alleges Utt
Rep. James Utt of California charged that civil rights workers invasion of Mississippi was planned by an International Communist conspiracy. He claimed expeditionary forces from other states were organized to provoke federal intervention and seize control of Mississippi.
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Breck testifies at federal hearing on Civil Rights Act impact
James Breck manager of the Monson Motor Lodge testifies in a federal court hearing on compliance with the Civil Rights Bill. He describes picketers outside his Florida establishments and recalls pleading with Manucy to remove them. Manucy invokes the Fifth Amendment multiple times when asked about alleged intimidation of compliant motel and restaurant owners.
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Automation Bill Creates 14 Member Study Commission
The Senate Labor Committee on Tuesday approved a House passed measure to establish a 14 member commission to study automation problems.
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Mississippi Delegates Vote On Presidential Endorsement
Jackson Mississippi delegates to the national convention moved to endorse a presidential candidate and reconvene after the September 9 date. Governor Paul Johnson warned against precipitous action as civil rights advocates pressed for delaying a bid for party power. The Democratic delegation faced internal disagreement amid the national convention dynamics.
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District judge overrules objections to Alabama school plan
Federal judge approves Alabama's accelerated desegregation plan for the state’s largest school system. The ruling overrules Negro objections and allows the plan to proceed without modification. District Judge Seybourn Lythe oversees the decision in Birmingham.
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