Ike kin warns Senate of possible U S race war
Dr Milton Eisenhower told a Senate judiciary panel that a racial war is possible in the United States. He cited weapon arsenals on both extremes and urged stronger federal gun laws, faulted crime rise on environment, and called for more funds to combat social causes with potential defense-redirected savings.
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House panel cites DOJ role in Mississippi voting rolls
Rep. Don Edwards alleges federal rules stripped thousands of Black Mississippians from voter rolls as 29 of 62 counties push new registration plans. Justice officials defend ongoing compliance and vow voters registered federally will remain eligible, despite county plan delays and a Jones County clerks’ admission of limited voter tracking.
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Stokes urges federalization of housing and urban programs
Cleveland Mayor Carl B. Stokes called for federalizing housing and urban development to ensure housing opportunities for all. Speaking at the International Conference on Cities he proposed a national housing insurance trust fund and predicted future federalization of welfare and health programs.
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