Wallace Blames Kennedy Administration On Racial Strife
Alabama Governor George Wallace condemned Kennedy administration handling of racial issues and warned Congress against a public accommodations bill. He said such legislation would prompt global troop withdrawals to police America, and labeled Kennedy's civil rights program as abominable while predicting political fallout in 1964. Wallace referenced Mississippi and Oxford riots and accused leaders of betraying Negro citizens with utopian promises. He also cited investigations linking the Southern Conference Educational Fund to communism and criticized federal intervention at the University of Alabama.
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George Wallace
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Viet Nam
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Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Birmingham
Ross Barnett
Jin
Southern Conference Educational Fund
F. L. Shuttlesworth
South
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House
Alabama National Guard
National
James L. Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Washington
Farmer
Kenneth Keating
R-N.y
New York
Capitol
Tri-State Deaths Chronicle Mrs Margaret Horihan R I P
Mrs Margaret Horihan 86 died Saturday July 13 at Abbott Hospital Minneapolis. Funeral 10 a m Tuesday at St Olaf Catholic Church Mabel. Burial St Marys Cemetery Preble. Survived by Emmet Spring Grove and daughters Lucille Strong Rosalie Leary Helen Cowen etc. Also 19 grandchildren and 32 great grandchildren and five sisters and a brother. Mengis Funeral Home Mabel in charge.
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Mabel
Lanesboro
Horihan
Emmet
Spring Grove
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Lucille) Strong
John
Rosalie) Leary
George
Helen) Cowen
Minneapolis
Elise
Rochester
Donald
Veronica
Hayes
Tacoma
Wash
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John Brennen
Plato
Sask
Canada
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Edmond
Dennis Maloney
Auburn
Mengis
Minn
John J. Whalen
Cresco
Iowa
Winneshiek County
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Lorene Kimball
Canton
Thomas
Mary) Macha
Ann) Courtney
Ridgeway
Waterloo
Maurice
Alpha
Ill
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Burr Oak
Lucian Fitzgerald
Leonard
Randolph
Neb
Plymouth Rock Catholic Church
Roland Braun
America Legion
Mabel American Legion
A. H. Frederikson
Black River Falls
Wis
A. H
Annetta) Frederikson
Annetta Trigg
Frederikson
Arthur
Petra Redstone
Warwick
R. I
Olga Stone
Greenbush
Black River Falls Evangelical Lutheran Church
T. A. Rykken
Riverside Cemetery
Torgerson
Genoa
Theodore M. Rudser
Harmony
Vernon County
Ole Rudser
Lena
Gladys Berg
Luther Berg
Viroqua
Donald Rude
la Crosse
Robert Boland
St. Peter, Minn
Ole
Henry
Obert
Edwin
Onalaska
Otto Quain
Matt Pederson
Edward Dahl
Zion Lutheran Church
Jacob Andreason
Qualy-Elver Memorial
State NAACP Plans Talks With Two Wisconsin Firms
Milwaukee AP Lloyd Barbee president of the Wisconsin NAACP says representatives will confer this week with two large state firms on Negro hiring practices. One is a national chain department store and the other a Milwaukee electrical unit maker with government contracts. The group also aims to show segregation in Wisconsin schools and named Morgan Gibson education chairman. They will meet July 25 with State Superintendent Angus Rothwell to seek a desegregation directive.
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Milwaukee
Lloyd Barbee
Wisconsin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Barbee
Wisconsin Naacp Organization
Association
Morgan Gibson
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
NAACP
Gibson
Angus Rothwell
Industrialist Sidney W Winslow Jr. dies in Boston
Sidney W Winslow Jr. eighty three year old industrialist and longtime leader of the Boston Herald Traveler Corp. and former president and board chairman of United Shoe Machinery Corp. died Sunday in Boston.
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Boston
Sidney W. Winslow Jr
Boston Herald-Traveler Corp
United Shoe Machinery Corp
Bolivian Yugoslavia Sign Two Year Cultural Exchange Pact
A two year cultural exchange agreement was signed last week between Bolivia and Yugoslavia, expanding educational and artistic collaboration for both nations. The accord aims to boost exchanges in music, theater, and language programs, with mutual cultural grants and study opportunities.
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Cutural Exchange
LA Paz
Bolivia
Yugoslavia
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Gertrude) Jetson
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