Wallace Seeks Civil Rights Resolutions At Governors Meeting
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace plans to submit several civil rights resolutions to the Southern Governors Conference as protests gather. Orval Faubus aims to steer a moderate resolutions committee to bury the proposals while marches converge on the Greenbrier to protest Wallace and support civil rights moves led by West Virginia Governor Barron and the Kennedy administration.
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W. Va
UPI
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Southern Governors’ Conference
Wallace
Cairman
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Resolutions Committee
Deep South
Faubus
Resolutions
Little Rock
Central High School
West Virginia
W. W. Barron
Kennedy
Gates
Greenbrier
Charleston- Huntington
Barron
Landon Attacks Ike List of GOP Nominees
Estes Park, Colo. AP Alfred M Landon, 1936 Republican nominee, blasted Dwight D Eisenhower s list of 12 possible GOP presidential nominees saying it risks electing Kennedy and removes nominee selection from locals. He named Goldwater Rockefeller Morton Romney Ford and others as examples.
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Colo
Kansas
Alfred M. Landon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Landon
Oklahoma City
Oklahoman
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Kennedy
Gaylord
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Thruston Morton
R-Ky
George Romney
R-Mich
Nelson A. Rockefeller
R-N.y
William W. Scranton
Millionth lettuce carload departs Salinas for New York auction
The one millionth carload of lettuce from the Salinas Valley left for New York to be auctioned, with proceeds donated to the American Red Cross. The first iced lettuce shipment left Salinas Valley in 1921.
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Salinas, Calif
Khrushchev Opens Yugoslavia Visit With Tito
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in Belgrade for a two week working vacation with President Tito. The leaders will discuss reconciliation between their brands of communism and Yugoslavia’s ties with the West and COMECON.
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U.S
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Skopje
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Tiny Macon Bank Clerk Charged in $112600 Shortage
Federal warrant issued for Norma Sue Kirks 29 in Macon Missouri in connection with a two year scheme defrauding the Macon Atlanta State Bank of up to 112 600. Bank president Charles Wirth notes audit underway and potential loss cited up to 178000. Kirks hospitalized in Kansas City and husband Crayton Kirks runs a fuel station.
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UPT
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Norma Sue Kirks
Kansas City
Kirks
Macon-Atlanta State Bank
Charles Wirth
St. Louis
FBI
Wirth
Ma Kirks
Crayton
Lake of the Ozarks
GRDA Approves Spavinaw Marina Plan and Dike Work
GRDA OKs building a Spavinaw marina and dike to protect Tulsa water lines while cutting costs by about 4700. J K Glass will cut 1300 from the GRDA contract and build a 3400 savings worthy dock and basin. The agency seeks non navigable river status for Grand River and coordinates with Coast Guard on jurisdiction and easement swaps for a 1.3 million transmission line project.
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Mayes County
J. K. Glass
City of Tulsa
Spavinaw
Glass
GRDA
Oklahoma
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U. S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority
Markham Ferry Dam
Catoosa
Solons Resume Fallout Hearings In Washington
The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee resumes hearings on radioactive fallout with focus on dangers from potential treaty violations. Rep. Melvin Price says government experts will be pressed for protection guides on fallout within a year, amid talks of a test ban treaty.
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Washington
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Melvin Price
D-Ill
Subcommittee On Research, Development and Radiation
Price
Chief Kennedy's Popularity Drops, Bellmon Sees 64 Race
Oklahoma Governor Henry Bellmon, the lone Republican at the Southern Governors Conference, criticizes Kennedy's civil rights proposals as too far reaching. He predicts GOP victory in 1964, citing Southern state actions and belief Barry Goldwater would win Oklahoma if nominated.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Kennedy
Oklahoma
Henry Bellmon
Bellmon
Bellman
Goldwater
Kennedy Eyes Western Trip To Spotlight Conservation
President Kennedy plans a possible October Western swing from Grand Coulee Dam to Glen Canyon Dam to review conservation efforts and gain political exposure ahead of 1964. Arrangements may include Washington Utah Colorado Arizona with a stop at the Grand Canyon and a Grand Coulee Dam anniversary event.
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