Interama site debate in Miami county plans
Editor notes contend three sites Graves Tract Amelia Earhart Field and Virginia Key for Interama project. Oppose Virginia Key citing nearby Negro recreation access risk and potential loss of the only beach recreation center for Negroes. Urge selection of Graves Tract or Amelia Earhart Field by County Commission.
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Interama
County Commission
Graves Tract
Amelia Earhart Field
Virginia Key
Virginia Beach
Miami's New Government and County Reforms
Miami readies for the new charter with O W Campbell named metropolitan manager. County commissioners approve six ordinances and schedule hearings August 16 19 and 23 to shift sheriff powers to a public safety director and create countywide zoning building and public works departments along with a metropolitan court and finance and parks bodies. Four metropolitan judges named and Daniel P Sullivan named director of public safety. The Dade County League of Municipalities forms to monitor rights, while Mayor Randall Christmas urges caution until the charter exists.
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Dade County League of Municipalities
Randall Christmas
Tuskegee boycott warned by attorney general
A city boundary change in Tuskegee disenfranchised about 420 Negro voters and sparked a boycott threat. The attorney general warned that any group boycott violates state law. The item also notes community events, boxing results, and local visitors in Miami and surrounding areas.
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Tuskegee
Bailey Calls Eisenhower a Lousy Liar in School Bill Row
United Press reports Rep. Cleveland M. Bailey a Democrat from West Virginia called President Eisenhower a lousy liar on Thursday. He accused the President of denying a plan to fund a $1.5 billion school construction bill, sparking outrage over the act of oil and the office of the President.
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Cleveland M. Bailey
West Virginia
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