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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
3
FOR SALE six Angus cows aged 2 to 7 years with six calves and two two year old Polled Hereford heifers bred to full blood Angus to calf in late March and early April. contact Homer Hamilton Moravia.
Leta Haver spent Monday afternoon with Mary McFatridge and Rev LaVerne Smith visited the Hugh McFatridge home Wednesday afternoon. Stella Argo and Leta Haver helped at the Iconium W S C S food stand during the fall festival. Mr and Mrs Richard Hoffman and Tammy were Saturday supper guests at the Leo Hoffman home. Mrs Roscoe Argo attended the Systma Reunion in Knoxville Sunday. Mr and Mrs J B Carson Jim and Mr and Mrs Gerald Bennell of Unionville Missouri joined Sunday meals at the Richard Hoffman home. Mr and Mrs Leo Hoffman and Kenneth were Sunday dinner guests at the Richard Hoffman home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fisher and Darlene and Kenneth Hoffman visited Cora Bates Sunday afternoon and evening.
The speaker notes serious race problems and state pioneering equal accommodations laws. He has supported civil rights legislation in Congress since his arrival. While recognizing enforcement needs, he urges careful drafting to avoid conflicts, signaling thoughtful legislative procedure.
The speaker notes citizens argue for and against civil rights measures and warns against oversimplifying the problem. He recalls mixed mail criticizing and supporting civil rights, then cites the Alabama church bombing as a turning point that spurred renewed congressional action, with four major sections advancing.
The Alabama incident is seen as a potential catalyst for civil rights legislation in Congress. The House faces limited debate and may take three days to pass a bill, while the Senate could delay weeks as talks stretch on, making this issue the top item on this year's agenda.
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