Johnson Forges Civil Rights Plan at White House Conference
President Johnson moves to build broad consensus for civil rights, opening a two day White House Conference with about 2400 delegates from business, labor, government, churches and civil rights groups. A 100 page report outlines immediate and long term actions to end segregation in housing education and jobs, with discussion leading to a final report for Johnson. The planning council chair sees the event as a launch for wide social involvement, though housing market reforms face opposition in Congress.
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Conference aims to push reforms amid civil rights opposition
Today congressional leaders expect opposition as ideas spark from outside the administration. The council has recommended changes, and CORE warns the conference could be disrupted by militant groups though seeking input. Floyd McKissick urges delegates to vote on council recommendations. SNCC chose to stay away.
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Attorney Seeks MC Council Seat
A 33 year old Rockville attorney announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to Montgomery County Council. Allen L. Mendelson has lived in the county a decade and argues for long range planning and better coordination of county facilities with greater public participation, opposing more executive hires and high salary positions.
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