James Marlow on Wallace’s desegregation defiance and empty gestures
AP News Analyst James Marlow describes Governor George Wallace as stoking an artificial fever with noisy gestures to resist federally ordered school desegregation. He notes Wallace’s pattern of defiance followed by retreat, and warns such acts undermine government authority and risk chaos.
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Local Residents Share News Of Family Visits And Neighbors
The passage notes sisters traveling home after a visit in New Jersey and mentions several relatives and neighbors in Globe Store area. Mr and Mrs Lynn Smith with children and Mr and Mrs John Hoffman of Lawrence visited relatives including Ben Hoffman Donald Earl Clark and families near Plymouth and Clear Lake. Formerly Northwest of Ottawa, Earl Clar was a neighbor of the Hoffmans. Miss Joan Prim, daughter of...
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