NAACP probes genocide claim in Mississippi
NAACP investigators label Mississippi a plan of genocide aimed at erasing Black voting power. They report Delta starvation and unemployment as deliberate tools, urging emergency poverty classifications and immediate federal aid to provide health and welfare services.
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Rollie Eubanks
Javits and Freeman clash over feeding Mississippi hunger
Washington hearings on hunger pit Sen. Javits and Secretary Freeman against bureaucratic delay as they spar over food stamps and relief in Mississippi. Kennedy calls for a Public Health Service inquiry while Freeman defends reforms and cites New York hunger in several counties.
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Jacob K. Javits
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Demo Leaders Reject Quota Seating Plan
Democratic leaders rejected a quota system to seat southern Negro delegates at the 1968 national convention. The special equal rights committee headed by Gov. Richard J. Hughes said all state delegations must be broadly representative of party membership, addressing 1964 concerns over Alabama and Mississippi.
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UPT
Democratic Party
Special Equal Rights Committee
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Alabama
Mississippi
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