NAACP Attacks War on Poverty and Title 7
Denver AP reports NAACP labor official Herbert Hill rebukes the administrations poverty program and Title 7 of the Civil Rights Act saying the economy’s racism is the true enemy of Black workers. He cites industry banks unions and governments as perpetrators amid unemployment gaps and explains Title 7 shifts handling of complaints to states for 210 days.
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Denver
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Herbert Hill
National Labor
NAACP
Hill
United States
Department of Labor
Mystery Man Identified As Luci Johnson Escorts New Orleans
Luci Johnson says the man escorting her in New Orleans is Sidney Kaplan, a University of Alabama student. Kaplan, 21, is a former Senate page. They met at the airport and visited a lounge, with Secret Service present. Luci says they are just friends and denies a romance.
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New Orleans
Senate
Luci Baines Johnson
Sidney Kaplan
University of Alabama
Luci
Kaplan
French Quarter
Victor Schiro
Secret Service
Washington
American Optometric Association
Brunette
Ten trailer parks approved for city licensing
Ten trailer parks were approved for licensure by the city planning and zoning board as part of an effort to control house trailers. Several parks were denied licenses due to health and sanitary concerns including Oasis East and West halves, a crowded site at 108 W Seventh, and other nonconforming or unsanitary parks.
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City Planning and Zoning Board
Commission
Floyd N. Burns
S. Atkinson
Bob Ullrich
L.O. Graham
E. Bland
Green Haven
E. Second
Ray Dickenson
S. Sunset
Lawrence Grinell
W. Bland
E.F. McCarter
W. Second
Holsom
Virginia
H.M. Kelly
W. Country Club Rd
Handy Trailer Court
Oasis
N. Main
North Main
W. Seventh
E. Third
J.W. Killgo
Foreign Aid Decision Is Expected This Week
House and Senate conferees in Washington have met seven times with no agreement on foreign aid. Rep. Thomas E. Morgan predicts success by week’s end while debate centers on whether to extend one year as in the House plan or two years with a study group to reform the program as in the Senate plan. An afternoon session yielded little progress and another session was planned.
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Washington
House
Senate
Thomas E. Morgan
Capitan Arena set for Smokey Bear Stampede weekend
Capitan bleachers extend capacity to about 2000 at the Fair Grounds Arena for the Smokey Bear Stampede with three rodeo events. Lincoln County Fair Association President Charles Jones notes a new 700 seat grandstand and 300 additional south bleacher seats, as Capitan Lions Club adds restrooms and an extra ticket booth. Ratten Bros. of Happy Texas will perform three rodeos, with two dances, a parade, free barbecue, and a Queen chosen Friday through Sunday July 4.
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Lincoln County Bureau Capitan
Fair Grounds
Charles Jones
Lincoln County Fair Association
the Fair Association
Capitan
Capitan Lions Club
Ratten Bros
Happy, Tex
American Memorial Chapel carvings at St Pauls Cathedral
Faithful depictions of American birds fruits and flowers adorn the American Memorial Chapel behind the altar at St Pauls Cathedral. Eight limewood festoons remain natural in color and feature species such as a scrub jay dogwood blossom scarlet tanager osprey quail bobolink and various flowers.
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London
St. Paul's
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By Lewis M. Simons
Luci Johnson
Morgan
Pennsylvania
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
Capitan Arena
Aggie Ramblers
Lincoln County
Ratten
Hollum
WCAC
Eee
Gibson’s
Just
Gibson's
Gibson
Soary Toys
Muskie
Dick Tracy
Eer
Delsey
KOTEX
Tim
State Farm
50 States
Canada
Buckner
W. Third
Clyde
McKee
Boyette
Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington, Illinois
Atl
Herrod
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