Police In Louisiana Town Fire Tear Gas At Marchers
Police in Plaquemine Louisiana used tear gas as about 400 Negro demonstrators staged a march led by James Farmer. Police also arrested participants amid denials of alleged city limits manipulation to curb Black votes. Farmer urged boycott and a regional bus link to Baton Rouge.
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Senate Hearing on Fair Employment Practices Ends
A Senate Labor Subcommittee halted public hearings on President Kennedy’s fair employment legislation. Chair Joseph S. Clark said drafting would start after Labor Day, aiming for a blended bill. Also, a Tucson youth serving a prison term for vehicular manslaughter was named as defendant in a $110,837.55 wrongful death suit filed yesterday by Mrs. Rozaine H. Kricheldorf. Defendant Samuel Horton, 18, faces prison, car owner Roy Jenkins and family also named. Kricheldorf’s husband died in the Sept 30, 1962 crash. he was 27 and an arts and crafts teacher.
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Roy Jenkins
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Leonard Everett
Howenstine
Governors Adopt Unanimity Rule to Forestall Rights Fight
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia reports Southern governors reach a unanimity rule to forestall a clash over anti civil rights proposals. Governor George C Wallace of Alabama surprises by agreeing to the measure and aiding unity among the states in the discussion.
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W. Va
George C. Wallace
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Fannin attends Southern Governors Conference in W Va
Gov Paul Fannin visited White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to address the Southern Governors Conference and discuss traffic safety amid a rules change. Eleven governors voted for a change requiring unanimous adoption, amid divisions from Wallace anti civil rights resolutions. Faubus appointed moderates and Barnett to the resolutions committee following a protest march by about 100 black and white demonstrators denouncing Wallace and Barnett.
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