Governors Debate Civil Rights at National Conference
At the 55th annual Governors Conference in Miami Beach Vice President Johnson urged unity for a responsible national civil rights solution. Democratic governors pushed a motion to prioritize civil rights, while Republicans argued against political use of the issue.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Don B. Johnson
Johnson
White House
State House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Publican State Executive
Red Governors’ Conference
John Dempsey
Connecticut
Conference
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Donald S. Russell
South Carolina
Kennedy
Resolutions Committee
Hagerty Named VP of Corporate Relations at Paramount
James C. Hagerty, AB C vice president for news and public affairs, was elected vice president in charge of corporate relations for American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters Inc. The former Eisenhower press secretary leaves ABC to join the new role announced Tuesday.
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NEW York
James C. Hagerty
American Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters Inc
Hagerty
Eisenhower
West German Press Office Buys Kennedy Visit Film
Bonn reports the West German press office is distributing a 50 minute color film about President Kennedy's visit last month. The screening aims to showcase the U S leaders visit and its implications for Bonn and Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
Kennedy
Court Decision Delayed Over Danville Racial Protests
In Danville the timing of a special term court hearing delays ruling on the legality of the mass protest injunction issued by Judge Aiken. More than 200 demonstrators have been arrested under the injunction as officials meet with Dan River Mills leaders to discuss the race crisis amid indictments and city actions.
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Danville
A. M. Aiken
Langhorne Jones
Jones
U.S. Circuit Court
Simon Sobeloff
Albert V. Bryan
U.S
Thomas J. Michie
Dan River Mills
Dan River
Lawrence Campbell
City meeting labeled harmonious amid protests and court actions
Mayor Julian Stinson described yesterday’s city meeting as harmonious while about 50 defendants await trial in Municipal Court on anti-picketing charges from racial demonstrations. Rev. L. W. Chase and Rev. Virgil Wood were fined $25 for violating the ordinance, along with two white protesters. Trials resume before Judge Calvin W. Berry Thursday as organizers expect a large upcoming Negro demonstration downtown.
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Calvin W. Berry
L. W. Chase
Virgil Wood
Lynchburg
Daniel Aaron Foss
New York
Samuel C. Shirah Jr
DeFuniak Springs
Fla
Jack Court
Campbell
Old Attendance Records Probed In Scott County
A state wide probe into Scott County attendance records has begun after findings that four years of falsified counts led to $422,639 in excess state funds. State Superintendent Dr. Woodrow W. Wilkerson and officials Howard W. Harris and Charles E. Clear will study records prior to 1958-59. The State Board of Education will consider punishment for responsible officials under state law.
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Richmond
Scott County
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
Scott
Howard W. Harris
Charles E. Clear
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Education Board
Rockefeller seeks audience with Lopez Mateos in Mexico
Associated Press reports banker David Rockefeller met with President Adolfo Lopez Mateos in Mexico City on Tuesday. He stressed the meeting had no official character and said he conveyed personal regards from his brother Nelson A. Rockefeller, governor of New York.
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Associated Press
Meico City
David Rockefeller
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Republicans forecast century’s greatest Virginia challenge
Virginia Republicans plan 13 candidates for the Senate and 34 for the House of Delegates this fall with many local race contenders. State GOP Chairman Horace Henderson dubbed it the party’s greatest political challenge in a century and predicted a strong trend and a great presidential-year victory.
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Richmond
Virginia Senate
House of Delegates
GOP
Horace Henderson
Old Dominion
Henderson
Appointment of UAW General Counsel Jo L Rauh Jr
Detroit sources report Jo L Rauh Jr has been appointed general counsel of the United Auto Workers AFL-CIO effective September. Rauh, a Washington attorney for the UAW since 1951, helped found Americans For Democratic Action and has served as executive committee chairman and national vice president of the group.
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UAW
Detroit
I L. Rauh Jr
United Auto Workers
Afl-Cio
The
Americans Forcratic Action
Oral Political Organization
Resolution of Palmers Livestock Exchange on Eagle Jr.
Directors meet after the death of George H. Eagle Jr to honor his life and service. They tender a copy to his family and request printing in Water Evening Star The Northern Virginia net The Hampshire Review and the Farm and Live stock.
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George H. Eagle, Jr
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Palmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
Water Evening Star
Northern Virginia
Hampshire Review
Farm and Livestock
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