The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1947-11-14
By ''BILL"


a. The enactment by congress and the state legis
atures of legislation requiring all which attempt
to influence public opinion, to disclose the pertinent
facts about themselves through systematic registration
procedures
Action by congress and executive branch clarity
ing the loyalty obligations of federal employees and
establishing standards and procedures by which the
civil rights of public workers may be scrupulously main
tanned.
"v. To strengthen the right to equality or oppor
tunity, the committee recommends
81. In general
1.-The elimination of segregation from American life.
1.-The conditioning by congress of all federal grants
maid and other forms of federal assistance to public
private agencies for the absence of
discrimination and segregation
80. For employment:
1.-The enactment of a federal FEPC prohibiting all
forms of discrimination in private employment
"The enactment by the states of similar laws:
1.-THE issuance by the President of a mandate against
discrimination in government employment and the
alton of adequate machinery to enforce this mandate
80 For education:
Enactment by legislatures of fair educa-
tonal practice laws public private educational
institutions, prohibiting discrimination in the admis.
sion and treatment of students.
q. For housing: The enactment by the states of
laws outawing restrictive covenants renewed court
attack with Intervention by the Department Justice
upon restrictive covenants.
IS. For health services:
"The enactment by the of fair health statutes
forbddng discrimination and segregation in the opera
ton of public or private health facilities
IS For public services
"The enactment by congress of a law stating that
discrimination and segregation in the rendering of all
public services by the national government is contrary
to public policy;
The enactment by the states of similar laws:
The enactment by congress by executive order
Oh unit III the federal Bureau of the Budget review
the execution of all government programs and the ex
pendures of all government funds compliance
with the policy of nondiscrimination;
THE enactment by congress of a law prohibiting
discrimination segregation in interstate ransporta-
ton and all the facilities thereof apply against both
public officers and the employees of private ransporta-
THE enactment by the states of laws guaranteeing
equal access to places of public accommodation broadly
defined for all
a. For the District of coumbia
1.-THE enactment by congress of legislation to accom-
plish the following:
Prohibition of discrimination segregation in all
public or publicly hospitals parks recreation
al facilities, housing projects, welfare agencies, penal
Institutions and concessions on public property
The prohibition of segregation in the public school
THE establishment a fair educational practice
program directed against discrimination in the adms
sion of students to private educational institutions;
The establishment of a fair health practice program
forbidding discrimination and segregation by public or
private agencies with respect to the training doctors
and nurses, the admission patients hospitals elm
les, and similar Institutions and the right of doctors
and nurses to practice in hospitals;
THE outlawing of restrictive covenants
Guaranteeing equal access to places of public ac-
commodation broadly defined, to all
-. The enactment by congress of legislation ending
segregation in the Panama Canal Zone
"V To rally the American people to the support
OF continuing program to strengthen civil rights the
committee recommends:
"A long term campaign of public education to inform
the people of the civil rights which they are en-
titled and which they owe to one another.
"As the committee concludes this report we would
ourselves that the future of the nation upon
the character the high principle of people, Democ
racy brotherhood, human rights-these are practical
expressions of the eternal worth of every of God
With His guidance and help, move forward
toward nober social order in which there will be
equal opportunity for ALL"
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Primary Selections
One day listen to of the better known labor
Dariarchs in the state expound sterling silver list
of nonexistent virtues concerning the convention