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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-15
New Breed of Chickens
Developed i'm Wyoming

SKYLINE WHITE is the name of a
new breed of chicken that is now
available to hatcheries and breeding
farms. 1t was developed by the Wyo-
ming Experiment Station at Laramie
where the altitude is about 1900 feet.
Thus, the new breed should help meet
the needs of poultrymen in high aIti-
tude areas, the Wyoming station re-
ports.
The Skyline White is said to be noted
for its fast feather growth and early
growth for broiler production. Not only
this, the hens produce eggs at heavy
rate during fall and winter and do so
economically because they are Little
smaller than other heavy breeds.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-15

most and perhaps all of the Midwest
states again this year. But Republicans
fear heavy losses on Capitol Hill among
Midwestern lawmakers, particularly in
the Senate.
Some Republican lawmakers. who
have opposed the Benson program, now
are shifting toward the Administration
point of view on farm matters. Others
will fight the Benson policies down the
stretch until polling day next fall, de-
spite the unifying effect of having Eli
Senhower on the ticket.
Beef Outlook
Here is the latest word from
USDA on the outlook for beef prices
and production, following the Off
cial surprise when this years cattle
count reached new record high of
S71z million head.
"A further increase in production of
beef is expected" says the department,
because most of the addition to cattle
inventory was in beef calves and beef
steers, the bulk of which will be slaugh-
tered in 1856. Cattle slaughter under in
spection was up Z per cent from 1855
in the first z weeks of 1856 The
inventory of feed cattle :. is doubtless
now below last year. Nevertheless.
feeding will continue large in 1856 be-
cause many of the calves and steers
not yet on feed will be placed in feed
lots during the year
more cattle will go to slaughter off
grass this year than last. Hence, much
OF the increase in slaughter and beef
output this year will probably be in
intermediate grades.
prices of the higher grades of fed
cattle" the department continues,
"Seem likely to recover somewhat this
spring from their February low
and to rise seasonally this sum-
mer. Prices of middle and lower grades
of cattle, including stocker steers and
heiferS, will probably be at least steady
and may advance a little during the
spring season to decline seasonally
thereafter and to remain below last
years prices in most MONTHS
Beef Purchases
Best guess at press time was that
USDA will not support live cattle
prices. owe have received a num-
Der of requests for a price support
program" said Assistant AgricuI-
ture Secretary Earl L. Butt, s'but
have not found a sound and prac-
teal method that would work. Nor
has any previous Administration
found such method"
The department probably will buy
more beef, if need be. But officials
were hopeful they could be avoided by
increased sales to foreign nations; use
Of more beef by the armed forces.
On the foreign front, the sale of 40
million pounds of beef to Israel. (the
equivalent of $4,000 head of cattle) had
been arranged by USDA. The beef will
be moving to that country perhaps by
April 1.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-03-15

FOR TREATING SEED ON THE FARM:
Small packages of these products are available
in seed houses and stores: 'FCeresan'' M for
small grains and cotton; ''Arasan' for corn,
soybeans, grasses, legumes, sorghuns, rice and
vegetables; ''Delsan' AID, combination of
insecticide and ''Arasan' thiram fungicide for
corn, peas and all kinds of beans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW, 81 Styleline de luxe 2-dooi
sedan; popular 2-tone green; motor
reconditioned, car guaranteed. tires
like new; only S595, as low as 30
down. Better see this one early
Omen till o nights, see Mr. WORL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air VS. 2-door:
T. and b.. powerglide: black with
ivory top: Wv. tires. rover-pack
motor: nev-car guarantee! Only
81 $685. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC. 1909 E:-W. hwy. 6at Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

CHEy. 81 CONVERTIBLE; power
glide, r. and h.; beautiful through
out, like new: SLAB, S25 down.
CAN IA. 6-9l97 til 10 pm. -28
CHEW. so 4-door sedan with power
Glide. T. and h.; a very 1ne car.
CLEAN, o real economical family
car: only S545 as low as SIS down
HERE'S TIP. see it early. Open
till Q nights. See MR.. WORL.
Stohlman Chevrolet
$500 NJ st. NV.
AID 2-1646 AID. 2-4412
CHEy. '55 cow: black: VS. power
pack. Corvette cam. overdrive.
and h.: 5000 nylon Wv. tires;
lowered; customized nose and trunk.
$500 miles: never raced; LEAVING
country. Hu. 3-5193. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-21
Stohlman Chevrolet

I'D. 2-I646 AID. 2-4412
CHEW. '55 4-dr. '210" series;
equipped; beautiful unmarried green
finish; | owner: like new; 81 .625,
S25 down. Call ia 5-9191 I'll
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
UnIucky In Love;
Loser Shot Winner

\ 2i-ycar-uld BeavCrdam man
is free today on $4,000 bond
after being held for shooting a
Chadbourn man over the affcc-
tons of a young Brunswick CO.
unity teenage girl.
Thurman HinSon. employed in
Tabor City by Prince Brothers
Furniture Store, is charged with
shooting Royce Billiard, 26, in
an affray that occurred Thurs
day about Ills n. m.
Brunswick County Sheriff FL
bert Gray said the shooting oc-
cured after Il young Brunswick
,lrl who had been with Hinson
and a companion. Billy Ward.
,ctt them al a Tabor City serv-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
Busy Session
In Mayor Court

The following cases were
heard Monday night during the
bi-weekly session of Mayors
Court presided over by Mayor
II. G.. Cameron.
J. A. Worley, public drunken
ness, costs; J. c. Cartrette, pub
lie drunkenness, costs; Leagerc-
tina Chestnut, disorderly conduct
costs: Curtis johnson. public
drunkenness, costs; Larry Butt
er, disorderly conduct, costs: Ace
SoleS, two charges possession of
non taX-paid whiSkey, transfer
to Recorders Court: Mary
Suggs, public drunkenness,
costs; Rosa Ray, public drunk
ennCSS. costs.
Fentress McCulloch, speeding,
costs; Woodrow Mcqueen, non
support, transfer 10 Recorders
Court:
Joe SarviS. violating stop sign.
costs: |. Is. Long. possession of
non taN-paId whiSkcy. transfer
10 Recorders Court: |. b. Long.
public drunkenness. costs: Hamp
Junior Roberts, public drunken
ness. costs: Floyd TurbCvil,C.
SptplInp fpSfe. Igr,1y " T.r....,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14

Continued from page one)
made prior to the meeting anC
subsequent to it made the GU.
cumber acreage almost 4 Ger.
tainty.
Carter has urged all farmer:
interested in planting these Gu
cumbers to contact either Of thu
agriculture teachers here or hin
personally and give their name:
and amount of cucumbers that
they plan TO plant.
These names and number of
acres will be turned over to Mr.
Gardner and these growers will
have priority on the market
should we come up with toe
much acreage. 1t will protect
these people who are willing tC
get the market started" Carter
said.
Fred Lay, local agriculture
teacher. has said that he did not
believe that any difficulty would
be encountered in getting POE
acres of cucumbcrS but that some
steps might be necessary to in
sure against ovcrpl&nting.
Cecil Corbctt. ST.. of the Coz
bett Canning Company here. d.
cusscd acreage proposals f"-
other crops that he plans To hui
this season.
Mr.. Corbctt l. specifically in
tercSted in tomatoes, peppers
cucumberS. lima beans and oira
He also emphasized that n,
farmer was free TO sell his pro
duce wherever he pleased am
wherever ne could get the br>r
price. He reiterated his pref
statemcu; that he expected .
buy as much If this produce as
he could at market prices both
for the fresh and processing MAY
ket.
\ quick count Of farmers in
Dictated that in the group some
81 acres of tomatoes. y acres
Of peppers and several other
minor crops were planned for
the coming season.
This produce meeting mark.
the first formal move To- find 4.
method Of restoring f1rmsi
revenue due to this year, eft .~
tobacco acreage.
Charlie Raper, Column b Il :
County's plain spoken County
Agent, laid it on the line for
farmers.
Its up TO YOU 70 determine
whether or not you are going
into this project. BY mex. year.
if tobacco allotmcnts are cut
again, Columbus may come uD
short in cash for 1861.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
Collier Names
IChairmen For
Seal Campaign

Lloyd Collier, chairman of tn,
current Easter Seal Campaign
in Columbus County this weel
announced a coupty-wide quot;
OF $4,000 and set Tabor City:
goal at 1878.
/ Community CEairmcH are Mrs
is. 7. Rogers. Tabor City: Dave
Gibson. WhitcviIlc: Mrs. Dclma,
Hooks, Western Prong: Mrs
Clyde Wayne, Brunswick: Mrs
Clayton Baldwin. White Marsh
Mrs. Van Sellers. New Hope
Mrs. Alex Strickland. Acme
Dclco. Ricgcl: Mrs. Harrcll Step
hens. HallSboro: Mrs. ". +
| Prescott. Lake Waccamaw.
Mrs. Hugh Nance, Ccrro Cor
| do: Mrs. w c. Thomas. Ever
green and Boardman: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lotion Cox. Guidcway: Lc-
Roy hughes. Old Dock: D. l.
ICutrcll, Fair Bluff: p. O. Gore
Nakina; Mrs. j. d. Peterson.
Bolton: and V. J. Colombo. Will
!iamS Township.
Miss Ruth Mcarcs will direct
the school campaign in the
county.
GrOyCr Powell heads the Ne
gro division of the campaign.
The Easter Seal campaign will
continue through April 10 in the
United States. Alaska. Hawaii
and Puerto Rico. Fifty-fivc per-
cent of the funds contributed
remain in the county to be used
FOR direct services to the Grip
pied and to help finance the Or
thcpCdiC Clinic being establish
ed by the County Health De-
partmclt. The State and Nation
al Soc.Ctics share the remaining
iorty-tivc percent in sponsoring
a program of services such as
camps for crippled children.
ccntcrS for handicapped persons.
iravcl!rG. physical thcror.st and
research.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
Continued from page one)

(SOnllnueu IRON page oHeJ
told a nciGhbor that If | shoot
him again there won't be any
next time"
Judge J. Woodrow Lewis cX-
planned To the jury that he was
directing a verdict of not guilty
because OF testimony that Lea
mon Beck had a reputation OF
violence and turbulence anC
because the evidence that Mrs
Beck had reason 10 believe tho
pistol was not loaded.
He said he acted at that point
because he felt ne could mo-
sustain a verdict OF guilty il
the jury should return such I
verdict and for that reason he
saw no purpose in allowing In,
/. tria! 10 continue. .
Lee and ESton HuCkS were cri-
ed for murder in the death OF
Gary Sawyer in drunken
brawl at SQuirc'S service sta.
ton, Quartcr-milc north Of
Aynor on Highway sol last Nov
6.
Judge Lewis ruled that Their,
was no evidence that Lee Huck:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14

ice station to go with Bullard.
HinSon and Ward returned to
the neighborhood where the girl
lives where they met Billiard
and the girl.
After an exchange of words
Billiard walked over to the Hin
son car, opened the door and
jumped on Ward. HinSon fired
a % calibre pistol three times
at Billiard after Ward hollereG
that he had been cut.
Wards condition was describ-
cd as good" by Columbus Co.
unity hospital officials. BullarC
was listed as being in fair
condition.
Sheriff Gray said that Bullarc
fell into the back seat of tn,
car after being shot three time:
in the lower abdomen and leg
He was rushed TO the hospita
by Ward and HinSon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
Feasiing On Other Mans Chicken
Is Frowned Upon By Police Chief

FcaSting on another mans
chicken, without his consent,
was officially frowned on today
by Chief of Police II. +. EppS.
Larry Mcqueen. II. is in CO.
lumbuS County Jail today await
ing preliminary hearing in Tab
or City Mayors Court on charg-
cS of chicken stealing. Mcqueen
was arrested Monday for the al
legged Sunday night theft OF
chickens from Sam Manning.
Two other suspects are cN-
.pCCtCd To be arrested this week
in connection with the theft
Chief EppS said. also: that sew
cral Juveniles would be turned
over to the proper authorities
on similar charges.
The arrest OF Mcqueen was
the first in an expected crack
down on the chicken stealing
episodes that have become SC
prominent III recent weeks.
Not only will arrests be made
for the actual theft but even the
cooks will face charges.
These fried chicken partie:
will have to cease. We are coins
to arrest everyone connected
with the parties until this chick.
en-Stcaling fad is over" sale
Chief Epps.
Epps contends that the numb.
er of chickens stolen on eacl
occasion always depends on tn,
size of the party TO be fed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14

mlngtOn.
They sang two numbers,
Come Thou Holy Spirit" anG
PaleStr!nia'S "Tenebrae Factae
Stunt" This is an annual affair
to which the Chorus members
look forward each year. This is
the first year since 1858 that
they have received rating OF
superior. Last year they were
rated excellent"
Only two other ChoruScS re-
presented made superior. They
were the Hanover Singers of
Wilmington and Seventy First
Mixed Chorus of Fayetteville.
Other schools participating in
the contest were Rowland. Saint
PaulS, Red Springs, New Han
over Mixed Chorus. and Seven
~ First and New Hanover Girls
ChoruSes.
One OF the three judges was
the well known DR.. Elwood
kciSter of the East Carolina
College Music department.
Under the direction of Mrs.
W. ". Woody and Mrs. Nell
Fowler, the next big choral
event will be the annual Spring
Concert. April u. in the School
Auditorium. A variety OF music
will be presented including n
light modern opera. Down in
the Valley"
(By Joel Clemmons)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14

Bob son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned
Butler, is commissioning at hoA,
following surgery at SidcbcrrSs
hospital, WrightSvllc Sound
last week.
Judy. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Coleman. Jr. has re-
turned home after receiving
treatment at James Walker
Memorial hospital. Wilmington
last week.
Mrs. Paul Rogers. Jr. and AN
Sandy. of Burlington NcrmdN
are here for a visit with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. s. l..
Jackson, and Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
u. Rogers. 1t. Rogers is on
mancuvCrS at this time.
Mrs. Catherine G. Sharpe.
who is employed in Charleston,
spent the weekend with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gar
'rcll.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
Improvement Noted
In County's First
Polio Case Of 1856

Columbus County's first polio
case OF 1856 was reported re-
covering nicely this morning
at the Polio Foundation hospital
at Greensboro.
Tony Ward. 20-monthS-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ward
of Tabor City, was taken 70 the
Greensboro hospital last Wed
nesday after the polio case was
diagnosed at Sidcbcrry'S Hos
pital in WrightSvillc Sound.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
Coming Events

THURSDAY
Woman's Club
.&N i M.-ClubhouSc
FRIDAY
N..'r-C Case Worker
90 y. M.-City Hall
Civilian Minstrel
100 =. NJ School Auditorium
VIEW Banquet
30 =. Nv. F. w. Home
SATURDAY
Veterans Service Officer
9-I2 4. M.-City Hall
SUNDAY
Worship Services
Local Churches
N...,n- md Evening
MONDAY
IN club
ill.,. Cafe
En. Y cub
. mem. Clubhouse
r.,u y NJ.
49,. L. ~a.u Club
%. - i .c.l Home
TUESDAY
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
DIR. AND MRS. LEWIS
IN BEAUFORT

DR.. and Mrs. Martin T. Lewis
are now in Beaufort, N. c.
where he IS practicing medicine.
Mrs. Lewis is the former Billie
SoleS of this city.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14

Miss Margaret 10 Jurnigan.
student at Meredith. spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred NJ. Jcrni-an. s..
Vance {. Ward has been in
for several days on account of
illness.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14

hit the man and on this grol u
directed a not guilty verdict. Az
the same time he reduced
charge against Lees brother
ESton, to manslaughter and the
jury subsequently found him
not guilty. All three men were
from the Gallivants Ferry Sec
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. y. Carroll
left Sunday for Fort Pierce. Fla
where he is associated with the
White Potato Market. Mrs. Gar
rell will return home within
Two weeks. Also IN Florida on
the market are Ism Carroll and
y. { S0lCS
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14

The Tabor City High School
Mixed Chorus received a state
rating of superior last week i'll
the state contest held at VIII
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
CARD OF THANKS

20 be held at the VIEW homo
Friday. Marc. II. ut 40 p. m.
CARD OF THANKS
The family Of Mrs. Ida Eliza
beth Mccormick wish 10 express
.thcir appreciation for the kind
ness aud many expressions Of
sympathy shown during their
bcrorN.u u.
FOR RENT: Three bedroom
home on Lewis Street Contact
Mrs Mabln Porter POS Water
St LumbCrton. residence
phone $3.50, office 54g2. Lum-
bcrt0n. 3-liC
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
The undersigned, having quail
| flied "a administrative OF the
estate of Hattie =. HARRISON.
deceased. lat OF Columbus Co.
|unt". this is TO notify all persons
having claims against said estate
ia present tenn TO the UNDER
signed on or before the l4,h dav
|Of March. 1857 or this motto.
will b. pleaded in bar NJ their
recovery. All persons indebted
10 said estate viii please make
payment to Tn. undersigned.
This the li,h day Of March
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-03-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Alma RI Mills.
Administrators OF the
Estate Of Hattie y.
HARRISON. deceased.
3/li-4/18
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28

Racial tension, which up year
then subsidized broke
dents returned to public schools according Supreme
ruling longer segrcgate students
Roting being
majority OF southern
public schools obedience the ruled the
improve the lot Of the Negro
a setback
II also unfortunate that schoolage youngsters
according
first hand observers has been by
side forces most Of the troubled hardly be
inspiring sight children white Negro
banded prevent less
ing which they obliged by law
Nor the studied deceit
legislation ton paper-tun public
the sole purpose Of avoiding the Courts ruling might well
wonder what OF training children
pect when they
pectcd to set the example government.
II would be well for tho
place OF rule by Government republic calls
obedience to the impose a
ship the majority to either
workable legislation
II the south has legitimate
~ public institutions dspsssionately
the nation to Judge ReuNinc CNIinn)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER az. 1860
New Adlai Stevenson Coming

The have an opportun,y tbi,
Saturday 10
Presidential candidate here Saturday September
Todays Stevenson confident
who entered the
time he seemed To be mixing
ship and craftsmanship with political expedicncy
fitted the individual 10 which
To-day after winning smashing
vention without having
men OF his party Stevenson giving tho nation thu
ship that
After hts unfortunate campaign preai-
Dental primaries he position number OF
matters including his civil rights position Newspaper
criticised.
Even down In Florida height primary battle
no took firm position tho
deSegegaon and called II "ths law Of
obeyed."
hulabaoo early statements
nenta suggesting that he graduas
against him by Negroes recognized tho
gradasm which the South has
separate but equal" deceit and hypocrisy
After that bad start positions
was nominated he was In favor OF "a civil
Democratic platform South but
he undstsrred.
To top his performance convention
Presidential nominations
Estes keauve the bgots
among the northern Negro voters
who tho neceaniy Americas problem
courageous fashion
This hopes po,ii
cal pe"uaaions
Saturday In him they these
United States who elected upon nation
In Troublesome times fraught with danger.
hearty welcome give Stevenson conn
ued Incentive nation
both domssticaiy and internationally,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Wonderful Story. But :.

writer listening
information had given him IT'S wonderful
story he said hut must eonnns article to three thousand
word" and wh" have said would full book"
thought second inatalmen Of Maya
zines story on eoored people In the United States The paragraphs
about the Ku Kus
colorsd
a magnfynE glass
each time no his praysr-'
Inevitably the story written AZ life has done the
Khan takes liability
appear supply
Of wtswash that the evil OF the Ku Kxera
beginning down to the present,
equal
superior to those find In state legislatures today
Congress Of the United States
brought
making bodies They
education and they laid the foundation OF the best
tho South today,
made the target receteers and confidence
osths and Standings
without story
Most writers who deal with the period
and intelligence When they accepted
responsibilities In FUN These included
govern u they could get elected
In tho first big opportunity become citizens the coore people
cSpana
ton OF combination explanations that
eountry's history.
To-day there opportunity for hr citizenship and
the apoogists preparing
merely compliance
Kansmen members White
defenders Of a OF nte
Through blessing opportunity
full citizenship
Through eeon the radio and fair
they entitled to under
Through these media, also be
violence
tho claim being
ern civilization Is tho possession Of white skin
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-09-28
Vice President Nixon Didn't
Answer Question

reporter for this asked Richard
on question at tho conference last Friday
speech aknK the ou,rv b,, NJ.
never dd the
Our reporter asked Mr. Nixon why Republican
orators speaking to Negro and Northern tho ma
ton crcsnE Eaand
to the chairmanSp OF the senate judiciary no,
single solitary Republican against getting
tho post Mr Nixon did not tho
Tho newman asked Mr. Nixon tho attack on
the Democrats the EaAand the ONLY
three votes cast Easand three
senators Lehman Neubeger and Morse
ignored that part OF the question
The Vice President a but II wa, ap..ch
which he 'ad II the voters elect Republican
lands VIII DO taken care Of This
completely honest Senate against
tee months matter OF appl,
opportunity how they be trusted named 10
Officer
The truth that the been content 20
allow the Southern Democrats to have their civil rights
long the pSecats econope matt,r,
IN" has been going since the late Eighties the
Republicans party system which
Spawns the Eaans than the have
The chief opponents Of civil Congress Denial OF
this
Truth OF the Of the Republican SENATOR. who
was approved political can al ,u, az
situation for which they much blame pra,s whom
they cntiCtsc
Most Negro whenever the R.r,sl,ca,
party gets ready really
give the southern Negro the the helm ~ IN. r
wing OF the party had 10 carry tho burden
OF the light protect insure IN, y ,h,. =, IN
Americans all these years
Not the Truman orr, ic ~. WHIT.
HOUSE nave the northern Democrats who civil
rights legislation received any assistance Republicans with
the notable exception hathe,ri snrp
Of couple OF others And would point Mr. Nixon hn..
while no give the p,r,, ,,, ,,.
bloc any encouragement help
The Senate Republicans help passage " civil rights
legislation by voting for Courc This prcp,r IN h
Just SO much political eun'omec cooked unwary in
presidential campaign year