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rather than legislation providing
Tor criminal prosecution process.
SEES
Fred q uoff conservative Ia
apparently against -diaor,m-
nation housing law he told tho
League Of Women Voters
Liquidation banning discrim-
nation In housing would he like
asking the people OF Minnesota 10
legialate tolerance AZ the expense
OF their constitutional rights OF
property Tho solution lies with
our community leaders 90 work
for the education of everyone IN
the community "a accept and make
welcome every pcraon regardless
Of religion, color az race. Unless
the community aeon attacks this
problem. then the state VIII DO
forced 10 act
SENATE Asst DISTRICT
only one candidate a. the aiat
district took the time 10 answer
the qusa,ionnaire acnt them hy the
League 81 Women Voters That
waH nboral Jack Davies who
scorod an emphatic Yes Tor open
occupancy legislation. Ralph May
hood declined to answer,
HOUSE Asst DISTRICT
James J.. tiim) Adams who
oancaAoa with the liberals indicates
that there IN No housing diacrimi-
nation In his district bat gives no
Indication where no stands ON
statewide legislation, Bald Adams.
Fortunately after thorough
and exhaustive discussions with
my constituents may any That
We DO not have problem Of dis.
elimination In housing in my dts
tfiet"
Aryid ! Andyl A~1ermuns lib
erai. was abort and ~ the point.
Yes" was Andersana oniy an.
swer on DO we or don't We need
housing lHw prohibiting
Discrimination
carl q iiagland incumbent lib-
eral. doesn't feel such lcaislntion
should be PASSED on the state level
according 10 ilagland
4 feel ina, our local officials,
city councils and commissions hnye
the best opportunity TO know what
the housing conditions are IN their
local aroaH and that they would
make the necessary ordinances APP
plying 90 housing
IIaglnnd tried "a pocket veto
The las, session bin whom he 90
chairman " the COMMITTEES hand
ling carried The measure around
FOR days
William " Lund who wrara
the liberal iabei ~ opposed 10 any
m,eh Legislation. Hays I.nnd NO
SENATE ssaD DISTRICT
q Leeds Baiuman. liberal. fayors
only II education and
e,tizana committees on the state
and local level fan "a eliminate the
problem ~ discrimination
his opponent. incumbent Charles
w Root q conservative thinks ""
should amend the state and fod.
cral constitutions otharwiHo "the
question remains academic"
SENATE ATH DISTRICT
The race between Incumbent
Daniel Pcidt, conservative and
Joseph v Kyllonep. who claims TO
bs liberal brought only one reply
% the Leagues question Foidi
failed 10 answer while Kyiionen -
opposed 20 open occupancy leRia-
int,on u don't want 20 destroy
he great American heritage OF
home ownership rights" declares
Ifvllonnn sen Feidt has always
Sacked elviI rights in the Senate
SENATE sSTi DISTRICT
~ = Go0dln. liberal says De WIN
Be guided Nv the report 81 the
ntsrin commission which amounts
10 no yDio slnee thr commission
has already voted not 20 recon-
menu Legislation IN one instance.
James >. Riley. conservative, be-
.teysa that education II the only
sotutlou 20 discrimination Ia hotis-
ng
SENATE saTu DISTRICT
Ar BergsnId. conservative, n
,pposed while his liberal opponent.
Joseph G Wesley, favors open oc-
ubancy legislation similar 10 that
II New York CITY
SENATE iaND DISTRICT
Russell l.. Kennedy conAsrva-
live. is In favor 81 n realistic
measure but would prefer that
local municipalities handle hous-
ing discrimination.
Herman J Kordlng, liberal be-
lleYes that an intensive educational
program should be undertaken IN
order 10 gain public support Tor
open occupancy legislation