Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 11, Decatur, Adams County, 14 January 1959 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY'I4, 1959

Georgia Plans For Legislation On Segregation First Os Series Os f Segregation Bills . Scheduled Today ATLANTA <UPD—The first of an expected series of segregation measures was scheduled for introduction today in the Georgia -House of Representatives. Rep. A.A. Fowler, sponsor of the proposed constitutional amendment, said it would provide 'a system of correspondence courses i for "from kindergarten to college” in the event statesupported schools should close because of integration demands. Fowler said the plan had the backing of Gov. Ernest Vandiver, who pledged in his inaugural address Tuesday to "fight the tyranny of integration wherever it raises its ugly head.” The Georgia Legislature, which ■ convened Monday, is expected to devote much of its 40-day session to legislation aimed at side-step-ping forced integration. The Federal District Court in Atlanta made the issue more pressing last week by outlawing segregation in the state’s university system and on the Atlanta transit system. A federal judge has promised to rule earlv this year in a suit by 10 Negroes for admission to Atlanta white schools. More than 3.000 Atlanta Negroes gathered Tuesday night to plot their course in implementing the two court decisions. Dr. William Holmes Borders, head of the newly organized Love, Law and Liberation Movement, urged the enthusiastic crowd to "teach the white people how to be good.” Dr. Borders outlined a 14-point plan for accomplishing mixed seating on buses in a peaceful manner and said 40.000 copies of the program had been distributed. The city council, in Norfolk, Va., voted Tuesday night to cut off maintenance and operating funds from grades above the sixth in the public schools. The measure becomes effective Feb. 2 and apparently was passed to block integration in the event the state Supreme Court of Appeals rules out Virginia’s “massive resistance” segregation laws. The laws were used to close six Norfolk schools, along with three others in the state, after federal coArts ordered they admit Ne-

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groes. In an advisory referendum last fall, a majority of Norfolk citizens said they preferred the schools remain closed rather than open on an integrated basis. Mikoyan Makes Tour Os Famous Macy's Too Many Rugs On Floors In America NEW YORK (UPD — Russian Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan toured Macy’s from basement to executive offices today and remarked in passing that Americans have too many rugs on their floors. The high - ranking Russian expressed particular interest in kitchen equipment, lightweight furniture, high fidelity recording devices and synthetic fabrics and floor coverings. He also took a look at the lingerie and perfume counters. When he inspected stocks of vinyl floor coverings, he remarked that he thought Americans made a mistake not to use them more often in place of rugs, according to Wheelock H. Bingham, president of the Macy Corp., who guided Mikoyan's tour through the store. Reporters were barred from the store during the tour which began half an hour before Macy’s normal opening hour and continued for half an hour after the shopping public had been allowed to enter. New York police said they acted on State Department orders in keeping newsmen outside. Before the ban became effective, a small group of photographers was permitted in the store for a few minutes. UPI photographer Joe Schuppe was knocked to the floor by a Macy’s guard as he walked toward a basement stairway to avoid the crowded escalator on which Mikoyan was ascending. Schuppe said the guard came up behind him without warning and attempted to rough him up after he was knocked down. He said another man, apparently a store employe, restrained the guard. Both of Schuppe’s cameras were broken. Lunch With Bankers Bingham said Mikoyan expressed particular interest in synthetic dress and coat fabrics. He said he told him Russia had a wealth of natural fibres for cloth but was lacking in synthetic materials. Mikoyan returned to the Soviet U. N. embassy after the visit, calling off a previously announced visit to Columbia University. The sight-seeing Soviet leader was to lunch today with some Wall Street bankers, about whom few Communists have heard a good word. The lunch will be in the executive dining room of the First National City Bank, and was arranged at Mikoyan's request. Township Trustee Makes Final Report The final report of William L. Linn as township trustee shows that during 1958 the balance in the Washington township fund grew from $1,714.42 to $3,380.03. Washington township received $2,803.41 in the June tax distribution, and $2,221.13 in the December distribution. It also received $1,013.25 in justice of the peace docket fees. This meant a total of $6,037.79 in the township fund, in addition to the $1,714.42 on hand Jan. 1 of last year. In the dog fund, from which payments are made to persons who suffer damages to dogs, there was $731.15 on hand a yead ago. From this $476.15 was transfered to the county treasurer as surplus, and $272.50 was paid out in claims as livestock loss. Disbursements.from the township fund amounted tp $4,372.18, including all township salaries, fees, and costs.

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