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UNEASY CALM IN MISSISSPPI: A law enforcement officer watches over Negro studentswalking home last week after attending formerly all -white schools at Grenada, Miss.

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Continued from Page 1 urged them to remember that even though the 1966 bill had failed there are plenty of civil rights bills on the books,” that must be obeyed. Many reasons have been put forth for the defeat of this year’s bill. One immediate target of criticism was Everett McKinley Dirksen of Illinois, the Republican minority leader, who was opposed to the open occupancy section of the bill despite appeals from fellow Republicans and the White House. Emmanuel Celler, D., New Y., chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, said that the death of the bill was the “responsibility of the Republican leadership” who were determined to pursue a “Southern

strategy.”

The leadership conference on civil rights — an affiliation of groups that bore the brunt of the lobbying effort for the bill —also blamed Dirksen, urged the White House to call Congress back in session to “keep the issue alive,” and said that the rule requiring a two-thirds majority for cloture should be changed to permit a simple ma-

jority to end debate.

Other rights leaders who ex-

po’s. He received his B.S. de- Pressed disappointment at the gree from the school, and a b]11 ’s failure included Roy WilMaster’s degree from Indiana k,ns - executive director of the University NAACP, who said, “Sen. Dirk-

I . _ He isamember of North Meth- - >«< ™ d C,°p

A meeting of the Inter- The Inter-Agency Alliance oc l ls ^ Church, the Indianapolis both parties. Agency Alliance on Monday, asked eight questions of people Club and the Oak Iliil “The problem is not going September 2b, 196b. at 12 noon involved , ^ i? Civic Association He was nameil away. The Negro is not (tointt

at the State Office Building, mu'ta some way wun tne “Omega Man of the Tear” in .. W o V

100 North Senate Ave.. to dis- ^ T an^vers^To T these^eight n 04 ^p^pv-- P r ^ hap > er °r ~ “the government of the Unitcuss replies to questions regard- answeis 10 tnese eigni Omega Psi Phi fraternity, ot Pf i cu-itp:; cnino- tn hnvp tn

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v wtiooei I. rri>1 *1 tprl r t no int ni lovrz.i 7 ceivin? any votes was Rayfiel-i deprivation and the explosive The MDT act was set in mo w j‘. the need for a training Anderson, 3290 N. Arsenal, an threat of the racial slums, tion in 1902 to meet the prob me neta 101 a training

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SEAGRAM'S PILOT MEETING.-^While reminiscing at Seagram's recent pilot meting for Indiana personnel, it was noted that Gus Johnson (center) an employee of the Manger Motor Inn, was the first person in Indiana introduced to Seagram's 100 Pipers Scotch Whiskey during the introductory period some 16 months ago. Picture depicts James W White of Seagram Distillers Company discussing the quality story of the imported scotch to Johnson. Phil Frame, recently-appointed State Manager for

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OUSTANDING: Thomas (Sarg) Johnson, boxing coach at Atterbury Job Corps Center, holds the trophy he received from the Indiana AAU for being chosen the oustand-

ing coach of 1966. Thom Sleet Continued from Page 1

zone in South Viet Nam as enemy machine guns spray the area in action

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