Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 23]

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% By Betty Jean Ball
ts _ DETROIT ~ Senator Charles E. Potter My Mee od his
long expected candidacy for re-election as Michigan~s U. S.
Senator at a press conference this week.
He will oppose Lt. Gov. Phillip Hart who is seeking
the Democratic nomination:
Reuther is the issue that will
be brought in his campaign. He! arose ard Potter had this to say
feels that Revther has taken | about the excise tax on automoover the Democratic Party with | biles: ~I feel that the excise tax
his power and funds. on cars shoud either be lifted, or
~The usual question of taxes |cut a great deal.~

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to keep them running.
If ~something happens at least

should get a rebate. from the;
Government. ~

Potter is for equal rights for
all and stated that he had recommended several Negroes to
several posts and that he will
recommend more when the jobs
are open. He also believes in the
Civil Rights bill. ~

In closing Potter stated again
that he is only one man and
he feels that he had done the
best he can to help all people.
And will continue too..

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Flint ~5, Mich..Small business nave to make |
| enough money after taxes so that
they will have something to put}
back inte their business in order |

7 to 10 per cent excise taxes ~will |

is sure that we may have some} ~

be cut. If you have bought a/ <<...
new car after March Ist, you |mig

|condemning -racial
| and demanding~ speed in imple
~and ~ might h ~to
_ day - ave

move back to the former neighborhood and the old friends.~
His pals still come and gd from

ew home.:

i 950-200 ~
THAT 42-year-old woman
who had to obtain the help of a
neighbor and police to discourage her too-ardent - 36-year-old
ex-boy friend. It seems that after
two hours of listening to his
pleading, Miss (Censored) ~ became weary of his wooing and
went to bed, leaving him sitting
in the living room.

Later she awakened to find ~hin
~in~ her bedroom, she screamed.
|Mr. (Censored).pulled~a knife
jon=the neighbor who came to

~help and fled -before_ police. arjrived. Thus ending the episode: of the too-ardent boy friend.

272-388
THAT Northside divorcee

| who had to discourage her son's
| ~Big Brother.~ It seems that Mr.
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\(Censored) was so enthusiastic
about his volurifeer work that
he wanted tobe, a ~big brother~
to the whole family. Mrs. (Censored) had to explain that this
\wash~t exactly the idea of the

program.

Really, (Censored) let~s

Mr.

|;not get carried away with this
sas, social work!

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INTEGRATION RESOLUTIONS

Strongly. worded resolutions
segregation

menting the Supreme Courts~
1854: school integration decision,
were passed Sunday at the Eastern Regional Conference of the
~sPhi Beta Sigma fraternity held
in Baltimore.

Hudson Lovall, New York attor
'+ney who is national president of

the fraternity, outlined the under
eigguates program> for seven re
giofs in the U. S. and also for

')Switzeraind, Liberia Nigeria and

Ghana.

of racial discrim on:
1) Photograph ~requirements on
housing applications of incoming

students; 2) - Statements and
questions relative to room-mate
preference as to race, religi

nationality and language Gockee

in the home arid 3) ~a discriminatory pattern ~ef. room-mate assignments in the absence of
stated rhinitis:

' and all tax supported institutions;|is inconsistant. with American
democratic principles, and:

Mg ya
~e en >
(3) a discriminatory pa of
room-mate assignments in the
absence of stated preferences;

segregation in any

State Conference of Branches of
the NAACP deplores the existance of such practices by the
State~s oidest and largest institution of hizher learning, and calls
on the Governor of the State of
Michigan to take the necessary
action to see that the proper
governing body of the University.
of Michigan does, forthwith, end
these peestines of segregation.

WHEREAS, segregation in.any
form, - or indirect,
practiced by a state supported
educational ~institution is in direct contravention of both the
letter and spirit of the United
States Supreme Court decisions
in.the field of education, and

WHEREAS, although in the
various cases filed, individual
employees of educatidnal bodies
have been named as ~defendants,
the real defendants have been ty a

Fla. Governor Blames Ike, Faubus
For Little Rock School Violence - |.

NEW YORK~Gov. Collins of Florida ~declared that
both President Eisenhower and Gov. Faubus of ~Arkansas|}
must share the blame for the school integration. violence at

Little Rock last year.
In a signed article in the new}
issue of, Look Magazine, Collins

said the President was at fault}

~for not anticipating the explosiveness of the situation~ and
moving early to head it off.~

~1. believe that the President
could have done this at Newport,
or that his attorney general, or
others acting for him, could have
done ~it in face-to-face discussions
at Little Rock,~ Collins said,.

He blamed Faubus ~for using
his police powers affirmatively
to prevent enforcement of a
judicial order.~

A Little Rock cxiaia somewhere,
however, was almost- inevitable,
the Governor continued, ~because
the courts are.~now placed in
the unnatural, and I believe untenable, position of acting in executive and legislative, as well
as judicial capacities.~

Collins charged that the Supreme Court ~improperly~ _ has, taee
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set itself up as the governmental
instrument to develop integration
procedures. |
Stating that integration decisions should be made on a local
level, he urged the establishment
of Civil Rights Commissions in
each state, with members appointed by the President upon_recom-}
mendation of the governor.
~There are countless Southern
communities,~ he wrote in Look,~
~where it will be many a day
before desegregation can be accomplished without. race rioting.~
Yet, under present procedures,
such could be provoked irresponsibly at any time.

~We are in a situation in, which |
the National Association for the!
Advancement of Colored People,
decides where and when to de-|
segregate. These are decisions
that should rest with an agency
created by law and responsible
to all the people.~

Chairman cf the Southern
Governors~ Conference, Collins
said he is determined to see that
segregation in Florida~s public
schools and recreational facilities
will continue in any community
where~ its abandonment would
cause ~deep and dangerous hostility.~

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