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Show t SUNDAY, OCTOBER IT, Sunday Herold 14 ' UM W County, 3 Busy First Session of Congress Begins to Run Down Negroes Plan March Through Natchez t'nited Press International Negroes, hoping to be 1,000 ttrone. scheduled a in a r c h through Natchez, Miss., Satur-- J day in display of civil rtpts unity. '" There has bees disagreement between 'Negro "leaders and mayor John Nosser ever the terms of desegregation concessions made during truce negotiations Wednesday nlflht Natchez has agree1 to hire four Negro poUcemer, start a poverty program, hire civil servants and fill appointive posts without regard to race. The most controversy centered around a demand that Negroes be addressed by city employes as "Mr." and '"Mrs." said Nosser Negro By i leadtrs agreed to direct audi a policy, but Nosser said he mad no such concession. Officials at Laurel, Miss., blamed an "organization" for a wave of recent violence effort to and vowed an all-ostop nightriding terrorists, --- A statement issued by law en forcement officers did not name the Ku Rlux Klao but appar ently had the group in mind by referring to "those who hide behind the mask." The statement listed 33 incidents of arson, attempted arson, attempted murder and bombings, most of which were aimed at Negroes. "Although we believe in continuing our Southern way of liferwe'opposa such activities,! ut fas "cleaner air week," as it'PlrThejposed by Rep. John J. Giliigan, first session of the Democratic- And now the members are controlled 89th Congress, which and law and order must pre- U S. Office of Education of "in trying to Jake care of that, at has any Congress statement excusably sloppy" work and vail," the on record, was beginning to run least in part, by terminating said. "abied surrender" in the re down Saturday. Its mam prob foe oratory and adjourning for Elsewhere in the nation; went dispute over federal lem was getting organized to the year probably next New York: Dr. John Hollo-- school aid funds for Chicago. adjourn. It has voted for President Here is a runowr wr wiiat man, president of the Medical Powell objected to the agency's Johnson's "Great Committee for Human Rights, Society" Jm- - remains to be done; $3Q milik ht fYiday-Bigwged the organi decision to release pTorenieiits' from rural flush Segar The Senate- stilhrtust d bill to zation's physician members to to the Chicago schools after toilets to hospital'care act on "a House-passe- d right discrimination m North suspending the school aid pay- for the old folks. It has voted cut up world shares in the proern hospitals. ment wDendinffw disoositkfl of against poverty, pep' pills, and! fitable VS. sugar market A final catchall $4.2 Money Atlanta! Got. Nelson Rocke- classroom Negro discrimination at the balsegregation charges lot box. billion appropriation, to crank feller of New York will be the city. It cut some taxes (excise) Aip a whole muster of Great greeted by a number of leading against Rome, Ca.i A plan to imme and raised others (Social Secur- Society" programs, has been Atlanta dignitaries when he ar rives Sunday morning for a diately desegregate elementary ity). It warned that smoking passed by the House and awaits speech at the Negro Baptist schools in Taliaferro (traw- may not be healthy. It look the Senate concurrence. ored by Dr. Mar fordville) County to bus all high silver - "ut- - of - quarters and -- College aid Aa $852 miHion church st college aid bill, a compromise tin Luther King Jr. and his school students to neighboring dimes. One of the few things this version that should have had counties was under considera father. New York: Rep. Adam Clay tion today by state .school Supt. Congress didn't do was desig-- j easy sailing in a final ennate the last week in October dorsement in House and Senate, ton Powell Friday accused the Claude Purcdl. ' six-pa- ge pre-pai- co-pa- M ET3 HUM HERE IS A COMPLETE LIST OF OF ALL PR0V0 DISTRICTS . " l . Ulli...ta,.-- - J MM . h$M v. ' 1 ser increase. gress, complete with narration House and Public Works by Gregory Peck, was relegat Senate versions of the edlo the cutting room floor be- omnibus rivers and harbors fore it was ever shown publicly. bill, a $2 billion perennial grab-ba-g of construction goodies AssistanTWhite House Secreto .as the tary Joseph Laitin disclosed sometimes referred home front foreign aid bill still with the film, produced Friday fin--. the cooperation of the Health, must be compromised and Education and Welfare Depart- ally passed. This is the sine qua ment and several other govern- non of the rush to adjourn. ment agencies, was originally Without it, members will stay here until Christmas. desigoedJo iiayei been shown at President Johnson's Oct. 7 salute to Congress. sioo was made to shelve the But the plot didn't come off, Hollywood-styl- e movie after a Laitin said, adding that a deci- - preview was held. -- ' . . 1911 .. - j:-- I DUtrkt No. PIACEI 1 Iv . ThurmaM T. Woddtlt S Ada Diitrlct No. 3 Myrtl lirk DiitrkJ No. 4 Sovorly'H. Dolloy I. SfMKkmon . Diilrrd No, 5 Alto Elliott DUtrid No. Diitricf No. 7 Minni I. low , lutillo Maughon Dittrict No. DlHrlcJ No, f Sibyl Sullivan Diilrjc No. 18 Myrria dob.y II Morf Dv jollay ' DliMhN Di.trld No. U Morion Bollty Dlilfirt No. 13 Sfolla Coflton Diilrid N, ' ADDRE5SIJ e93 lot 500 Sovth 244 South 400 lol 341 South 100 East 171 South 200 la 44 North 300 fail 711 tort 130 South 155 Eait 100 North 443 Eort 400 North 349 North BOO Eatt 69 Wtif 700 North 673 North 400 Eatt 544 Eait 600 North .437 South 100 W.H " ' . t. y ii t &y , -j moo- - .W?$ f mi ..... .. '? . $-- gP , IZSi r? i Tr- - i qraQVlgfe y i. .: .. . iTf-- . . - - too s. i POLLING PLACES FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION OCTOBER 19, 1965 oisTRiai ' i. as -li iji A ... I I 111 1 WASHINGTON (UPI)- -A mo- said the taxpayers could afford. vie spectacular on the 83th Con- The Senate is considering a lev ' ' -2- !: Primary Election Tuesday, Oct. - the increase President Johnson SPEC CANNED 46 - Vi? it Ml 4 tali is in trouble now because the Pay raise -- Ceneroos hooss Senate added a non - college members approved a $15 biV-ik- xi "teacher corps" section. pay raise for government workers, about twice the lite of PR0V0 CITY AND MAP POLLING PLACES IN h By FRANK ELEAZER . . &ISTHICTS tMttrM N. 14 tXttrkt No. II Dlttrid No. 14 Olitrid No. 17 CMitrkt No. 1 Dittrict No. If Oiitrkf No. 20 DlKrtrt No. 21 Dittrict No, 22 DUtrict No. 23 Dlttrlot No, 24 ' Dittrict No. 23 Dirtrkt No. 24 MACIS Nancy Mo DHa Wotoriy Wanda lolloy ArtholW f Maud t, Cartw lydl Iohmh Jonovi lalloy tffi.Oi.oa .Mary Hafoa Ruby Pavhi Arwina Wildon ' Edith T. tooth Kartchnor lt South 200 W.il Watt 400 South South 400 Wort South 900 Watt 1S44 Wait 400 South 2121 Wait Cantor 43 South. 900 Wort . 129 South 700 W.if 144 South 400 W.rt 731 North 1050 Eatt 143 South 300 Wool 31 Wait 400 North 311 North 300 Wort 232 394 529 347 , DUtrirf Dittrict Dlttrid Dittrict Dittrict Dittrict Ditttkl Dittrict Dittrict OiitrM Dithkt Dittrict Dittrict No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No, No. No. No. No. ADDRESSES PlACIS DISTRICTS ADDRtJSIS 27 21 29 30 31 32 33 34 S3 Hoiol Ctarh a ClaytoM Evolyn Holo Jonoi Dora McEwan lilllo Ounlhor Ahwondor OI! ioH laycock rouda.a Whit Marl P.VjhkMtail Ooargia lilu 34 37 Vva Moll 31 Martha SrimhoR 39 lydta Moff.rt North 600 Woit W.it 200 North Watt 500 North North 300 W.tt 13SS Wort 900 North 132 W.t 1210 North 734 North 440 W.tt 1300 North JOaWtit 691 Eatt 800 Ncyth 12SI North Chorry 763 Eatt 560 North Eatt 700 North 31Eorf 350 North 239 190 960 3S7 till HACCa DISTRICTS Dithict Dittrict 5 Dittrict Dittrict . Dittrict Dittrict No. No. No. No. No. No. DiiHict No. Wirtont UvoIoh ' 40 aanni 41 Eay 42 May Ward Ida L lockham Olodyt Stvai low M. Oibbon Viva C toward 43 44 45 44 ADDRESSES - Notoi Nov Dlitricta 35 and 37 houndaryt 120 Eatt from 700 ta 900 E. not thowit an map. I hit 1109 300 South 330 South 1430 Hit 1272 South Stat 1260 Eatt Oak Crtt Or. 320 tort 2100 North 1333 North 130 Eatt 113 Eatt 3030 North GLEN R. OlSEM ProvoCity Reoofdw 1 |