Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 128, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 13, 1962 Page: 7 of 14
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TO ABOLISH POLL TAX
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voting in federal elections also was told Monday by Rep. William!
will be offered M. MeCulloch, R-Ohio, that only states the right to fix voting re-
The abolition of state poll1 in Alabama and Mississippi is the
taxes is a modest, but necessary tax used as a discriminatory de
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SET PATTERN to get either the proposed poll
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the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee today and present a
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scheduled in 32 nations, the Peace
Corps budget calls for an increase
from $30 million in the fiscal year
ending June 30 to $63,75 million
next year.
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unteers to be either overseas or
in training by June 30. with the
figure to be boosted to 4,700 by
the same date in 1963.
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the only literacy requirement for The House Judiciary Committee
the poll tax issue. Sea Spessard
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a proposed constitutional amend- for a poll tax amendment a sub-
ment to abolish poll taxes as the terfug, designed to get a plus
first step toward stiffer civil mark for the Democrats in the
rights legislation civil rights field. He said such
Senate • Democratic Leader an amendment may never L.
Mike Mansfield of Montanna an- adopted by the states even if it.----------
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a rails boosting his program in against vigorous opposition of the
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news conference Wednesday at
3:30 p.m. est.
White House press secretary
Pierre Salinger said Monday the
news conferences are in the after-
noon because the timing is bet-
ter suited to the president's sched-
ule. But Salinger said. "There'll
be some in the morning."
Former Rep Aime Forand, D-
R.I.. headed that unit in the 1060
presidential campaign and is
chairman of the revived council.
Forand was an ardent advocate
of a broad scale plan to defray
costs of earing for older citizens
| while he served in Congress.
Lawrence A. Oxley, a consult-
ant to the council, said it intends
to circulate a million copies of
j a pamphlet to advertise the pro-
। gram - and to serve as a baste
for discussion at meetings of
i community groups
Secretary of Welfare Abraham
Ribicoff has been speaking fre-
quently around the country In sup-
port of the Social Security method
and attacking the AMA for its
opposition.
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Monday to appear at the Madi- of the aged
Ison Square Garden rally spon- NATIONAL couNCIL
sored by an organization called The National Council of Senior
the National Council of Senior Citizens is Obe of the major ve-
Citizens and the Golden Ring hides for pushing the campaign.
' Clubs of New York White House The couneil was launched only
press secretary Pierre Salinger Jast year but aiready claims the
। said later the White House would backing of a halt million men and
I welcome requests from networks women around the country, many
, interested in putting the event on of them associated with local
; television and radio. Golden Age dubs and other or-
Richard Maguire. a Whate ganizations of senior citizens.
House assistant, is understood to The council is an outgrowth of
I be coordinating and counseling Senior Citizens for Kennedy.
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Brownwood and Central Texas
residents honored Texas Sen.
j Jarrard Secrest of Temple, con-
J didate for lieutenant governor,
with a coffee Monday morning in
1 Brownwood Hotel.
W. C. Hooper of Copperas
Cove, formerly of Brownwood.
. and Gene Porter of Brown wood
were in charge of arrangements
for the event.
Secrest was speaker Monday
night in Coleman for the lay-
I men's banquet for the Brown- ‘
wood District of the Methodist
Church. While in Coleman, he
was guest of Hal Woodward,
state highway commissioner. E.
J. Hughes of Brownwood, dis-
l trict lay leader. was) in charge
of arrangements for the Coleman
banquet. .
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