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PAGE EIGHT Conyers Says Negroes Will Win Elections TVSCALOOSA. Ala I PI A Michigan Negro Congressman said Negroes can be expected win to legislature in states snd to Congress tne near future Rep Jonn a Democrat said "The outlook for Me Negro American in southern politics growing hngnter as each passe In a to students at Stillman College. he based prediction on ncreases in Negro voter registration the south Since enactment of the r.g'its act. he said, fil per cent of the Negro age population of Alabama's Ixnvndes ha-- become registered He said this came despite the hardships which faced many would-be voters. "In the next few we should see a number of Negro Americans enter the legislature in several southern states as has already occurred in Georgia." Conyers said.

"Furthermore, the number of Negro congressmen in the House of Representatives is expected to increase substantially with new representatives coming from both southern districts affected by the voting rights act and northern cities where there are increasing numbers of Negro residents, 1 he said. The Negro congressman said the voting rights act has not done all its supporters hoped for but said its passage heralded a new era of reconstruction in the south. The biggest task is still getting Negroes registered, he said. Urge Federal Pollution Action MADISON, Wis. (LTD--The Wisconsin Great Lakes Commission Friday urged Gov.

Warren Knowles to accept strict federal enforcement in cleaning up the state's polluted waters. Knowles has balked at calling a conference under the federal Water Pollution Control Act on grounds it might delay Wisconsin's fight against pollution. Instead, the governor urged a meeting between Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan officials to clean up Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. Knowles said he would accept federal enforcement if the states failed to do the job. The Wisconsin Great Lakes Commission said many of the state's pollution problems could be solved with speedy action under the federal law.

THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1966 Driver Education Program Is Set For Zeeland A Plans a been completed for the Summer Kducation program at Zoeland High School The pro- pram i be held in two sessions with Session I beginning on June i and session II will begin on 24 through Aug Students may register anytime before a 9, at the prin- cipal office in the high school Students musi be 15 years old June 1 and in the Zeeland School District All 16 olds i be given preference of time dnd registration for classes i be birth date onh. not school or time of registration Students may list preference of session and ume as consider ation will be given to each individual, if possible If tions arise are to contact the principal's office at the high school Deer antlers are solid are shed annualh and Ford Attacks Auto Critics (UPlJ-Henry Ford II departed from his prepared remarks at the dedication of a new stamping plant here i a and counterattacked auto critics on the question of safety. "We build safe cars and have always built safe cars, but that is not to say we can't make them safer and that is what we are doing every model year, and even during the model years. We are working on this all the time," he said. Ford also questioned the qualifications of the industn's chief critic author lawyer Ralph Nader, and even indirectly defended one of Ford's competitors in the five-minute speech.

"We have a fellow called Nader who this morning has taken out after Volkswagen. Now Volkswagen is a foreign competitor, but any competitor is welcome in our business, and he's said some very interesting things here this morning. He even says that he doesn't think the rear axles are well-engineered Well. I say we've got jobs for rear axle engineers and, if he is that good, we'll be very happy to give him a job But frankly, I don't think i he knows very much about automobiles," Ford said. I Ford also warned about undue 1 government intervention in the auto industry and said it could upset the country's economy and also slow the development of safer cars.

'We are in trouble but we Father of Air Ace Dies at 71 1 THREE I Mich. (UPD-Iven C. Kincheloe Sr father of Korean War hero Capt. Ivan Kincheloe died Friday at a hospital. His son, an Air Force ace in ----I 1 are going to fight our way out of it.

But in fighting our way i out of it, we are going to do the right thing for the consumer and we are going to make cars safer," he said. Korea, was killed in 3958 in the crash of a test plane in California Kincheloe Air Base "ar Sault Ste. Marie, Mich was named after him. The elder Kincheloe is his widow, Frances, and by iwo grandchildren, Iven C. Ill and Jeannine, of Burbank, Calif, children of the late Capt.

Kincheloe. Kincheloe lived in Cassopolis. where funeral services will be held Monday. FROM THRIFTY ACRES MSU Graduate Students Given Scholarships EAST LANSING (UPI) Five graduate students a been awarded Michigan State University's $12,000 alumni distinguished graduate fellowships. The winners, who will receive $4 000 each for three years of study toward the doctorate degree, were selected from about 200 college seniors invited to MSU last February for special tests and interview sessions.

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