The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 1

FASE TWO BMTHEVTLLE NEWS Old Feud on Civil Rights, Party LoyaltytoBeginNextAAonday 4 Prison Rebels To Be Punished By D. HAROLD OLIVKR Kefftuver of Tennps.M?c WASHINGTON On The old feud between Southern and Northern Democrats over civil rights and party loyalty Is headed for another boisterous showdown ai the Democratic National Convention starting Monday. The issue split the party four years ngo comes first before Gov, AdJrii E. of Illinois President Truman among ihosp replying. Party chiefs both North nnd Soutli have been trying to soft- pedal bolt this year.

The fact thai Truman, strong civil rights plunk advocate, Is not a candidate, has helped to It. But just mi NiiUonnl Chairman Democratic National Committee McKinncv siibcommittee which starts hear- imouing Ings in Chicago tomorrow on contests (or convention seats rival state delegation'i from Texas Mississippi. Calvin Rawiings, mitiojml commitieemnn, her.ris ihe branch to tlio recently In Inx a new Mississippi nnticmal commltlncmati from the "rrxular" other Northerners wore re- statements by Gov. Shivers of Texas and Gov. Hugh White of Mississifipf Implying party if the coJivcn- iron did not do whr.t they wrjutert, Oov.

Rhivors, he-ids the "ref-uliir" In his said It is "all or nrnlnnn" lor pt no ne a I S-S Interest Sold Art Sci thr and North Franklin, Rlylt for Forrf niitlce. Seventy voif-s are involved 52 in Texas and 18 in Mississippi, The outcome may we!) dincrmiin? whether the Southern Sirups crs will boll ihe piiny usaui ibis Jpili year if ihe national ticket plat- Lini. He sr.ui lu- would arc form are tint to their 'J'ticyL, compromise the formed iheir own lickoi in Wi'A Bnd look Jrcm tho in Alabunis, South Carolina and 4 The fight between the anU- BdmEnisi ration or "regular" (actions in the two Somhern slates and pro-adniinistraClon "loyalist" delegations. The "regulars" oppose tho nd- ministratiou's civil rights program and favor the states handling racial problems. They havo reserved the right to support another third ty ticket If the presidential ticket nnd platform displease them.

Mississippi's 18-vote delegation Is endorsed to the candidacy of Sen, Richard B. Russell of Georgia. An Associated Press poll of the Texas iminstructed "regulars" showed Russell first- ballot favorite, ninong those replying, with another going to Gov. Allan Shivers, who also fft- vors Russell. The "loyalists" largely KCC eye to eye with Ihe on civil rights, but ngrce lo support the party nominees in advance.

They favor working out the racial mutter within the party without bolt. The Mississippi "loyalist" group has not Indicated candidate choice. A poll of the Texas unin- strucled pro-administration faction shou-ed 13'a votes favoring Speak- Chicago In 1044 when the convention scaled both "loyalist" (pro-Roosovelt then) and antl- admlnistrnUoij lorccn in the Texas battle. The Mississippi "regulars" are led Gov. White, nominee tor the loiir-ypiir term of national cominiUcemnn, and State AUy.

Oen. J. p. Colenian, whom Mc- Kinnc-y recently rocounizert to till North Carolina Sends Head of Uprising to Roleigh Confinement 'Curative' Well Water Proves Unfit to Drink BAWBUriGH. England Wi-For thousand years Britons have been WEBNESDAY, JtTLT 1981 drinking the waters from St.

Wal- sion's Wc-ll, nm.side Ihe Hawburgh Church, believing it effects mlrncu- I.INCOt.NTON. N. O. I Ions cures. And now a 20th-century analyst reports the water is so Impure it's Irink.

The church vicar, Herbert Da- ringleaders of yesterday's Lincoln County Prison Camp uprising, in K'dfch a uarrt was hold hos'lnRc iT for 10 lunirs. have boon sent to Central 1'rison nl li.ileifjh ivlierc vncnncy on ihe committee" until h( wi bo lsll 1 for their part ntvri i tho convict mutiny. Ihe Olid nl Die coming nnticmnl convention. The "loyalists" nre canliiinprl Ijy Mrs. John A.

Clark, acting niuion- nl commitlefiwomnn last week prcsf'iited her case lo Prcsl- rtent Truman. In addition to the Tcxns and contests, the Convention Crcrtpnllnls Committee will have to settle the matter of six over rlpleuntlom from Idaho, Iowa, Maryland. Massachusetts, Mtchignrt and North Cro- hna. Pevivol At Lone Oak vies, get-s scores of requests for bottles of the water to he mailed to M.H-HI invalids. He says he's In a "difficult Nmth Carolina rKnm Director do Wiinl lo destroy Wolves Snop Tip Off Tot's Finger BRISTOL, England olrt Roderick Downs is used to his fan'lly's Alsatian dogs.

So when he found himself In front of the wolves' cage at the Bristol yesterday, he stretched a friendly hand through the bars to pat them. The wolves snapped a tip off a ringer. Roderick, not realizing Just what had happened, ran off. cx- claimfriE, "Naughty bow-wow." The same wolves snapped the tip off a finpcr of another child. 4- year-old Graham Davis, later in the Texas Oilman Grandpa Again HOUSTON, Tex lman and till Lill I ttJJU hotel owner Glenn McCarthy Is a grandpa again.

Mrs. Harry B. Richards McCarthy's oldest daughter birth yesterday to a bof. a Read Courier News Classified nbaiffih. of i The I.ono Oak Missionary 1 -u Tractor Company.

1M Church will hold a revival meet thrinwlvcs In the cell liloclc. Thei Walter Anderson premised last niifht that an -investigation would continue, lie said that any of Ihe SI mutinous prisoners, out of (il in the ct-l! block, to be Involved in InstiRiuiiiK the revolt would be similarly punished. OimiitnJrits Heard Anrlor.son met with the prisoners for several hours last uiRht and heard their complaints, which ranged horn poorly conked nnd insufficient food to complaints about yard privileges and handling ol prisoner mail. Tin- uprising started ycslr-rday moi'tKfii; whc'Ji tlio aii'ii returaiMl to the cell block to receive as- Ihe door behind an unarmed l-'linrd. Carlos Reynolds, trm convicts harrjearied 5-Day Atlantic peoples' faith." Dr.

Irene M. Green, the local health officer, lold the Town Coun- til tlie people would Just have to balance between spiritual and physical benefits. But It the N'EW YORK The new well is too popular, she added, she hner United States, speed queen of have to put up a earning; the Atlantic, is going to settle down notice, "unfit for drinking." Marine in Korea Does Not Wont to Attend Slain Girl's Funeral ev. farm 'iinnuuncnl ves- i pastor, nnd clarence Kl'ns' that lie hns sold his Interest In in tlie firm to his prirtnrr, MHton Stiow, Mr. serins from AuR.ist 3 Ihrnu 15 with th'c Rev.

''tvin- to rcleaso Reynolds to cjunp officials until tlicy hud cliancc In Ulh to Anderson personally, Wlien tfie prisons director William Burks in Course Of Study of Cose Plants William Hurts, son of Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Burks.

1301 Hcarn is studying the ,1. I. Case plants in the midwest us part of mouth course for new employes. Mr. Burks Is a 11)32 graduate of Arkansas slate college and on completion of his current course Is to be assigned lo (lie company's Mem- ti Sam Haybllrn, Texan; Sen.

phis branch for further training. brother, H. V. Snow of nes Moines la. Mr.

SemcnbatiBh said that the transaction was completed yesterday afternoon nnd Die new owners resumed full managership The nnme of thc firm will' DC! changed. Si-nsimbnugh said, the Snow Tractor Co. MornlnR will besin at appoa'red at 4 p.m., Reynolds was a.m. and evening service at released p.m.. according to the Rev.

Long. D. R. McMiHln On Indiana Honor Roll Delano R. McMulltn.

m. 3. niy- thcville, helped Indiana University's- freshman class of lost, year set a neu' scholarship record. He was amnns HC8 first-year students who qualified for the second semester honor roll by making a srraile nvcrace of at le.v-t B. Some 115 percent of the freshman class made the honor roll to set a new record nt the university.

Hickory is the shortened fnrm of an American Indian name, pohlck- cry, for a tree native to Eastern North America. WITH 1ST MARINE DIVISION Korf-a i.l't A Marine spokesman said today that Pfc. Ronald f.co does not want a leave to attend of his sweetheart, shot to death in New York Monday. said he would not attend sers ices for Eileen Fahey. killed by a Klmnian In Columbia University campus as she read a letter from him.

Prison officials identified the riot lxa who 1 1 ln Korea last leaders ns members of a group fi January, broke into tears when told prisoners recently transferred from i ot Mlss Fahey's death. He declined Central Prison after a June 3 riot I ln bc Interviewed or to pose for pic- to a schedule of five days for transatlantic crossing. The D3.0W-ton U. vessel shaved about a day and a half off this time-table In each direction as she turned her maiden voyage into a tv.o- record-winning trip. The ship berthed here yesterday Ihe grand-slam vojage.

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TopekB. Knn. as assistant press well half filled with water at nenr- -secretary. by AiiMfnburtr yesterday. Firemen' Ncwlin.

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