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Dte. 11, 19M THI DAILY SUN-A-7 Johnson Wants All Negroes Fully Assimilated Into American Life WASHINGTON (AP) Presi Mother of 5, Unaware of i Pregnancy, Delivers Sixth GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) -imonthi. "I didn't even feel this Mrs. D.

A. Mayhew insists she one kid, not once," she said, did not know she was pregnant "I did have a little trouble with her sixth child until she de-lback in August, which would be livered the 5-pound, 13 ouncejthe six-month stage, when I girl herself. (painted a six-room house by my-, And her husband, a plantiself. Department, the Civil Rights Commission, the President's dent Johnson called last Committee on Enual Onnnr- night for "nothing less than the full assimilation of more than 20 with truth which will bring usi toward our goal in peace." I These forces consist, the President said, in the sense of morality and justice written into laws and nourished in the hearts of the people. Johnson's remarks wpre i tunity in Housing, the Community Relations Service, the Equal Employ million Negroes into American life." And he said he does not manager at Dixie Belle Textiles "Several persons had re- ment Opportunity Cnmmisslnn agree wiln those who preaici the struggle for equality "will delivered at a community ac- maintains he did not know! marked lately that I was pick-his wife was pregnant.

lina up a little weight, but I was and tion assembly of the national he marked by violence Mrs. Mayhew, 34, delivered still wearing my size 14 dresses. and the President's Committee on Equal Opportunity in Em-plnymcnt. Johnson himself headed the latter as vice president. Wheth hate." Urban League, an organization which works for Negro rights the baby in her bedroom Tues Johnson used the occasion to day night while her other chil- disclose a much-widened roleland improvement.

The assem- for Vice President-elect Hubert bly was held at the Sheraton I thought nothing of it, for I usually vary between 125 and 135 pounds." A physician said the baby "looked to be a little bit prema- willidren watched television. Then er Humphrey specifically H.Humphrey in coordinating Park Hotel. she called an ambulance to take the baby to the hospital while In discussing government pro federal activities aimed at equality of opportunity. grams dedicated to the goal of equal opportunity, Johnson Johnson acknowledged that nccome chairman of the committee is up in the air as is the future status of the committee at a time of transition to operations under the new civil rights law. The committee's functions possibly might be brought into the Equal Employ-nent Opportunity Commission she waited for her husband to come home to watch the children.

Then she went to the hospital. Mrs. Mayhew maintains she noticed no abnormalities or ir- the racial feelings flow from many deep resistance sources in history, the pattern of American ture, but was normal. After delivering her latest child, Mrs. Mayhew went into the front room where her twins asked where she got the baby.

"I told them 'Santa Claus' must have left it'," she said. mentioned six groups which he said have distinct and important missions and these are the ones he said Humphrey has agreed to lives, and the nature of man. "But I believe," he said, coordinate, regularities the past nine Johnson named the Civil "there are other forces-strong Rights Division of the Justice er because they are armed TTi sJ A SHOP 41 EVERY RITE till Texan Who Criticized Jackie's Taste Makes Lady Bird's Gown CHRISTMAS ICHRJ Accounts Opened in Minutes Unrv snH tViA Smithsonian Insti By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON tution. Before the President's re-elec-l tion it was rumored that Mrs. Johnson like Mrs.

Kennedy, would select an official couturi AP wlrvphoto by tablt from Oils leader (right) after latter received 19G4 Nobel Teace Prio in Oslo. King waa given strong standing ovation. ACCOLADE King Olav of Norway congratulate Dr. Martin Luther King, American Negro civil righfci NEW YORK (AP) Two years ago in Philadelphia a gangly young Texas designer criticized publicly the woman the nation idolized for her elegance, the then First Lady, Mrs. John F.

Kennedy. Her skirts were often too short, her dresses seemed to be badly fitted, and her medium-heeled pumps were unflattering, contended John Moore, winner of fashion's highest honor, the Coty Fashion Critics Award. Now he has been asked by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson to dress a First Lady the way he thinks one should look.

er. But the White House announced that the First Lady would continue to buy among many designers through Nei-man Marcus. The Inaugural gown will be purchased through the Dallas department store. Minister of Interior New Swiss Leader King Accepts Nobel Peace Prize for Rights Movement 1 rad Bloch of the Harvard IM recognition that nonviolence is versity faculty. Townes shared the answer to the crucial political and moral question of our BERN, Switzerland (AP) -Hans-Peter Tscnudi, minister of the interior since 1959, has been elected president of Switzerland the physics prize with two So He received one of the time the need for man to viet professors; Bloch was co- choicest assignments a coutu winner with a West German overcome oppression ana vio rier can hope for to make an inaugural ball gown.

OSLO, Norway (AP) Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. accepted the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize yesterday "in behalf of a civil rights movement which is moving with determination and majestic scorn for risk and danger to establish a reign of freedom and a rule of justice." The American Negro civil rights leader, 35, was given a Men's 100 Wool Sport Coats With swatches of yellow fab lence without resorting to violence and oppression." The civil rights leader said that to achieve this concord, the foundation must be love. scientist of the medicine prize. Crash Kills Mother WATSONVILLE (AP) Edna Marie Edwards, 37 year old ric and sketches which Mrs.

Johnson approved as a guide, Moore will create a gown to be 29.98 Reg. to for 1965. The election by a joint session of the two houses of Parliament was a formality. The presidency rotates annually among the seven nembers of Switzerland's government. Tschudi, who was vice president this year, was next in line.

Tschudi is 51 and a Socialist. King declared he refused to worn once rare for the practi mother of six children, was accept "the cynical notion thaUjnH vostrHav when hr mitn. 18" standing ovation led by King i I Olav and Crown Prince Harald. "dUUM uu mobile crashed into an embank cal Lady Bird who likes to get good wear out of her wardrobe. Then it will be relegated to his- nown a mi uansi stairway jn Watsonville.

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