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6 Burlington (N.C.) Times News, Wednesday, March 19CT Federal Police Control Seen States Attack Federal Authority 13 5 million members, and the (amendments brought some erryear, $1.30 in the second year, By DAN HAMRICK American Federation of State, jlciyes of slates and political J1.4S in me unru ana in uie subdivisions under coverage 01 lourm, some 1.1 nuwun puum. County and Municipal Em BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) Twenty sut states went to court today with arguments that a emnloves are alfecied. federal waee and hour provi ployes, representing more than sions for the first time. The court action delayed the: statute's date of enactment A three iudse federal panel I luu.uuu employes ot scnoois, nos 'oitats and other institutions, federal law threatens to era ine federal state system and could lead to federal control of police which had been Feb.

2, 1957. becan todav a hearing on the ijoined on the government sidej If hosm als and schools can as tnenos ot me court. departments. the subjects of regulation," iTeias said in its eomDlaint. 'constitutionality of the amend imcnts and on a request by the for an injunction to pro the federal government "The areatest simile victorv "then the oubiic health depart The caw raises a question as; old as the United States: Wiere does federal authority end and in the war on poverty," the AFL CIO has called the legisla ment, the police, the highway department, even the legisla tion.

who needs a PI better car: states' rights from enforcing their provisions, The federal government has filed a motion for dismissal. Attv. Gen. Francis B. Burchl The siates which are narties ture woum ot suujbci im regulation al the whim of Congress." to the suit are; Alabama, Arizo Maryland and the other states their arguments so voliunk nous that a eroeerv cart was! fif MarvlanH initiatpri the Suit' na, Arkansas, Colorado, Dela Defendants are W.

willardj ware, Florida, Hawau, Iowa, against the law, wtuch seis mm wiriz, trcieuuy oi muoi, used lo move the file are at irator of the Wage and Hour schools. hospitals. nursing homes and institutions for the sachusetts. Mississippi, Mis Isouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, 'New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Ohio, South Carolina. and Public Contracts Division of the Labor Department; and William Hai gadine, a regional director of the division.

I mentally or physically handi fanned nnblic and nrivate. south uaKota, Texas, Virginia, The law fines their minimum hourly wage at $1.15 in the first The AFL CIO, representing! Vermont, and Wyoming. Places For Older Folks In Corps Contest In Doubt LBJ Backer In Close Race By TOM SEPPY WASHINGTON (AP) The' Vietnam his campaign theme. Harry Lurvin, cnairman ol public may think of Peace Corpsmen mostly as low paid, college age idealists. But there ia opportunity to serve at pretty fair wages for older men and women with manage the State Koard of Elections.

Check The Daily Times News By ART HATTON JR. I Tiernac, 38, elected to the An advocate of caffi" Johnson's Vietnam policy today jpaigned as a strong advocate of held a slim 370 vcite margin! President Johnson's pohcies over an administration critic injVietnam. a special coT gressbral election! The late Rep. Fogarty had race. jbeen in Congress for 28 years said Tuesday night the outcome of the election may not be known for at least seven days.

Under Rhode Island law, he said, DiPrete has seven days in ment know how. Take Dr. Stephen Dachi. chairman of a department atj ui'txesi me eiui figures. Lfllege of uentistrj.

Hen be ahn(00 mmv this vear's session. this year's session. Curvin said it DiFrele lues a Tieman carried Providence. initio in Smith imeHca 1 'ted. orotest todav.

or files an affi the state's larizest city, by morel davit saying he does not intend program in Colombia. I State Sen. Robert 0. Tiernan.j Dr. Dachi is one of 70 personsWarwicb.

received 55.288) r. fAn iJvntes in cnppisl plff than 6,000 votes to give him the to protest, the absentee ballot slight iead. count can start at once. Otherwise, he said, the elec tion board must wait the re who'll be replacing Peace' Ion to find a successor to the An independent candidate, the Corps staff personnel overseas: late Democratic Rep. John E.Rev.

Albert Q. Perry of Provi in the next six months at sala Fogarty of the 2nd District. received just 3,054 votes, ries up to S23.000 a year. His Republican A pacifist, he made peace in miired seven days before beginning the absentee count. one of the reasons they re Cranslon Mayor James changing jobs is Margaret M.jJr.

polled 51918. DiPrete, 39, Conroy, an attractive 30 year ihad called for a halt to the U.S. oM former New Yorker who! bombing of North Vietnam as a has been the Peace Corps' chief; hopeful prelude to peace talks talentscoutsineeDee.fi. i with Hanoi during the cam Reaction To Pope's New Encyclical Is Varied NEW YORK (APi Sonic which he finds within his own "Things have really been hee paign. tie during these past few The district has voted Demo months, she said in an lnter icratic since 1946.

view. "We've received ap Roman Catholic churchmen see'eonscience satisfactory." no major shift in the church's' Dr. Frank W. Notestein, prcs position on birth control in the ident of the Population Counci: plications tor obs trom people around the country. Arid we have about 4,000 applications from Teturnin2 volunteers." latest encvclical issued by Pope of New York, said: Dent Likely To Be New ATM! Leader ram vt.

"The encvclical renresents a Miss Conroy, whose official title is director of the Peace Corps talent search, heads aS But Dr. Alan F. considerable advance. It recog president of the Planned Parenthood Federstfnn of America staff of 11, including 4 inter tuzes the effects of over rapid population growth on economic: viewers. r.

Isaid the Potie's remarks were! th aMto VTinkMeT Plfrederlck B. Dent, pres dent of a ver forward lernmente should be sensitive to KT Mills at Arcadia, S.C.,1 The aspects of the encyclical this problem, and it stresses Staff members wrvo ss expected to he nsmed rrea ldeaIule with social and econom individual conscience and mora e4 SerSfficers uttd? a 30 "'dent of the Testieic eqmUty at least initial Uty. These points are Important! 1ST AHhS JtiMMtera Institute daring'susplclott from the conservative themselves." For The Best Selection! The dealers and private parties who advertise in Times News Want Ads will help you get to their lot or home if you're seriously interested in purchasing a car. ond SO monta tour Is 106 Aiim wnrenu6n opemng naooi Jiagar magma, ot uie fc k. Thursdav.

The Pone, in the encvclical! Wilshire Bottleyard Temple in, iissued Tuesday, gave the sup Los Angeles, saifl: have career tenure as do civil! r4. vice Prfisid' fi "The encvclical does not criti service employes. wod. UKef "ihiam cjwil. cnairmai ooara port of the Koman Catholic etaVt at sno ox ine otna'cn governmen'i Dirsn, on oerJn and hif Dan ffiTer Jims.

Dan control education to check the JChurch to governmental birth; depend on the person and his viite, Va. ipapulation explosion so lone as cize capitalism as such but means, I think, that capitalist countries with plenty should help countries that haven't got it provided they use it wisely, and there's no objection to experience, not necessarily the job. Miss Conroy savs ber staff is mis eaucauon aoes not iaie Three congressional leaders will speak durina the convention "moral on foreign trade, with emphasis The D2Dal statement did not on textile imports, ihey are mat." ireiax uie enuren mng stanoing well advanced in filling th: 70 vacancies for overseas jobs which will begin opening July 1. There also will be 24 openings in; Sen. Everett M.

Dirksen, HLlhan on chemical or mechanical Milton Friedman. Universitv imetbods of birth control. of Chicago economist, com Senate minority leader; Rep. Phil M. Landrum, chairman of an informal House corn Vatican exnerts said the new! mented: viasmngton.

Miss Conrov said she "One of the basic principles of iminee on textues ana nep. economies is specialisation of. approach toward family plan tiinK would likely end organised resistance by Catholics in some nations to birth control legisla S8 IW. J. Bryan Dom, M.C., sec i function and division of labor.

It Interviewers have. gone toi dpJiv Erwin will deliver the nresi is clear the Pope snould stick to bis special function, which is tion and dissemination of in major cities to talk with inter dent's address at the opening formation on the subject. ested applicants. Previously, all theology, not economics." The word encvclical also interviewing was done in Wash winstoDSalemi N.c.; lunciieon Thursday. Archie K.

ington. chairman of the board of Wa rejected the idea tnat private orowrtv and free commerce One recruiter concentrates; Eank only on women and minority absolute rights, saying that Look the car over is it the one you want? You can soon fell when you step behind the wheel and start the motor. Take a test drive to make certain chances are, you'll fall in love with the car before you return. will speak to the 1,000 textile I I executives and their wives. Rraups such as Negroes and Mexican Americans.

Reps. Dom and Landrum will oiscuss me texuie imports sit help for those who tack basic needs must come first. It also rejected imlimited capitalism as a "woeful system" that sees profit as the key to eennomic progress and suggested more Humphrey In Germany For Talks By HaRkY kellv uation Saturday, prior to ben. Dirksen's speech on foreign! trade. lazes on the wealthy to help! Weekend Shapes Up As Good, One meet me.

cost ot am programs tor uie poor. BONN. German? (API The Rev. James McHuzh Vice President Hubert H. Hum director of the Family Life Bu Catfish Cole Moves To Greensboro reau of the National Catholic phrey arrived in West Germany today for talks with West German officials and the top Amer Welfare Conference Washine By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Inn s.

iiri 111., eivwlirsl'; nncl. ican diplomats stationed in Europe and Canada. lion on birth control was "basi a restatement" of the' Humphrey flew to Wahn Air GREENSBORO (AP) James (Catfish! Cole, 41. onetime Ku Although its beginning is still two days away, North Carolina's weekend is shaping up as a very pleasant one, weather church's position as set forth in Now, you're in luck! You'll get more value for your money right now. Whether you trade, pay cash, or finance a balance, you'll save the most when you buy now.

the Ecumenical Council ctmsti 1 nm Se Hux Klan grand in tuton "On thfl Church in the.La" wn" wise. North Carolina, nas moved to Modem World." iTuesday The weatherman said tnrlav Greensboro, and Klansmen sav His discussions in Bonn were Father McHuEh said: "On the one hand, he is calling for a cer that with the exception of a few he will open a health club soon, scattered showers in eastern' Cole was top man in the KKK North Carolina late today, skies1 in North Carolina in 1958 when iexpected to focus on relations jbetween the United States and (West Germanv and nartictiiarlv tain maturity of conscience on the part of married couples and Come a runnin'. muk a IUIIIMII a band of Lumbee Indians force ine west Lierman government si for responsible parenthood should be clear to partly cloudy and that warm temperatures should prevail through Friday. I The extended forecast called! for clear to oartlv plnudv drips! lacs enaiasiasm tor me proposed treatv to check the soread slful'y broke up a Klan rally near IMaxton. Cole' was convicted for inciting a riot and was In prison almost 18 months.

Ifs your turn to drive a better automobile! based on the structure of the family, the needs of society and the moral law. "On the other hand, eovem jof nuclear weapons. From the airrort. which J. Robert Jones of Granite through the weekend, with pos serves both Bonn and Colofine.

Oiiarr. hflq taken an nnnarent Iments must provide and protect iiniy some ram Dy Mommy. Humphrey drove to Cologne to visit a catneorai. 'inen ne was us'" iiuma uuutigu uie weeA jreins in ivjnn arouna in re ispuusiuie fiaiems tan titiaac lo so to Bad Godesbere out end are exnected tn ranre intnl 'true moral choice, and it is this cent vears. side Bonn for the conference' the 70s, with nighttime lows be problem that most concerns of U.S.

ambassadors. Some of Cole's colleagues look upon the sometime Baptist Breach er and onetime circus ing mostly in the ws. These favorable mnditions! jAmencan bistwpt. I "The Pone asks onlv that the Later Humohrev was to meet roustabout's move to Greens 1 stronger governments retrainj wim winy uranot, west Germany's vice chancellor and foreign are being caused by a large Ugh prewure system now centered over Canada which is ex jrom seizing upon lainuy pian 'boro as a bid to regain a position erf influence in the stats minis ter. nine as the only answer to dov The meellMs todav and Kim ertv.

and that they avoid gener Better Selection Every Day In The Daily Times News pected to move southeastward; durins the next cowrie of dv. Clvde Webster. Titan of the return visit to Germany April 6, when Humphrey will have ating societal pressures that might infringe on the freedom Some representative high low talks with Chancellor nun readings miring the 24 hours of married couples." Dr. Guttmacher said the Pone Kiesineer. 5th District, said Tuesday that Cole a native of Marion, S.C., would be performing Klan business in the Greensboro area in addition to operating a health complete benediction, as Humphrey will be trying to smooth the way for the nuclear ended at 7 a.m.

today were Asheville 66 and 50, Greensboro 5 and 57, Charlotte 73 and md Wilmington 74 and SB. Heaviest amounts of precipi lar as i can ueiermine, countries to mount their own nation CJUD. Webster expressed confidence CA 6 4414 nonproliferatHtn treaty. Negotiations in Geneva are no In recess for six weeks while the, United States tries to line up its al programs in population control as Ion as they respect the rieht of the Individual to make that any differences between aiitm Quring tnis perioa rangefl rom fix tenths at Charlotte to I'ven tcnlhs at Hickory. Uie and Jones can be "ironed out." Ichoice and to use the method allies bentna tne proposed pact..