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  • /o Mrs. Richard Bolling Senator Hugh Scott c •; ~ - , . r "We.. the undersigned do fully endorse the attached petition addressed to Pre_sident Lyndon B . Johnson -- /7tU. ? Yo dn P~~ PA· 7/Ua- . ~ P~jit Jtd,t:- /~_e !ti~/ #. c 'J i l ~I
  • the Voting Rights Act of 1965, may I respectfully suggest that you consider Major Hugh Robinson to accompany you on this occasion . [1 of 6 (front)] l .r. .1 [1 of 6 (back)] THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON August MEMORANDUM It has FOR 4, 1965 JACK
  • into orbit by Thor-Delta from Cape Kennedy. January 20: NASA Deputy Administrator Hugh L. Dryden announced that u.s.s.R. had notified u.s. that it would participate in space conununication experiments using Echo II. January 21: Relay II active
  • • Cody Fowler Harold J. Gallagher Nathan B. Goodnow William T. Gossett William P. Gray Erwin N. Griswold Robert E. Lillard Arthur Littleton Ross L. Malone • William L. Marbury Orison S. Marden • Burke Marshall David F. Maxwell Robert W . Meserve • William
  • of the efforts of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in its drive for total school integration. OPEN-HOUSING MARCH,GRANDRAPIDS, MICHIGAN Lieutenant Harold Stoddard, Grand Rapids, Michigan, Police Department, advised that yesterday
  • WITH HUGH SIDEY Time Magazine in the Oval Office August 9, 1967 2 - 3:30 p. m. The President, in discussing recent crises, said he remembered the first few months in office when troubles seemed much more severe. To put problems in perspective, he
  • . Frank J. Horton (R-N.Y.) Sen. Jacob K. Javits (R-N.Y.) Rep. Joeeph M. McDade (R-Pa.) Rep. F. Bradford Morse (R-Mass.) Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.) Rep. Stanley R. Tupper (R·Me.) " ... we ought to remember what John Stuart Mill 01 of the reasons we ought
  • to denounce the city's intent to turn over 146 acres in the heart of the Central Ward as a site for the State's new medical and dental college. Such was the growing opposition to Mayor Hugh Addonizio's administration by vocal black residents of the city