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(Mount Clipping In Space Below) _ Wiretappers busy, Wallaee— tells Center Point audience - BY JOE CAMPBELL would be needed because a large |‘‘there has never been a ration News staff writer enrollment is anticipated. convention, “by either onal Gov. peorge tod at ret Touching on his presidential [which has been concerned about | @ crowd estimated a 1) primary campaigns in Wiscon- |the South.” | Center Point Saturday night j that “there’s no telling HOW] Weltere can ale denne: | BUT, HE SAID, “they know alace Sa people rougn- now that the Se Seer Cavey mea} Out the nation are beginning to |ihe' South vote in this elecifon * elsewhere in Alabama.” awaken to the trends at will determine who the President He said State Public Safety Di-| 27° ng away Individual twill be.” rector Al Lingo informed him rights. a. . Attacking the Civil Righ just before his speech that four| 1" your lifetime,” he said, Act, Wallace said the measure PAGE A-~-7 telephones had been found — THE BIRMINGHAM tapped thus far in Jefferson County. NEWS Without indicating who the ~ wiretappers might be, Wallace ~~ said ‘We know the Justice De- partment spends $20 million a year on wire-lapping equip ment,”’ WALLACE, WHO said ‘the State is not tapping telephones, declared,. ‘‘We believe people ought to have the right of pri- yacy protected.” Wallace’s speech climaxed the three-day “Center Point {Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.} a Days” trade promotion spon- ee sored by Center Point Cham- ae 3 ber of Commerce. He crowned the winner of the): | : “Miss Center Point” title, Pam Torck, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Torck. Winner of second place in the contest was Pat Hubbard. Geneva Liner placed third. : 1 Wallace told the enthusiastic gathering, ‘‘There will be a jun- ior college in your area by Sep- lember of next year.” Date: 8/16/64 Edition: FINAL Author: Editor: : BUSY, WALLACE TELI CENTER POINT AUDIT Pe He said he will attempt to Character: ar get the special session of the or ie Legislature to appropriate more = funds for the junior college so Classification: as.to_buit? a school twice the size aS originally planned. e Fa Wallace said the larger school has taken over every city, State} and county government in th) nalion, labor unions and busitipsses. Walbro ceaiA hie sr Walace sa his reply we _Jiberals who say “If you are Submitting Office: B irmingha (_] Being Investigated not going to conform you will] The governor said he had*- not get industry” fs that lastitalked with 100 top indbsttial year Alabama gained $344 mil-|leaders throughout the tion... lion in new and expanded in-;‘‘Not one of them said ht vas? to/dustry and is stiii gaining it this. year. - in favor of the civil rightstbill,” ;