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Bi en I et ae th lal i ad Bel ending yesterday showed the center conducted 31 workshops in which there were 2,481 parti-'. cipants. Horton said an “over- whelming majority” of the work- shops dealt with voter registra- tion and education. Yesterday’s announcement was the third in less than one month to focus major attention in voter acitivity in South| Carolina. ; James Farmer, national direc- tor of the Congress of Racial equality (CORE) launched a statewide voter registration campaign from Columbia on May 2. CORE plans to use a 100-man task force to register Negroes in the state, CORE REJECTED CORE’s entry into the state's t voter registration picture was! rejected by the Rev. I. DeQuin-(j cy Newman, field secretary of |} the South Carolina NAACP, Mr, Newman has been quoted as saying South Carolina Ne-F groes need no outside help "| voter registration, Evidence of disagreement be- tween South Carolina NAACP officials and the national office f became apparent earlier this month however, with the an-f nouncement that about 1,200 vol- unteers would enter Alabama, Misssissippi and South Carolina!” to work in voter registration; projects this summer. Le nay oh +