...a Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.Turnipseed was a campaign staffer and national campaign director for Gov. George Wallace of Alabama from 1967-72. Since 1973, he has written and spoken out about racial, environmental, gender and economic...
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Mr. George Wallace Bell, age 84, beloved husband of the late Florence Mathis Bell, entered into rest Tuesday, February 27, 2007. Funeral services...
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Mr. George Wallace Bell, age 84, beloved husband of the late Florence Mathis Bell, entered into rest Tuesday, February 27, 2007. Funeral services...
...well as the political options," said Mr. Condon, who termed Mr. Hodges' plan "the George Wallace strategy." In 1963, Alabama Gov. George Wallace stood in a doorway in an attempt to keep black students from enrolling at the University...
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Funeral services for Mr. George (GW) Wallace Brown, 77, who entered into rest on June 15, 2012, will be conducted this Thursday, June 21, 2012 at 11 AM at Good Hope Baptist Church with Reverend Dr. J.R. Hatney officiating. Interment
...the original Marxist and the supreme leader of Iran, just as I highly doubt the Tea Party is led by a love for George Wallace and the old days of Jim Crow. Certainly, there are individuals in both movements who are involved for the wrong...
...trying to ingratiate himself with the black commissioners with a little speech about civil rights, former governors George Wallace and Carl Sanders and the rule of law, prefatory to getting on with the facts of his client's zoning issue, but...
...James is indeed our No. 1 ambassador" at a lengthy ceremony at the Augusta Riverfront Marina, with Alabama Gov. George Wallace, Georgia Gov. Joe Frank Harris and President Reagan sending congratulatory messages.In January 1997, a ceremony...
...of just the opposite: unlimited government, deficit-spending, unconstitutional socialists. Looks like Gov. George Wallace was certainly right when he said, "There isn't a dime's worth of difference between the two parties."The...
...South, when Birmingham police set attack dogs and high-pressure fire hoses on nonviolent protesters and when Gov. George Wallace tried to block black students from enrolling at the University of Alabama. In August, about 250,000 people participated...
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