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... D-351-+ {Maun: Clipping in Spoce Belaw} RFK, Wallace Hod Position Kennedy said at an informa ALABAMA JOURNAL Neither Changed news conference afler the meet- ling that he told the governor he MONTGOMERY, ALA. !felt the federal government had made a mistake in having aerial On Segregation; photographs of the University of Alabama. Wallace assured him, the attor- ney general said, that the slate Talk 'Pleasant' could have made such photo- graphs available on request. Ken- nedy said there are no plans noy. to ask for such photographs #. By REx thOmAs any other universitics in Alt Of' Associated Press Lama Atty. Gen. Robert F. Keanedy assured Gov. George BFFORTS ASSURED Vallace today that he had rather leave integration in, IThe attorney general said he. Aiabama up to the state but warned that court rulings nderstood Wallace is still op vill be enforced. posed to vioicnce in racia! mat- Following an lour and 20 minute conterence with ters, and said the governor as. Mennedy, Wallace declares sured him all cforts would be Jat his position w as th? made to maintain law and orcer. In returm, Kennedy said he told same as bc f ore and re- the governor that no outside force Terred repcatedly to his of any kind. not even the federal campaign promise to stand: government, should interfere with Dale: 4/25/63 in the schoolhouse door toj integration. He said nevcrtheless :revent desegregation. I+mn: Final it was thc duty of the Justice De- \EITHER CHANGED partment to sea that federal court Autior: Both Kennedy and Wailace de. orders are put irto effect. Later: cribed the mceting as pleasant Turning to polities, the attorney Ttle:VISIT OF ATTORNEY Ind both agreed that neilier had general, who was Prerident Ken- hanged thcir views. GENERAL TO MONTGOMERY. nedy's campaign inanager in 196n. The President's brother wa. said wallace apparenlty is still ALA., 4/24-25/63 ieavily guarded as he walke. opposed to his brother's re-elect- ChsuCt..: INFO CONCERNING hrough the slate house by fedey. ion in 1964. Il. state and lucal law enforce. DISCUSSED CASES nent agencies. He said they also discussed fed. Clissttettion: MO 62-1098 .Aiso sitting in on the conference eral discrimination cases against Sut mithing Oill~? MOBILE vere Executive Director Ed E. voter registrars. and in pasting. leid of the abina Lcague of current racial demonstrations in unicipalities who arranged the Birmingham. neeting and was invited by Ken. The demonstrations Iedy to attend: Stale Finance Di. began short time bcfore Kenredy ar. cctor Seymore Tramineli, and eutor-the conferenee Jurke Marshall, chief of the Jus. ice Department's civil rights di- .ision.