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D-304-3-62 (Mount Clipping in Spoce Below) Some Friendly, -aYVRS LNOD 3HOS. Wallacc, the boyish-faeed. attar. On!y five or six people refused ney general did seem a bit ruf- Ito shake Kennedy's hand when fled. The hcld it out to them. In several His appearance was explained Others Ignore Shake hands with people crowding press that the meeting had re- !gathered in the corridors. plaining his strong stand on seg. Bob Kennedy An unusual protest to Kennedy's regation with no compromise on meeting with the governor came the racial issue in sight. Iin the form of flowers. (Inaicate paqe, name o: Kennedy began his day this A wreath bearing a small Con- morning by having breakfast with newspaper, clly und slate.) .By DAVE CHESNLTTT Ifedcrate flag was placed over the two federal judges. Richard T. Journal Staff Writer Attorney General Robert ALABAMA JOURNAL Kennedy left Montgomery today ferson Davis was inaugurated as of the District Court here. at lt:30 a.m. ior Columbia, S.C. the first president of the Con- After the breakfast at Maxwell: MONTGOMERY, ALA. aiter conferring with Gov. Ceorge fec'eracy. Air Force Base where Kennedy: C. Wallace for an hour and 20 . Mrs. J. F. Dugger of Hope Hu!l had spent the night, he kept his. minutes in the governor's olfice. cxplained that she placed the ,9 a.m. apopintment with the gov. and cool disdain by the mitling cnemy foot." Janswered newsmen's questions on crowd of some 300 persons who had gathered this moning at ing the entrance of the Capitol. 'cussed. They inciuded: Integra. ' the State Capitol. !a shout from the crowd warned tion at the University of Ala. Kennedy arrived for his con- ! "Don't step on those flowers." bama; court matters involved in .ference at a.s3 a.m., less than !In h.s exit. Kennedy tactfully ragial issues: Montgomery ar 20 minutes alter 17 segregationist Javoiding going between the col- its beauty: Negro registrati?! :demonstrators were hauled off 'unns where thc star is located. cates: the national Democratc 'by local police lor parading with- | WORE SMILE pa.ty. Kennedy wore a smile through- out a permit. 'Summing up the conference, ing had takcn place or that the changed." pickets had becn arrested. Leading a cordon of highway ! In contrast to the picket slozans patrolmen, Kennedy moved out such as "Koon Kissin' Kennedy." .Jf the governor's office into the 4/25/63 the attorncy generai was grecled throng of people gathered in the nate: warmly by many of the on!ookers corr.dors. Eartion: Final o wion ne ofiered his nand. One of tis staff nenbers feli behind thc patrolmen who were Au'hor: clearing the way. On catching up t.d.tor: with them, he found he could not T:: VISIT OF ATTORNEY get back inside with his boss so he hung onto one of the patrol.- GENERAL TO MONTGOMER1 men's belts.. ALA., 4/24-25/63 Once inside and in the car Chuurir: INFO CONCERNIN which was to carry him to Max- well uhere he was scheduled to take-off at Il a.m., Kennedy Classthetoa! MO 62-1098 changed his plans and slopped 'at the Advertiser-Journal building MOBILE for a chat with Grover Hall Jr., editor of the Montgomery Adver- t.ser. He had visited the newspaper Wednesday night, but Hall was no! p'esent at that time. Kennedy was in thc air al 11:37 a.m. today, ending his visit