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F D-SuU (Hew, 7-16-63) 0 (Mount Clipping in Space Below) Wiretappers busy, tells Center Point . BY JOE CAMPBELY. ‘would be needed because a large i jews st T enrollment is anticipated. Gov. George C. Wallace told] Touching on his presidential ; a crowd estimated at 7,000 in) primary campaigns in Wiscon- Center Point Saturday night) sin indiana and Maryland, ; that “there’s no telling how Wallace sald people through. many, telephones have been! out the nation are beginning to tapped in Jefferson County and| Swaken to the trends which elsewhere in Alabama.” He said State Public Safety Di-| 4°6 (kl away Individual rector Al Lingo informed him| 85'S seas . just before his speech that four|_ “In your lifetime,” he said, Wallace | “there has never been a national convention, by either party, which has been concerned about the South.” BUT, HE SAID, “they. know mow that the way the le of ithe South vote in this elliction) ‘will determine who the Prejlident will be.”” Attacking the Civil Rights |, Act, Wallace said the measure (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) telephones had been found tapped thus far in Jefferson County. Without indicating who the wiretappers might be, Wallace said “We know the Justice De- partment spends $20 million a year on wire-tapping equip- ment.” WALLACE, WHO said the state is not tapping telephones, declared, “We believe people ought to have the right of pri- vacy protected.” Wallace’s speech climaxed the three-day ‘Center Point Days” trade promotion spon- | sored by Center Point Cham- ber of Commerce. He crowned the winner of the “Miss Center Point” title, Pam Torek, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. T. Torck. Winner of second place in the contest was Pat Hubbard. Geneva Liner) placed third. Wallace told the enthusiastic gathering, ‘There will be a jun- jor college in your area by Sep- tember of next year.” He said he will attempt to iget the special session of the {Legislature to appropriate more funds for the junior college so Wd a school twice the size as originally planned. Wallace said the larger school ___ PAGE A-7 THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS Date: 8/16/64 Edition: FINAL Author: Editor: tite: "WIRETAPPERS BUSY, WALLACE TELLS CENTER POINT AUDIEK Character: or Classification: Submitting Office: Birminghar (Being Investigated has taken over every city, state county government {n the'nation, labor unions and businjsses. Wallace said his reply to liberals who Say “It you. are’ not going to conform you will not get industry” is that last year Alabama gained $344 mil- lion in new and expanded in- [dustry and is still gaining it this year, s Pr fOae The governor said he pad- talked with 100 top industial ~ leaders throughout the nat “Not one of them said he ‘in favor of the civil rights bi he declared. INCLOSURE