Word: mayor
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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TIME FOR AMERICANS (ABC, 7:30-8:30 p.m.). The fourth show in this series, on "Prejudice and the Police," interviews Mayor Louie Welch of Houston, and his chief of police, shows direct confrontation with cops and members of minority communities. Psychological refereeing is provided by Drs. Melvin P. Sikes and Sidney Cleveland...
Flashing his brightest smile, Cleveland's Mayor Carl Stokes shouted to the Negro youths in the Hough ghetto: "Who's gonna be the next President of the United States...
...chided the Negro Mayor. "Who is this man by my side?" A few uncertain voices replied: "Humphrey." "All right," repeated Stokes. "Now who's gonna be the next President of the United States?" Chorus: "Humphrey." Stokes: "I can't hear you." Chorus: "Humphrey...
Next day, New York's Mayor John...
...this gave rise to certain stop-gap measures. Mayor Cavanagh set up a rumor-control service; anyone wishing to check out a story could dial a number for information. A group of businessmen called MUST (Men United for Sane Thought) placed ads in suburban newspapers and on radio and TV, urging their fellow citizens to keep cool and not to buy arms...