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OHIO NEGROES
Columbua, Ohie, Correspondent
October 7, 1963
Governor Rhodes has appointed several Negroes to high
positions for the first time in the history of the state, and has retained
the few Negroes appointed by Sovernor DiSalle. Some of the Rhodes
appointeed are:
Llewlyn Jack Coles, Administrative Assistant to the
Governor.
William 0. Walker, Industrial Relations Pirector.
Augustus G. Parker, Chairman, Industrial `ompensation Board.
Ellis Ross, Chairman, ivil Rights Commission.
Leonard Holland, Secretary-Treasurer, Civil Rights Commission.
William Willis, member of the Youth Commission.
Macco Clarke, member of the Education Regent Board.
Ralph Brown, examiner, Bureau of Unemployment Compensation.
Wade Franklin, Intergroup Relations chief.
Ralph Beason, Motor Pool Superintendent.
Robert Duncan, Chief Attorney of Liquor Control and Unemployment
Compensation.
Ollie Milner, Superintendent of Bedding and Upholstery.
J. Maynard Dickerson, a Lausche Democrat, was transferred from
chairman of the Industrial Compensation Commission to a member of the Liquor
Control Commission. Joseph Donegly retained his position as dhairman of the
Pardon and Parole Commission.
Salaries of these positions range from $10,000 to $14,000 a yearo
The record of Federal appointments of Negroes has not been
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