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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1987

Page

3

Counterdemonstrators Clash as Ku Klux Klan Rally in Forsyth County

In Cumming Georgia on a march to the Forsyth County Courthouse, Klan members in robes and white supporters clashed with civil rights demonstrators amid 1700 National Guardsmen. David Duke led about 400 whites, calling for a white civil rights movement. he was later arrested for reckless conduct. Authorities reported multiple arrests as tensions rose in a county with virtually no Black residents since a 1912 violence case.

Cumming Forsyth County Dennis Brock Atlanta Brock David Duke Louisiana National Association For the Advancement of White People U.S Duke Rustic

Forsyth County Civil Rights March Draws Up To 20000

The Forsyth County march drew an estimated crowd of 12 000 to 20 000 people with activists arriving at the courthouse square after a 1.4 mile walk from a shopping center. Notables including Bernice King Jesse Jackson Coretta Scott King and NAACP leader Benjamin Hooks spoke amid heavy police and guard presence and hundreds of buses from Atlanta.

Ozell Sutton U.S. Justice Department Office of Atlanta Georgia State Patrol Televi Sion Forsyth County Bernice King Martin Luther King Jr National Guard Hosea Williams Jesse Jackson Coretta Scott King Southern Christian Leadership Conference Joseph Lowery Benjamin Hooks National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Dean Carter Hall County

Talks End: 3 Americans 1 Indian Kidnapped In Beirut

Gunmen abducted four teachers from a Beirut university area as a guard mistook them for police. The captors fled in a jeep with the professors, threatening bystanders. U S officials confirmed the kidnappings and sought their immediate release.

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