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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1969

Page

24

Guns and fears shape Cornell revolt picture controversy

An in-depth look at the Cornell University campus seizure by Black students in April, the gun presence, threats, cross burnings, and campus reactions. The feature contrasts how the widely published image sparked fear and debate about extremism versus self defense, with officials denying police inaction and noting numerous threats and alarms.

Cornell University UPI Cayuga Saters Cornel James A. Perkins America Perkins Cornell KKK Delta Upsilon Eugene J. Dymek Dymek Albert Miles Gloria Joseph Miles Jackie Robinson Tom Jones Martin Luther King Tne Jones Brother Robinson Black Liberation Front Raymond Bowers Richard I. Hofferbert

Youth for Christ marks 25th year at July 4 rally

U S congressman E Ross Adair will speak at the Winona Lake Fourth of July rally for Youth for Christ drawing about 5000 attendees. The event features a 300 voice choir and orchestra starting at 3 p.m. and runs through July 13, celebrating the group’s 25th anniversary. Adair, a Republican congressman on the Foreign Affairs Committee, backs Vietnam policy and campus radical prosecutions. He is a Methodist layman and the event is open to the public.

Youth For Christ E. Ross Adair U.S Winona Lake Adair House ‘Foreign Affairs Committee Vietnam United States

Women of the Ku Klux Klan revived in Indianapolis

Mrs. Kathryn Clements and Mrs. Vada Shepard of Indianapolis revived the defunct Women of the Ku Klux Klan by paying 42 dollars in back fees owed to the secretary of state's office.

Indianapolis Ku Klux Klan Kathryn Clements Vada Shepard WKKK Secretary of State

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