Meridith Shot Sparks Arrest in Ole Miss Ambush
The shooter in the Mississippi ambush of Meredith is identified as Aubry James Norvell of Memphis. Norvell, held in De Soto County Jail for investigation, is expected to face assault with intent to murder charges. Meredith, marching from Memphis toward Kosciusko, was wounded as demonstrators passed a wooded area near Ole Miss.
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James Meredith
Meredith
Aubry James Norvell
Memphis
Norvell
de Soto County
Mississippi
Kosciusko, Miss
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
John F. Kennedy
Oxford
Visting
Here
Union to Lead Two Fronts in Antipoverty War
Union advocates a two front approach with grassroots involvement to organize a self government center for training and jobless support. Rev Moses Newsome leads the effort while Rev Leon H Sullivan aide helps form a steering committee with community leaders.
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K. W. Lee Heaid
Opportunities Indus
Came Here
United
OIC
Newsome
Moses Newsome
Meve
Ted Union
Leon H. Sullivan
Michael Kearney
AAY
Davis
Kearney
UNION
Sone
Charleston NAACP leader weighs Meredith ambush risk
Willard Brown and James Meredith discussed the possibility of an ambush last week. Brown, speaking in Washington after attending a Civil Rights Conference, warned of threats civil rights workers face and urged passage of the 1966 Civil Rights bill for protection.
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Meredith
City Naacp
Willard Brown
Charleston
NAACP
James Meredith
Montay Brown
Washington
Miedgar Evers
Brown
Evers
West Virginia
Eighteen Kanawha County French Teachers Earn Certificates
Eighteen high school French teachers in Kanawha County received certificates for completing a six week workshop. State School Superintendent Rex M. Smith announced the presentation in the board of education auditorium. The program covered audiovidual aids language labs and other classroom techniques.
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Kanawha County
Rex M. Smith
Board of Education
Elsie Bolin
Sister Mary Claire
Charles Cox
Helma Forsyth
Esther Gordon
Mary R. Griffin
June Hatfield
Dorothy
Lunsford Named Police Chief in Clarksburg
Lt. Clarence Lunsford, a veteran Clarksburg officer, was named acting police chief by City Manager Newton M. Cal on Monday. He succeeds Charles F. Pete Wilson who died of an apparent heart attack Sunday.
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Clarksburg
Clarence Lunsford
Newton M. Calam
Lunsford
Charles F. Pete Wilson
Summer of Clear Sailing Predicted for Kanawha Construction
Kanawha Valley construction activity may proceed smoothly as unions reach new two and three year agreements. Carpenters gain 15 cents per hour now and 96 cents over the contract. millwrights, cement finishers, and ironworkers also secure raises and fringe increases. Other unions report automatic boosts in ongoing contracts.
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Kanawha Valley
Walter E. Browder
Browder
Charleston
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Ashland Oil & Refining Company
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P.O
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Weall- Motorols-Dahlberg
Buchanan Hearing Aid Center
Greeks St. Charleston
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