Negro Veterans Voice Opposition To Racial Violence
New York UPI reports black veterans oppose riots in U S cities this summer. Interviews across the country show most veterans reject rioting, preferring work or education for economic gains. About 41 000 Negroes are to be discharged this year, with 8 000 to 15 000 having served in Vietnam, seeking jobs or schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Vietnam
America
UPE
John McReynolds
Montgomery
Ala
Tle
Americas
Don
Joey) Williams
Memphis
Memphis Veterans Hospital
Stakely Carmichael
H. Raphe
Brown
Cuba
Jodkal
Amerca
Jesse J. Parker
Pittsburgh
James
Budky) Warrick
Providence
Marine
W.G. Williams
Onslow County
N.C
Air Force
David James
I Jr
Pensacola
Pla
Carmichael
United States
Swolthay
Cash Register
Hoth
le Marines
James Butler
Lawrence Joe
Fort/philadelphia
Brags N.C
Mar
Luther King Jr. Army
Lta
Young
Butler
Asid Lous
Spee
Stephen
An McCall
Philadelpha
Winston
Srny
Bret Aber
Ace Spa Ag Br Vista
Harry S. Franklin
Harlem
Wst-T
Williams
King
Laniivary Grops
City’s Dog Pound Needs Improvements
City Manager Gene Forls says improvements are needed to prevent departures of dogs caught by the dog catcher, as residents report 41 pets retrieved by owners after climbing the council fence. The piece weaves in broader contentious quotes about social tensions and veterans’ experiences, reflecting a chaotic, multi-topic local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth OR Consequences
Gene Forls
Goetz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Corpora
Otilin Mighty
Urban League’ Veterans Affairs
Critical Homecoming
Othem
4Hat
Urban League
Whitney M. Young Jr
Parker
Don Yoey’ Williams
Pte Smith
Hayward Southland
Fremont
Sere Tet
Lenneys
Rimint Blige
CORAL
Avocado
Polar White'n Green
Concord
Sunvalley
Seneta
Lostorage
Hayward
Southland
Polar White
Mayfield Mall
View
Palo Alto
Westgate
San Jose