Deepening Crisis VIII A Closeup Of The New Negro Militant Move
An editor note previews a seven part AP series on rising Negro militancy. Leaders in Chicago Cambridge and Brooklyn push confrontational tactics while moderates face branding as cowards. Kennedy cites redress as the path, and figures like Powell Malcolm X and James Farmer warn of a long hot summer with civil rights tensions and intergroup friction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
James H. Meredith
J. H. Juitson
Rane
National
Asociation For the Advancement of
Sam Riley
Age of Racial Equality
Cambridge
Kennedy
Brooklyn
Bedford- Stuyvesant
New York
Harlem
Urban League
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Whitney Young Jr
James Farmer
CORE
Probate Notice and Trinity Boundary Bill in Alabama Legislature
Estate of Robert Drewry Lacy probate letters granted to Katherine Donovan Lacy executrix on July 15 1963 all claims must be presented within legal time. Also a proposed Alabama bill seeks to extend Trinity Morgan County boundaries by adding described land including portions of Section 30 and nearby highways in Township 5 South Range 5 West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Drewry Lacy
Gene H. Lentz
Morgan County
Katherine Donovan Lacy
State OF
Alabama
OF Morgan
Legislature of
Trinity
Decatur. Moulton Highway
Decatur-Moulton
Standard Oil ad promotes Crown gasoline lineup
An advertisement for Standard Oil of Kentucky touts Crown Extra Crown and Economy Crown gasoline. It claims long mileage dependable performance and full power at a good price urging drivers to stop at Standard stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Kentucky
Dothan Brothers Drown in Pond While Playing
In Dothan Alabama on a summer day two brothers Richard Jackson 11 and David 9 drowned near shore after the elder went in to aid his younger sibling. A playmate Clyde Bell 15 said David wandered into deep water and Richard rushed in to help, both sinking about five to six feet from the shore. Passersby alerted authorities but resuscitation failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Ala
Richard Jackson
David
Clyde Bell
Richard
Nesby W. Jackson
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Morgan County Alabama
Federal National Mortgage Association announces a public sale of property at the east door of Decatur courthouse on September 6 1963. Lot 32 Block 3 Westlawn Subdivision Decatur Alabama 1963 mortgage details recorded in Morgan County files with W L Chenault as attorney for the assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibson
Adella R. Gibson
Jackson Securities & Investment Company
Delaware
Morgan County
Alabama
Federal National Mortgage Association
Federal
National Mortgagee Association
Decatur
County of Morgan
State of
Westlawn
Help Wanted Travel Crew and Local Notices
Classifieds show an employment ad seeking six young men ages 18 to 24 to travel in the U. S. for a large firm with training and pay. Also personal notices include thanks for kindness after illness and death of a husband and father, with acknowledgments to nurses and doctors. Various names and contact details appear among miscellaneous ads.
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U. S
City
Fleming
Cornelian Court Hotel
W. P. Woodruff
Baugh
Wiley & Smith Clinic
Wiley
Dannely
Carl Moore
Sam Germany
Buddy Self
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Mae
Meredith
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Jackson
William Payne
Savannah State College For
Uncle Tom
Big
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Africa
Adam Clayton Powell
Dn.y
Abyssinian Baptist Church
Harlem Democratic Club
Harlem Democrat
Malcolm X
White Plumbing CO
Chester Jones
Hicks Chevrolet
Chester
Hicks Carol
Dixie
Tandard
Southern Railroad Company
Albert P. Brewer
Ralph E. Slate
W. L. Chenault
Minin
Tory
Huntsville Health Club
St John’s Paris House
6Th Ave
S.E. W
Sears
Call O’neal Terry
Sears Roebuck and CO
2Nd Ave
Wright's
NORGE
Birmingham
Johnson
T.yv
Joebennee
Decatur Ala
Henry Ww Wade
F. D. Rudd
Bidrin
Swift & Co
Grey
Paul C. Davis
Isaac A. Williams
Ernestine Williams
Isaac Williams
Herry Wade
Raymond Matthews
Carridale
Mrs. Ruth Woodruff
Business Services
Sears Services
Sears Appliances
Sears Home Appliances
U.S.A
O'Neal Terry
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