Waynick Analyzes Black Power and Leadership
Waynick argues for a constructive Black Power rooted in voting, education, economic advancement, and civic service. He cites Albion Tourgee and Daniel Chamberlain on citizenship, warns against unfit leadership, and questions Floyd McKissick’s Cambodia study and CORE direction in Durham.
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Kornegay seeks LBJ aid to end airline machinists strike
Rep. Horace R. Kornegay of North Carolina urges President Johnson to mobilize all resources to end the week-old strike against five major airlines. He warns the stoppage harms North Carolina and other regions of the nation.
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