No Let-Up Seen In Picketing
New York AP reports Black leaders split on civil rights bill. James Farmer says demonstrations will continue, Roy Wilkins cautions about resistance, MLK Jr. envisions a cool breeze but vows testing in Florida Georgia Alabama, James Foreman expects defiance in Mississippi, Malcolm X predicts a violent backlash and brief calm before more upheaval.
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Malcolm X
Virginia Governor plans special redistricting session
Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. announced a special session of the General Assembly to draw new statewide legislative districts following a Supreme Court ruling. He proposed preliminary redistricting bills, noted elections timing implications, and urged action before the 1965 elections while criticizing the court decision as undermining checks and balances.
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Fatal Gun Battle Follows Office Argument in Columbia
Two SLED officers clashed outside the Columbia headquarters. Sheriff John Byrd Zeigler of Bamberg County died in hospital after the pistol fight. Another SLED agent, George Powell, said Fender was wounded and a second officer was critically injured. Thorpe and Fender reportedly argued before the exchange. Zeigler, a former Bamberg sheriff, graduated from USC Law School and joined SLED full time. An ambulance rushed others to hospital as the fight lasted about 15 minutes.
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Denmark Premier Krag says Khrushchev clings to outdated ideology
Danish Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag accused Soviet Premier Khrushchev on television of adhering to an outdated ideology after Khrushchev called Denmark capitalist. The exchange followed Khrushchev’s five day visit and a joint communique signed with Krag.
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Axer Wey Mad Dow
Night race demonstrations banned in St. Augustine
Gov. Farris Bryant banned nighttime demonstrations by both white and Negro groups after a wave of clashes at public and private beaches in St. Augustine. The order voids any protest from 8:30 p.m. to sunrise, with penalties up to five months in jail and fines up to $500 for violators. Two arrests were reported, one from each side, as police dispersed the crowd.
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Farris Bryant
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