Patent Thinks Black America Lacks Faith in Justice
Associated Press report cites Robert L. Carter, NAACP official resigning Dec. 1, saying Negroes view U S law as biased and police power used to keep blacks down. He notes desegregation violations, housing and employment gaps, and calls for genuine equality to restore respect for the rule of law. Carter warns of the police as a white tool to maintain the status quo.
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James R. Polk
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
United States
Robert L. Carter
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Commission On Violence
Carter
South
North
NAACP
U.S. Supreme Court
Violence Commission
Commission
Ronald Dworkin
Yale University
Chicago Negro student strike widens across 27 high schools
The six week old Harrison High boycott has grown into a citywide threat to Negro attendance at 27 of Chicago's 56 public high schools. Negotiations fail, as board and militants clash over whether to discipline or meet demands.
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Joseph R. Tybor
Associated Press
Chicago
Harrison High School
West Side
Chicago Board of Education
Hope Arkansas Negro Student Boycott Expands Citywide
James Harvey, adviser to Black Students for Defense, says students will organize mass actions to push demands. By Oct 7 the first citywide boycott began after a list of aims including more Negro teachers and Afro-American history courses. About half of 144,000 district enrollment missed class across 27 Negro schools on Oct 7 and Oct 14.
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James Harvey
Harvey
Harrison
Students For Defense
Bond Plan for Prison Farm to Fund Maximum Security Unit
John Haley says Arkansas Board of Correction will propose a bond issue financed by prison farming and industrial operations to fund a maximum security unit at the state penitentiary. Crank to unveil financing plan proposing a $1 million bond. half to mechanize farming, $50,000 for product manufacturing, rest for security complex. Haley cites $125,000 yearly prison income and 10-year bond retirement potential. Crank’s plan would still involve state funds via prison farming proceeds.
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Little Kuck
John Haley
Board of Correction
Haley
Arkansas Legislative Council
Marion H. Crank
Crank
Tursty Community Group Meeting Notice
The Order of Eastern Star Zotent Chapter No 4 will hold its meeting at 7 pm Friday November in 1968. We urge all members to please be present for the gathering. Smokey Says.
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Pam
Smokey
Ophelia Logan Family Thanks Friends for Sympathy
The Logan family expresses heartfelt appreciation to friends for expressions of sympathy following the death of their loved one. Ophelia Logan and family extend thanks for support and kindness during this difficult time.
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