Dixie Death Plot Told by Solon
Mississippi congressman Edwards reports on civil rights tensions during a trip to Ruleville McComb and Melcomb. He proposes federal action and presence on Freedom Days to protect students and civil rights workers, and to arrest local police who harass protesters. The visit included talks with officials and threats of Klan trouble.
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Rights Workers Home Blasted by Three Bombs in McComb
In McComb Mississippi a civil rights workers home was hit by three bombs. Two men suffered injuries as the blast blew out a wall of the converted garage where ten workers slept. FBI agents cordoned off the scene awaiting an explosive expert as investigators labeled it the third bombing in recent weeks.
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