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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1963

Page

2

Birmingham confronts flood of anti segregation protests

Police dispersed demonstrators as more than 1,000 Negroes gathered in a park and downtown. Fire trucks and water hoses were used while clashes erupted, two protesters were hit by water, and state police moved in upon Wallace's request. Rev Andrew Young and King pushed for goals including jobs, desegregation, mixed committees, and dropping charges.

Birmingham Ares Wallace P Montgomery Eugene Connor Andrew Young King Alabamas

Pensioners Offered Free Optical and Hearing Aid Help

OAS pensioners may receive new hearing aids and glasses at no cost. Dr. Low Outercenrist and Dr. Sosa OD arrange care. information available by phone or visit 37 Pine Ave Long Beach or Wilmington locations. Contacts include 1268 Sartori for assistance.

OAS Californie Pine Ave Long Beach Sosa Hern Io Wilmington Avalon Blvd Toe Sartori

President Hopeful of Settlement Continues to Seek Peace

President hopes a settlement in Birmingham can be brokered by local leaders. Kennedy met officials as Hatcher described White House strategy: time for concessions, desegregation steps, and pressure on moderation among white civic leaders while Boutwell’s May 16 hearing looms. Federal intervention lacks legal basis, sit-in arrests rise before Supreme Court cases on desegregation.

Tral Robert Kennedy White Houses Hatcher Birmingham White House Land Hatcher Martin Luther King Jr Albert Boutwell Boutwelus State Supreme Court Washington Department New York Howe Justice Department Tsach US Supreme Court University of Mississippi Montgomery Ala

Birmingham Faces Desegregation Demonstrations Tense Clash

Birmingham officials fear mass Negro protests after 700 jailed last Thursday as downtown crowds of several thousand drew white panic. Talks between white businessmen and Black leaders aim at desegregation steps, better jobs, and a biracial committee while officials urge restraint and avoid outside agitators.

Birmingham Ala Lhose Melvin Bailey Bailey Hailey Woolworth Nona Melvin Ne’groes

Arraign Pair in Kidnaping and Slaying

Two 20 year old men William Atlas and Tommy Spencer were arraigned in Los Angeles on two counts of kidnaping and one of murder in the death of Billy E Jack a 19 year old sailor in Long Beach. They allegedly abducted the men after a ride from Ocean Boulevard and Cherry Avenue and drove them to Watts where shots were fired. Paul Clements 20 survived by shielding Jack.

Lhorers Long Beach Los Angeles William Atlas Tommy Spencer Ernestine Stabbut Atlas Spencer Yaary Billy E Jack San Diego Jackland Paul Clements

Embalmer Receives Five Year Term After Arrests

A local embalmer living at 251 N Lemon St was sentenced to a five year term for charges stemming from a crab dish incident at a church site. Judge Maurice C Sevent Street and Xin Sparling Avenue presided as four others were injured in the event.

Ion Penbalmer N. Lemon St Ary Ridsti Og Crab Dhirded Maurice C Seventh Street Xin Sparling Avenue Daniel Harold Harold Him

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