Mississippi black voting losses blamed on harassment and intimidation
Jackson reports show violence intimidation and theft edged many black candidates out in the November elections while white voters shifted to support. Affidavits cite poll watcher attacks and misdirected precincts as key factors alongside economic fears and coersive pressure from employers. Leaders vow to strengthen organization and register more blacks for future contests.
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Blacks active in city affairs express deep division over Mayor John Lindsay after five years in office. Some praise him for compassion and eloquence, others lament a loss of hero status as they weigh future political moves amid calls for a national black coalition to back a presidential candidate.
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