Carlos Vows To Sue U S Board
John Carlos, banished U S Olympic athlete, said he would sue the U S Olympic Committee for defamation of character. He spoke from the stands at the Olympic Stadium during the track and field meet’s penultimate day.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1968
Page
10
John Carlos, banished U S Olympic athlete, said he would sue the U S Olympic Committee for defamation of character. He spoke from the stands at the Olympic Stadium during the track and field meet’s penultimate day.
San Jose sprinter discusses suspension with lawyers in Los Angeles and New York as Carlos and Tommie Smith face banishment from the U S team after the Black Power gesture at the victory ceremony. They plan to remain in Mexico City as Prof. Harry Edwards arrives to show support.
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