Jackson Forces Fifth Term Win At National Baptist Convention
In Louisville on September 4, President J H Jackson and allies moved to suspend rules and overrule tenure provisions, securing a fifth term by unanimous vote. Police quelled disturbances as anti Jackson delegates discussed injunctions and possible schism with Atty James M Maybrick handling the case.
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Williams warns South may spark another civil war
Aubrey Williams told the Highlander Folk School anniversary crowd that actions by Southern leaders threaten a fresh armed rebellion if federal court rulings extending equal protection are defied. He cited Byrd and Byrnes as example defiers, urging lawful reform rather than resistance.
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Angry minister assaults AME bishop in Michigan
In Grand Rapids Michigan Rev S M Davis attacked Bishop Joseph Gomez after a Michigan Conference of the AME Church session. Gomez suspended Davis, and authorities expect possible expulsion and license revocation from the conference.]]
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