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Newspaper

Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1978

Page

5

Soul City ten years on a bold black venture

Floyd McKissick built Soul City in Warren County North Carolina to prove black participation in free enterprise. By 1978 the 5000 acre town is partly developed with 50 families in new homes and hundreds employed daily. Despite skepticism and Klan hostility the GAO found Soul City books clean and grant money flowed, with plans for 13000 houses and 40000 residents in 30 years.

Tom Tiede Soul City N.C NEA Floyd McKissick McKissick Warren County U.S New York Ku Klux Klan Congress of Racial Equality Jesse Helms R-N.c GAO A. Phillip Randolph America Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Maryland Democrats pick Beverly Byron for Congress

In Annapolis the Democratic State Central Committee unanimously selected Beverly Byron to run for her late husband's seat in Congress, blocking a potential default ballot for Melvin Perkins, a 53 year old ex convict who had briefly been the Republican nominee after Goodloe Byron's death. Perkins argued court rulings allow his ballot eligibility, while officials disputed that interpretation.

Annapolis UPI Maryland State Democratic Committee Beverly Byron Congress Melvin Perkins Perkins GOP Rep Goodloe Byron Byron Mee Ting Baltimore George Nilson Richard Nixon Senate Edward Mason Democratic State Central Committee

Amin shifts blame with Tanzania invasion threat in Uganda crisis

President Idi Amin telegraphed a possible Tanzanian invasion to divert attention from Uganda's domestic crisis. Diplomats and West German envoys said the claim may be a tactic amid tensions with the United States over Amin's alleged genocide. A Ugandan military spokesman reported Tanzanian troops crossing the border and engaging government forces as Carter halted Uganda trade.

Nairobi UPI Idi Amin Tanzania Uganda Amin United States Washington Kam Radio Uganda Foreign Ministry Dar Es Salaam Carter America

Crosby widow keeps Bing's memory alive with Yuletide show

Kathryn Crosby leads family in taping this year's Crosby Yuletide TV special for CBS as she recalls Bing Crosby's 49 year artistic bond, his death a year ago, and their plans for the future. She writes a book of Bing letters, tours with Same Time Next Year, and remains involved with San Francisco's American Conservatory Theater while planning Pebble Beach golf events.

Hollywood UPI Bing Crosby Sunset Boulevard Kathryn Hal Nathaniel Mary Frances CBS Bing Spain American Conservatory Theater San Francisco Lee McGrath Robstown Texas California Las Cruces Mexico Hillsborough Calif Harry London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts Nathanial Pebble Beach

Congress weighs postponing adjournment beyond Saturday

As the clock winds down, Congress contemplates delaying adjournment past Saturday amid stalled top bills. Tax cut, energy, and Humphrey Hawkins debates stall progress while a defense bill advances, paying military personnel after approval by both houses.

Washington UPI Congress House Carter James Abourezk D-S.d House Rules Committee Congressional Black Caucus

James Earl Ray to wed in Brushy Mountain visiting room

Anna Sandhu, 32, a divorcee and artist, plans to marry James Earl Ray today in a second floor maximum security visiting room at Brushy Mountain State Prison. The ceremony has no consummation and no conjugal visit. Ray, 50, and Sandhu will have a brief post ceremony visit under guard. Sandhu says no offers will buy her story, preserving Ray’s image.

UPI Anna Sandhu James Earl Ray Miss Sandhu Martin Luther King Brushy Mountain State Prison James Lawson King James Sandhu Ray Knoxville

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